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Mr. Muffin@dgar hopefully without lead and other elements from the periodic table
KahteπΏοΈ@dgar Bisous du jeudi mon Dgar ππππ
VictorKing@dgar π€£π€£π€£
Ozzie D, NP-hard 
Paul H π΄σ §σ ’σ ·σ ¬σ ³σ ΏπͺπΊBrilliant - you're raising a Class 1 Chemistry geek there!
Well done!
@Henrysbridge @dgar I try, tho I'm the black sheep, the non-chemist in my paternal line (otherwise rife with organic & physical chemists, and chemical engineers)!
Tim Ward βπͺπΊπΆ #FBPE@ozdreaming @dgar What happens to the kid who eats the arsenic one?
Tim Hergert@ozdreaming @dgar But most importantly for a birthday celebration such as this 0 did you include the element of surprise?
Luna Lactea@ozdreaming @dgar That's so cool!
Geoff Winkless@ozdreaming @dgar I'm assuming the Po one was for your russian guests?
xs4me2@dgar yummy!
Moeveninsel@dgar Err this way you might get pregnant...
François Galea@dgar chocolate is the best element
Ralph058 (S/he/it) AF4EZ@dgar I wish this was real, I would get it for my granddaughter who is majoring in chemistry.
JustChomik@dgar What happens if you surround the Pu chocolate with 8 W chocolates? (high-level joke)
Mina
Stu Duerson, machina exo deus
Chris@dgar Ah, Mercury! Sweetest of the transition metals!
@dgar I will eat all of the radioactive ones first, starting with astatine because you have to be extra fast with that one.
DrYak@dgar ...and now we have an explanation for the short half-life if unstable element:
The chocolate-eater starts on the bottom right, and they're fast!
The chocolate-eater starts on the bottom right, and they're fast!
Space Burger Steve πππ€ͺ@dgar Cookies and Cream being noble seems fitting and completely wrong at the same time.