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Modificato da Player3Th0mas:
10/28/2013 8:43:06 AM
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I want to freeze myself to -273.15*C...
My parents think I'll die if I do that, but I think I'll be 0K
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1 RispondiRiff raff Street rat I'm not like that Won't they look a little closer? Would they see a poor boy under No siree
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1 RispondiSounds cool.
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Liquid Nitrogen. Whole body freezes, cells, blood, everything, one little touch, you break into a million pieces.
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Pictures, or it didn't happen..
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4 RisposteHeating yourself over 9000 would definitely kill you... [spoiler]lol dragon balls reference[/spoiler]
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Modificato da Ori9inal Bob: 2/4/2014 11:33:48 AMOne day in science class, we played periodic table bingo. When class ended, my teacher said this: "Don't throw out your cards, we'll play this game, periodically." lol science jokes
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Soooo... Cryo huh?
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[i]Hahahahaha[/i]. -_-
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Feelin' cool batman!
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Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh nice
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Modificato da SexyPiranha: 10/28/2013 8:41:54 PMYeah, you can't do that. Like literally you won't be 0K.
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Hue ur fanny
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Modificato da DerpyTheWhale: 10/28/2013 5:15:51 PM[quote]My parents think I'll die if I do that, but I think I'll be [b][i][u]0K[/u][/i][/b][/quote] Hue
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4 RisposteWhy absolute 0 I think -150° c would do whatever your trying to achieve but is way easier
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Your wit astounds me, sir. Well played.
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1 RispondiI like it, but this was quite the Necrobump, my friend.
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That's pretty good... [i]pretty good[/i]..
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1 RispondiWell, Oxygen Potassium then.
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1 Rispondi>I'll be 0K >0K >0 K My sides are in orbit
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2 RisposteCareful or you might shatter your wiener.
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1 Risponditfw i measure temperature in kelvin and nobody else does. Please news, use kelvin.
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1 Rispondihahaha 0 Kelvin. hasdflasfkhasdl;gl;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
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1 Rispondi0º on the Kelvin scale (absolute zero) I get it. Ha.
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Best can do is -273.14999 degrees C unfortunately :(
