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| Tips for round winners: If you don't have a great idea when you learn that it is your turn, don't just make a round that you don't even think is good. Try to think to come up with a good idea for a round, and then if you can't, then make a round that you don't even think is good. Also you're encouraged to start the round in this format: "You have one post to [what you have one post to do goes here]" Additionally don't end the round early. Rounds should be at least close to a day long. If you started the round at night, you can't end it tomorrow morning. If you started it in the morning, you shouldn't end it before you go to bed. Interrounds: The people running rounds are ideally supposed to judge approximately 24 hours after they start the round, but from now on if they haven't judged after 30 hours (6 hours late) then anyone is allowed to start a round between rounds, like the guess when Livio will start the next round, guess how many dogs shos has, ect. You're also allowed to do this if the round has been judged within 30 hours, but the next guy hasn't started their round within 12 hours of the other round being judged. The catch is of course that the round could end at any time, because these rounds last until the current round is judged and the next round begins. You may judge rounds however you'd like, but at the end of the round there can only be one winner. These rounds will be marked as ".5"s in the previous rounds and winners Previous rounds and winners Spoiler: |
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| jazz | ||
Karma: 108 Posts: 3050 pm | email |
Bother Males With Some Urushiol *entry for both of them* | |
| Silver | ||
Karma: 121 Posts: 3581 Gender: Female pm | email |
I'd pour one large bucket full of freezing cold water onto his face. Works every time. | |
| Bmwsu | ||
Age: 28 Karma: 175 Posts: 2557 Gender: Male pm | email |
'Darvince' said: Big mouth with serrated underside. The first two words are unoriginal. Also, I don't know of any mouth like that. 4/10 'Quirvy' said: Big man without surplus uppercases i c wut u did thar 5/10 'shos' said: Bribed maggot with superman undies I don't like being associated with maggots, as well as the fact that you got the superhero wrong. 3/10 'Isa' said: Blue Monday Weather So Useful So sunny Mondays are helpful? 3/10 'Yaya' said: Bmwsu makes weird strange usernames. It wasn't me.. 4/10 'Yuggy' said: Big Mad Wet Slimy Underpants Big Mad Wet Slimey? That makes no sense. At least use commas next time. 3/10 'snipereborn' said: Better make windmills seem uninspired. What had better? 4/10 'Cedric' said: Bavarian Motor Works Super Utility vehicle Cheating, but what lot's of people might take it as. =P 5/10 'jellsprout' said: Car with Japanese appendix. No explanation needed. 0/10 'Shavey Dave' said: Bulgarian molesting winter sport ufology It's not funny when you just use random words to try and look funny. 2/10 'FlashMarsh' said: Bingo Motel With Subterranean Uakaris Any motel that has monkeys is a good one. 7/10 'AdBot' said: Better Make With Scrutinizing Us 0/10 'Jazz' said: Bother Males With Some Urushiol How mean! 4/10 If you want to know who the winner is, then read the post. =P      | |
| Cedric | ||
Age: 24 Karma: 13 Posts: 2056 Gender: Male pm | email |
'FlashMarsh' said: Put some petrol in him. That's evil. I like evil. 8/10 'Quirvy' said: Come up with a witty entry into his round that reminds him to judge his round, and then post it using one of the test accounts since I already entered into this round. Hey, that's actually pretty creative! 8.5/10 'shos' said: light up his bed  if he keeps sleeping.. I'm not sure you really like Bmw, Shos... 9/10 'AdBot' said: Better Make With Scrutinizing Us And you better do it soon  ...? You're late. -10/10 'Yaya' said: Forcefeed him spaghetti. You can't force someone to do something if they're sleeping. But otherwise, that'd be hilarious. 8/10 'Jazz' said: Bother Males With Some Urushiol *entry for both of them* Multitasker... 6/10 'Silver' said: I'd pour one large bucket full of freezing cold water onto his face. Works every time. Freezing cold water. Yum. 9/10 Shos and Silver win the half-round! | |
| jazz | ||
Karma: 108 Posts: 3050 pm | email |
Yay, I got potassium, lithium and sodium chlorides (99%+ pure) just to do a flame test... Too bad I only have around 35 grams of each.. | |
| shos | ||
| ~Jack of all trades~ Age: 31 Karma: 389 Posts: 8273 Gender: Male Location: Israel pm | email |
ooh! me win! me nerd! you have one post to give me the coolest thing you can find in the periodic table.  | |
| Yuggy | ||
| I am a wise goat Age: 25 Karma: 64 Posts: 1609 Gender: Male Location: UK pm | email |
Ruthenium is the coolest element! Ruthenium complexes are approachable inorganic syntheses for newcomers and provide significant challenges to keep experienced chemists busy. The beautiful colors accessible via unique coordination chemistry of Ru make it useful for photovoltaics and electrochemiluminescent devices. Not to mention its utility in organic syntheses as a catalyst. Lastly, heavy metals rock! | |
| Isa | ||
| No. I'm an octopus. Age: 31 Karma: 686 Posts: 7833 Gender: Male Location: Uppsala, Sweden - GMT +1 pm | email |
'shos' said: the coolest thing you can find in the periodic table. Liquid helium. | |
| Quirvy | ||
| Â Â Karma: 655 Posts: 7753 Gender: Male pm | email |
Shos, you only won the halfround. But since flashmarsh doesn't appear to notice that he won the last round, no objections from me. Maybe I should have sent him a Promethium reminding him to start the next round...  spooky secret | |
| Darvince | ||
| sea level change Age: 24 Karma: 107 Posts: 2043 Gender: Female Location: The Nuclear Era pm | email |
'Isa' said: 'shos' said: the coolest thing you can find in the periodic table. Liquid helium. No it's solid helium. (Or is that even possible...) "Time is a circuit, not a line; cybernetics instantiates templexity." | |
| snipereborn | ||
| Fact Squisher Age: 31 Karma: 136 Posts: 1307 Gender: Male Location: Arizona, United States pm | email |
Clearly, the coolest part of the Periodic Table of Elements is that you can take the bottom two bars and dual-wield them like katanas whenever you find yourself in desperate need of an effective weapon to use against chem-zombies. WIN, those chembies don't stand a chance. Everyone runs faster with a knife. | |
| Cedric | ||
Age: 24 Karma: 13 Posts: 2056 Gender: Male pm | email |
Oxygen. No, really? =p And Darvince, you can make a liquid, gas or solid out of basically anything. I'm pretty sure, at least. | |
| jellsprout | ||
| Lord of Sprout Tower Karma: -2147482799 Posts: 6445 Gender: Male pm | email |
'Isa' said: 'shos' said: the coolest thing you can find in the periodic table. Liquid helium. Liqued helium-3 cools down to only about 0.2 K. Praseodymium alloys can be cooled down to a few mK. And any paramagnetic material can technically reach negative temperatures, though these are actually hotter than positive temperatures. Edit: So to make things clear, my entry is praseodymium. Spoiler: | |
| Yaya | ||
Age: 29 Karma: 747 Posts: 5367 Location: Ohio (US) pm | email |
I do find tables periodically. I don't usually saw them open, though.  COMING SOON: A giant meteor. Please. Give me +karma. Give me +karma. | |
| jazz | ||
Karma: 108 Posts: 3050 pm | email |
Gallium. Why? You can melt it in your hand, and make a copy of something else... then melt that... Some of the compounds are used in (semiconductors/conductors, I forgot)... and the gallium can diffuse into some other metals and weaken them... and it's so cool when you break metal that's been attacked by gallium | |
| FlashMarsh | ||
Age: 25 Karma: 99 Posts: 2727 Gender: Male Location: UK pm | email |
Go ahead with this round since my computer is broken. | |
| jazz | ||
Karma: 108 Posts: 3050 pm | email |
Half round time! You have one post to give me the hottest thing you can find in the periodic table | |
| Darvince | ||
| sea level change Age: 24 Karma: 107 Posts: 2043 Gender: Female Location: The Nuclear Era pm | email |
Terrestrial plasma carbon. "Time is a circuit, not a line; cybernetics instantiates templexity." | |
| jazz | ||
Karma: 108 Posts: 3050 pm | email |
Not literally, though... like, the element 'in fashion'... | |
| jellsprout | ||
| Lord of Sprout Tower Karma: -2147482799 Posts: 6445 Gender: Male pm | email |
The magnetocaloric effect can also be used for heating, so I suppose praseodymium could also become pretty hot. Spoiler: | |
| Cedric | ||
Age: 24 Karma: 13 Posts: 2056 Gender: Male pm | email |
If your looking for the most hot (temperature) element, I'd say Phosphorus. If your looking for the most hot (good looks) element, I'd say Einsteinium. -flirt- | |
| shos | ||
| ~Jack of all trades~ Age: 31 Karma: 389 Posts: 8273 Gender: Male Location: Israel pm | email |
'Yuggy' said: Ruthenium is the coolest element! Ruthenium complexes are approachable inorganic syntheses for newcomers and provide significant challenges to keep experienced chemists busy. The beautiful colors accessible via unique coordination chemistry of Ru make it useful for photovoltaics and electrochemiluminescent devices. Not to mention its utility in organic syntheses as a catalyst. Lastly, heavy metals rock! ...oh come on, and you think that's cool? =\ I'd give you a point tho, because of the last line; if I were you, I'd me searching for a picture of a rock of some heavy metallic element. this way, we'll have both HEAVY METAL and ROCK!! musical win! 2/10 'Isa' said: 'shos' said: the coolest thing you can find in the periodic table. Liquid helium. Oh man. that's cool. nice. 7.4/10 'Darvince' said: 'Isa' said: 'shos' said: the coolest thing you can find in the periodic table. Liquid helium. No it's solid helium. (Or is that even possible...) That can happen in only a veeeeeeryy specific range of temperature and pressures. in general, the periodical table takes stuff as the percentage in which they exist in nature(for example, if the weight would be 4 in 99% of the time and 100 in 1%, it'll be 4.96). so solid helium is not mentioned in the periodic table. N/A / 10 'snipereborn' said: Clearly, the coolest part of the Periodic Table of Elements is that you can take the bottom two bars and dual-wield them like katanas whenever you find yourself in desperate need of an effective weapon to use against chem-zombies. WIN, those chembies don't stand a chance. Chembies? just for that you get like 8/10 'Cedric' said: Oxygen. No, really? =p And Darvince, you can make a liquid, gas or solid out of basically anything. I'm pretty sure, at least. also, not all stuff can be solid. the phase diagrams for stuff is really, really wierd for some stuff. 'jellsprout' said: 'Isa' said: 'shos' said: the coolest thing you can find in the periodic table. Liquid helium. Liqued helium-3 cools down to only about 0.2 K. Praseodymium alloys can be cooled down to a few mK. And any paramagnetic material can technically reach negative temperatures, though these are actually hotter than positive temperatures. Edit: So to make things clear, my entry is praseodymium.  but I understand your thinking. so uh.. 6/10'Yaya' said: I do find tables periodically. I don't usually saw them open, though. 'Jazz' said: Gallium. Why? You can melt it in your hand, and make a copy of something else... then melt that... Some of the compounds are used in (semiconductors/conductors, I forgot)... and the gallium can diffuse into some other metals and weaken them... and it's so cool when you break metal that's been attacked by gallium this is cool, but the same can be said for gold. you can actually shape it like butter, and it is more valuable. If I had to choose between 1 ton of gold, and 1 ton of Gallium, it won't be much of a choice.. YAYA! YEAYAE | |
| jazz | ||
Karma: 108 Posts: 3050 pm | email |
But you can't melt gold in your hand! Sure, you can sculpt it, but melting it is more fun. 'Darvince' said: Terrestrial plasma carbon. Hot, but it's not a craze yet. 4/10 'jellsprout' said: The magnetocaloric effect can also be used for heating, so I suppose praseodymium could also become pretty hot. I think they need a praseodymium alloy for that though... I'll just give you the benefit of the doubt. 7/10 'Cedric' said: If your looking for the most hot (temperature) element, I'd say Phosphorus. If your looking for the most hot (good looks) element, I'd say Einsteinium. -flirt- Einstenium is all glowy and stuff but it's radioactive and not that popular... And phosphorus is cool when it's white (not racist) 6/10 C'mon, no tungsten? I mean, it's all popular in those roundish lightbulbs... | |
| Yaya | ||
Age: 29 Karma: 747 Posts: 5367 Location: Ohio (US) pm | email |
You have one post to... explain what one object you would eliminate from existence. Objects, not living things. And let's keep it physically existing (dustpans, spaghetti, horseshoes etc.) COMING SOON: A giant meteor. Please. Give me +karma. Give me +karma. | |
| Darvince | ||
| sea level change Age: 24 Karma: 107 Posts: 2043 Gender: Female Location: The Nuclear Era pm | email |
I would eliminate water bottles, because honestly, why is a glass so difficult to use? "Time is a circuit, not a line; cybernetics instantiates templexity." | |
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