I would like to Join

[Joe]

x86] link=topic=2456.msg23731#msg23731 date=1125250405]

Warrior honestly shut the hell up. I am sick of your shit and I would honestly like to meet up with you and give you a fucken ass woping.

1105 Spring Garden Street. Allentown, Pennsylvania 18102.

Make a right on 12th street and turn into the alley and after the first other alley that turns into walnut street is my house (next to the big private group thing)

Check Mapquest.

Also,
No.

Shit son, check yo mailbox. You owe me 37 cents for posting that.

Is it there yet?

[Screenor]

x86] link=topic=2456.msg23731#msg23731 date=1125250405]

Warrior honestly shut the hell up. I am sick of your shit and I would honestly like to meet up with you and give you a fucken ass woping.

1105 Spring Garden Street. Allentown, Pennsylvania 18102.

Make a right on 12th street and turn into the alley and after the first other alley that turns into walnut street is my house (next to the big private group thing)

Check Mapquest.

Also,
No.

Shit son, check yo mailbox. You owe me 37 cents for posting that.

Is it there yet?

I'll stop there if you've got a big enough room for me to sleep on like a sleeping bag or something. (For those who don't know, me and Warrior live like 25 minutes away from eachother by car.) 5 dollars if you want the sex video.

[rabbit]

WTF!  Screeny, tell that wetback to pay his damn phone bill.

[Sidoh]

Chemical?
Co2

Cobolt?

Drink?
Tim Horton's Coffee

Ah, you're an addict. Have you considered getting help?

CO(2) = Carbon Dioxie (: Sorry to bring up an old post :P

CO₂ is Carbon Dioxide, true.  However -- Co₂ is not, if you want to get technical.

[Screenor]

WTF!  Screeny, tell that wetback to pay his damn phone bill.

ROFL

[MyndFyre]

CO₂ is Carbon Dioxide, true.  However -- Co₂ is not, if you want to get technical.

Yeah, but I don't think you'd find Co₂, at least, not commonly.  Cobalt Chloride comes to mind as a normal compound, but that's CoCl₂.  Given that cobalt in its normal state has 2 electrons in its outer shell, moving to 4 (having 2 cobolt ions together) would lend instability to the cobalt particle.

Quik, what did you edit?

[Krazed]

x86] link=topic=2456.msg27149#msg27149 date=1126738506]

CO₂ is Carbon Dioxide, true.  However -- Co₂ is not, if you want to get technical.

Yeah, but I don't think you'd find Co₂, at least, not commonly.  Cobalt Chloride comes to mind as a normal compound, but that's CoCl₂.  Given that cobalt in its normal state has 2 electrons in its outer shell, moving to 4 (having 2 cobolt ions together) would lend instability to the cobalt particle.

Quik, what did you edit?

You messed up some of your sub tags, I was gonna edit it but got lazy.

[Sidoh]

x86] link=topic=2456.msg27149#msg27149 date=1126738506]

CO₂ is Carbon Dioxide, true.  However -- Co₂ is not, if you want to get technical.

Yeah, but I don't think you'd find Co₂, at least, not commonly.  Cobalt Chloride comes to mind as a normal compound, but that's CoCl₂.  Given that cobalt in its normal state has 2 electrons in its outer shell, moving to 4 (having 2 cobolt ions together) would lend instability to the cobalt particle.

Quik, what did you edit?

I didn't say it was Cobalt, I said it wasn't Carbon Dioxide.  I had Chemistry too, I know this.  :P

[Warrior]

Getting phone back tomorrow (cut off while at work) so yea..call me :(

@ Screen: Uh ok.

Anyways later.

[Quik]

x86] link=topic=2456.msg27149#msg27149 date=1126738506]

CO₂ is Carbon Dioxide, true. However -- Co₂ is not, if you want to get technical.

Yeah, but I don't think you'd find Co₂, at least, not commonly. Cobalt Chloride comes to mind as a normal compound, but that's CoCl₂. Given that cobalt in its normal state has 2 electrons in its outer shell, moving to 4 (having 2 cobolt ions together) would lend instability to the cobalt particle.

Quik, what did you edit?

You messed up some of your sub tags, I was gonna edit it but got lazy.

Yeah, thought I'd edit it.

[Joe]

x86] link=topic=2456.msg23731#msg23731 date=1125250405]

Warrior honestly shut the hell up. I am sick of your shit and I would honestly like to meet up with you and give you a fucken ass woping.

1105 Spring Garden Street. Allentown, Pennsylvania 18102.

Make a right on 12th street and turn into the alley and after the first other alley that turns into walnut street is my house (next to the big private group thing)

Check Mapquest.

Also,
No.

Shit son, check yo mailbox. You owe me 37 cents for posting that.

Is it there yet?

Is it there yet?

[Screenor]

x86] link=topic=2456.msg23731#msg23731 date=1125250405]

Warrior honestly shut the hell up. I am sick of your shit and I would honestly like to meet up with you and give you a fucken ass woping.

1105 Spring Garden Street. Allentown, Pennsylvania 18102.

Make a right on 12th street and turn into the alley and after the first other alley that turns into walnut street is my house (next to the big private group thing)

Check Mapquest.

Also,
No.

Shit son, check yo mailbox. You owe me 37 cents for posting that.

Is it there yet?

Is it there yet?

Didn't get passed his spam filter.

[Warrior]

Oh yea lmao. Nice letter! I will be responding..with my own sources (hand written) along with presents including my AUTHENTIC VERY OWN SIGNATURE OMG.

[MyndFyre]

x86] link=topic=2456.msg27891#msg27891 date=1126976175]
Oh yea lmao. Nice letter! I will be responding..with my own sources (hand written) along with presents including my AUTHENTIC VERY OWN SIGNATURE OMG.

Sweet!  Now to get a credit card and steal his identity!

[Darkness]

x86] link=topic=2456.msg27149#msg27149 date=1126738506]

CO₂ is Carbon Dioxide, true.  However -- Co₂ is not, if you want to get technical.

Yeah, but I don't think you'd find Co₂, at least, not commonly.  Cobalt Chloride comes to mind as a normal compound, but that's CoCl₂.  Given that cobalt in its normal state has 2 electrons in its outer shell, moving to 4 (having 2 cobolt ions together) would lend instability to the cobalt particle.

Quik, what did you edit?

Co₂ isn't what he wrote though, he wrote Co2, which could indicate Co₂, CO₂, or Co² , with the 2 representing a 2+ charge, and assuming that he meant Co²⁺ is much more reasonable than assuming he meant Co₂. But all in all, he probably meant CO₂.