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Post by quinkgirl on Oct 24, 2013 22:00:50 GMT
...I learned in science recently that bismuth is a element... Does that mean anything? Well, It's pretty. And when done right, its crystals look kinda man-made. Pretty... (in Sophie Bennett's voice) But can't almost everything look man made if modified in a certain way? |
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Post by Señor Goose on Oct 25, 2013 2:43:17 GMT
Well, It's pretty. And when done right, its crystals look kinda man-made. Pretty... (in Sophie Bennett's voice) But can't almost everything look man made if modified in a certain way? Well sure, but then it'd actually be man-made... |
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Post by quinkgirl on Oct 25, 2013 3:56:41 GMT
Pretty... (in Sophie Bennett's voice) But can't almost everything look man made if modified in a certain way? Well sure, but then it'd actually be man-made... Eh, that's a good point. |
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Post by Toloc on Oct 25, 2013 7:09:20 GMT
Well, It's pretty. And when done right, its crystals look kinda man-made. Pretty... (in Sophie Bennett's voice) But can't almost everything look man made if modified in a certain way? Indeed, but this stuff just "grows" this way. |
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Post by Daedalus on Oct 25, 2013 7:16:38 GMT
Pretty... (in Sophie Bennett's voice) But can't almost everything look man made if modified in a certain way? Indeed, but this stuff just "grows" this way. Furthermore, it has properties of a seed crystal (i.e. you can place a small amount of it in certain solutions and a greater amount will accrete around the initial bit) giving rise to interesting speculation about the nature of the Seed Bismuth (look back at some of the threads from when the Wisp was masquerading as the SB). Unrelatedly, has anyone else noticed that the initials of Seed Bismuth - SB - are the element identification for Antimony? That cannot be a coincidence. Tom is so much more careful than than. |
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Post by snipertom on Oct 25, 2013 10:21:44 GMT
huh? why would they break up? By realizing they aren't gay, after all. "wait you are the robot Queen?" "totally! and you can speak to animals?" "for sure" "that's really awesome!" "no YOU'RE really awesome!" "aww shucks, I've just realised I'm not a gay" "I too have suddenly realised that I am not a gay despite the fun kissing times" "oh well, time to break up" THIS IS HOW IT WILL GO DOWN |
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Post by quinkgirl on Oct 25, 2013 15:32:24 GMT
Indeed, but this stuff just "grows" this way. Furthermore, it has properties of a seed crystal (i.e. you can place a small amount of it in certain solutions and a greater amount will accrete around the initial bit) giving rise to interesting speculation about the nature of the Seed Bismuth (look back at some of the threads from when the Wisp was masquerading as the SB). Unrelatedly, has anyone else noticed that the initials of Seed Bismuth - SB - are the element identification for Antimony? That cannot be a coincidence. Tom is so much more careful than than. Wow, I never noticed that! If he really is so careful of these things and that was on purpose, paint me impressed  Too many months of reading Eiichiro Oda's ridiculous question corners and how readers notice things he doesn't can do that. |
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Post by thedoctor on Oct 26, 2013 6:16:42 GMT
Furthermore, it has properties of a seed crystal (i.e. you can place a small amount of it in certain solutions and a greater amount will accrete around the initial bit) giving rise to interesting speculation about the nature of the Seed Bismuth (look back at some of the threads from when the Wisp was masquerading as the SB). Unrelatedly, has anyone else noticed that the initials of Seed Bismuth - SB - are the element identification for Antimony? That cannot be a coincidence. Tom is so much more careful than than. Wow, I never noticed that! If he really is so careful of these things and that was on purpose, paint me impressed Too many months of reading Eiichiro Oda's ridiculous question corners and how readers notice things he doesn't can do that. Tom legitimately is that careful and artistic. I would not put it past him. |
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