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8/6/2013 2:20:48 AM
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Solids vs. Liquids vs. Gases
No, you cannot vote for Plasma. Unless you're Plasma Eagle.
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I'll take anti-matter for $200.
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Biased poll is Biased.
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1 ReplyThis poll is extremely biased.
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1 ReplyEdited by Cyberwo1ff: 8/6/2013 4:56:32 PMGravitational singularity. The most theoretically powerful matter in the universe. I win.
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Amorphous solids. [quote]Oh yeah, that's right, OP.[/quote]
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Secret option D: Plasma
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1 ReplyThis gave me an idea... ...we need Gaseous Snake.
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Picking solid was a solid choice. *ba-dum tss*
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Plasma Or a mix like is corn flower and water which gives you both a solid and liquid. Note there are some pretty cool mix elements
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What about Bose Einstein Condensates? Superfluids? Or the various forms of ice, specifically ice 7 through ice 9?
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11 Repliesinb4glassisaliquid
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6 RepliesWhat is Plasma anyway?
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Plasma master race.
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The power of DEATH!
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Batman.
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1 ReplySuperfluids?
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Bose Einstein Condensate
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non-Newtonian liquid
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Liquidsnakes
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3 RepliesDark Matter. Its a high energy state. Learn science Godzilla. There are many states of matter.
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i vote for all three with water.
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Edited by A Metroid: 8/6/2013 1:53:28 PMBrother! (Can't find a good Liquid Snake image.)
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Non-Newtonian fluids.
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1 Reply3 states of matter...[spoiler]...Team Fortress 3 confirmed. [/spoiler]
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2 RepliesSolid Snake vs Liquid Snake vs Gaseous Snake.
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2 RepliesSolids brah
