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Can Boredom Kill????
I am unbelievably fucking bored.... is anybody doing anything? anything!?!?!? Seriously... if all of you hear that I died of boredom tonight and you did nothing.... you'll feel bad. I know you will.....
You'll get some serious bad karma then bitches!!! Save me from death... I beg of you!!! Last edited by Cdn_Brdr; Oct 30, 04 at 08:25 AM. 
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You can come finish my Shift at work for me if you want! :p
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boredom killed my father
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Name: radium
Symbol: Ra Atomic number: 88 Atomic weight: [ 226 ] CAS Registry ID: 7440-14-4 Group number: 2 Group name: Alkaline earth metal Period number: 7 Block: s-block Here is a brief description of radium. Standard state: solid at 298 K Colour: metallic Classification: Metallic Pure metallic radium is brilliant white when freshly prepared, but blackens on exposure to air, probably due to formation of the nitride. It exhibits luminescence, as do its salts; it decomposes in water and is somewhat more volatile than barium. Radium imparts a carmine red colour to a flame. Radium emits a, b, and g rays and when mixed with beryllium produces neutrons. Inhalation, injection, or body exposure to radium can cause cancer and other body disorders. alkaline earth metal, white but tarnishes black upon exposure to air, luminesces, decomposes in water, emits radioactive radon gas, disintegrated radioactively until it reaches stable lead, radiological hazard, a, b, and g emitter, exposure to radium can cause cancer and other body disorders. Radium is over a million times more radioactive than the same mass of uranium. Isolation Here is a brief summary of the isolation of radium. All isotopes of radium are radioactive and there is only ever any need to make radium metal on very small scales for research purposes. Radium is extremely scarce but found in uranium ores such as pitchblende at slightly more than 1g in 10 tonnes of ore. It may be made on very small scale by the electrolysis of molten radium chloride, RaCl2. This was first done using a mercury cathode, which gave radium amalgam. The metal was obtained by distillation away from the amalgam. cathode: Ra2+(l) + 2e- Ra anode: Cl-(l) 1/2Cl2 (g) + e- PS----- I totally didn't steal that from a website or anything.... SWEAR.
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baaahahahahhaha
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And yes , i will be thur. Team drunk houseparty>rave . Dishes time!
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I'm less bored now...im enjoying the springer episode going on upstairs.
Kid :"Fuck you mom" mom: "dont break it!" kid: *boom* *boom *SMASH* mom:"what are you doing!" Kid:"your such a fucking bitch mom, you make me so mad, thats why i break things" Mom: "SHUT UP" kid: (as he thumps down the stairs) "i hope you die bitch" This is pure gold. Apparently the dad is a doctor woring in some foreign place. They treat their mom like a urinal cake. She should slap the little fuckers down.
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