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[challenge entry] Why see Iron Mike...
...When you can see Mike Iron?


From the When Baddies turn Good challenge. See all 445 entries (closed)

(gongladosh, Sun 22 Jun 2003, 18:17, archived)
# hes intense
and not looking where he irons, not very saFE woo
(I helped save b3ta! Sunshine Elephant, Sun 22 Jun 2003, 18:18, archived)
# fuckin chemical symbol jokes now
they go down like lead balloons at the PuB.

(Johnny2 Harrumph!, Sun 22 Jun 2003, 18:25, archived)
# nope
i accidentally pressed caps lock
(I helped save b3ta! Sunshine Elephant, Sun 22 Jun 2003, 18:28, archived)
# Hahaha
Subconciously bloody funny!
(I helped save b3ta! Evil Prof. Pixel Masher I made this!, Sun 22 Jun 2003, 18:34, archived)
# Is he ironing a wedding dress?
He's very feminine. Woo.
(I helped save b3ta! Noit happy baby orangutan, Sun 22 Jun 2003, 18:18, archived)
# would you tell him that?
I wouldn't!!
(gongladosh, Sun 22 Jun 2003, 18:23, archived)
# why've you compoised your post?
just wondered if there was a logical reason behind it.
(I helped save b3ta! Noit happy baby orangutan, Sun 22 Jun 2003, 18:24, archived)
# erm...
...nope
(gongladosh, Sun 22 Jun 2003, 18:31, archived)
# get orf my land!
(I helped save b3ta! Obz Click, ting, stamps, Sun 22 Jun 2003, 18:18, archived)
# tum tee tum
(I helped save b3ta! 100% kitten better than ever, Sun 22 Jun 2003, 18:23, archived)
# ah, that is yours, you're just hiding.
and it should be Ca2+.
(I helped save b3ta! bananaman, Sun 22 Jun 2003, 18:25, archived)
# oh poo
I'll take your word for that. why does it have to have two positive charges? why can't it just have one?
(I helped save b3ta! 100% kitten better than ever, Sun 22 Jun 2003, 18:28, archived)
# because it's in group two, and so has two outer shell electrons,
and when metals become ions, they lose all their outer shell electrons, in this case two.
(I helped save b3ta! bananaman, Sun 22 Jun 2003, 18:30, archived)
# it loses them?
then it wouldn't be an ion at all would it?
sorry it's been years since my lowly co-ordinated science GCSE :)
(I helped save b3ta! 100% kitten better than ever, Sun 22 Jun 2003, 18:32, archived)
# no,
it becomes an ion by losing electrons. an ion is an atom that has either gained or lost electrons. metallic atoms lose electrons, and non-metals gain them.
(I helped save b3ta! bananaman, Sun 22 Jun 2003, 18:33, archived)
# not just one with a charge?
And it's not a metal is it?
*confused & befuddled*
I've always called it ca+, and all the teachers / lecturers text books do, don't they? or has my mind just blocked out the 2 for the last 12 years or so for some bizarre reason?
(I helped save b3ta! 100% kitten better than ever, Sun 22 Jun 2003, 18:40, archived)
[challenge entry] Did someone say "onions"??
Mike grew big and strong because he ate his onions...

(gongladosh, Sun 22 Jun 2003, 18:51, archived)
[challenge entry] You're a good fighter..
But you're out of shape...

(gongladosh, Sun 22 Jun 2003, 18:33, archived)
# Woooooooo
Still, I wouldnt get too close...
(Icouldsleepforever, Sun 22 Jun 2003, 18:19, archived)