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@Background Pony #39B3 Her colour matches, and since I’m making a four-colour deck that matters more.
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天和 is actually the “heavenly hand” of Japanese mahjong (as dealer, win immediately with the 14 tiles you draw); as a yakuman this gives the 16000 points listed on the left. Trixie has certainly used her great and powerful magic to manipulate the tiles for this.
A better translation:
“The REAL Great & Powerful Automatic Table Heavenly Hand
“The REAL Great & Powerful Automatic Table Heavenly Hand
16000 points!!!”
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@Korora Einstenium’s chemical symbol was once E and argon’s was once A.
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@Summerium-Kalimium I can discount it for you if you don’t have enough money - I did that for one of those elements.
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@FanOfMostEverything I stated (or rather implied) in a journal that the slots from 104 upwards were to be occupied by OCs, since all these elements have no use whatsoever.
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@hawthornbunny Melisa and Ethan have both been inspired by my genies. With all the absurdity that sometimes comes…
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@Astrohippus23 The mistake is still visible on the Pixiv mirror. A fortunate mistake of sorts.
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The symbol M was once used to mean muriaticum (chlorine). There’s also Tm for thulium, though…
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@Background Pony #2649 If not, what will happen to these genies? (And don’t reference Ghostbusters, other than saying “crossing the streams”…)
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@Melisareb It’s only the atomic number that’s nice, not the atomic mass weight which is 168.934 (only 169Tm is stable).
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@ABronyAccount Oh, that Glenn Seaborg giving the Pu to plutonium as a joke that went unnoticed? Heh.
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@Yet One More Idiot Well, the stars and other planets are in deep space…
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@RhodieNite It won’t explode like a nuclear bomb. It would explode if you dropped a chunk of francium into water, however.
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@RhodieNite Sure, francium is extremely radioactive. So radioactive, in fact, that it can’t form a critical mass…
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@Melisareb I put the uranium glass into my picture because a pile of blocks is not easily associated with uranium. (Those are graphite blocks.)
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