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Chemical Words List
An anonymous reader writes "Mark Nandor, a teacher of mathematics at The Wellington School, has recently posted a new chemical words page. For those who haven't seen this before, it is a list of English words that can be spelled using chemical symbols."
If Mr Nandor joins force with this lecturer, we will have karateoke in chemistry classes.
This might be spammers' wet dream, like Carbon Iodine Aluminium Iodine Sulfur or Vanadium Iodine Silver Radium.
Virtual Betting on Facebook for non-geeks.
Can 50 lines of perl and word list get me a main page story too?
acacias? carnies? fireboats? lanners? samisens? tawer?
What a nonesevently cromulent enumeration!
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Go, little server, go! (Or more appropriately: Here come the hordes, prepare to be /.'ed!)
Anyone ever see the bumper sticker?
|C|Ho|C|O|La|Te|
Better Living Through Chemistry
Technoli
The terror^H^H^H^H^H^H Intelligent Designers have won.
In chemicalese that is
Engineering is the art of compromise.
i've had diarrhea that made for better news than this.
Here's three that explain this post...
THC.
At least we know the dupe will be better.
SLaSHDyOTeDs.
There are two kinds of people: 1) those who start arrays with one and 1) those who start them with zero.
You just *know* that someone will claim that people are sending coded messages (for WMDs, no doubt) through regular emails or phone conversations:
Analyst: "Sir! We just analyzed that last phone call from Mike in Idaho to his mother, the missionary feeding poor children in Afghanistan. If we use the new chemical-word-filter, he's clearly providing instructions on building some type of chemical weapon, one based on vinegar and what looks to be corn syrup...or maybe pecans."
NSA supervisor: "We can't afford another 9/11. Engage the standard rendition plan and have them relocated."
Analyst: But sir! Shouldn't we get a warrant or find some corroborating evidence?
Supervisor gives a glaring, angry look.
Analyst: Just kidding! ahahah...man, that gets you every time!
Supervisor: Good one! I guess the beer's on me tonight.
Patriotic music plays as supervisor slaps analyst on the shoulder and both freeze in place with big smiles.
-- Fugacity: Confusing chemists since 1908
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New around here, are we?
It's one of the most front-page worthy stories currently on the front page.
"Convictions are more dangerous enemies of truth than lies."
Having some punk on /. do it with a UNIX one-liner: Priceless