Here's your feel-good fun-time story of the day! Paris Gray, a painfully bright senior at Mundy's Mill High School in Clayton County, Georgia, made a pretty cool science joke in her yearbook: When the going gets tough just remember to Barium, Carbon, Potassium, Thorium, Astatine, Arsenic, Sulfur, Uranium, Phosphorus.
John Lewis libel!!11!
Way to Beryllium Astatine Thorium Einsteinium Oxygen Boron Sulfur, Lanthanum Dysprosium.
What element? Or do you periodically rotate?
You just jelly.
As a sort of engineer, so do j.
It's not like the periodic table is a secret.
It's possible that I may have used "Bibo ergo sum" a couple of times.
I'm thinking there might have been some internal confusion between Phosphorus and Prospero, but Utranium is pretty bad.
Or quantum dynamics -- how can you be two places at once?
Fluorine Uranium Carbon Potassium Helium...... Oh, Shinoleum Iodine Tellurium! This is harder than it looks.
Kudos.
"Back dat ass up" competitions were the best . . .
It not like she wrote
Fluorine Uranium Carbon Potassium Oxygen Fluorine Fluorine
Which is what I would have done.
I wonder how much of her speech will be about challenging authority and not letting stupid people get you down?
Weird! So do i !
ISWYDT
Could also be the yearbook staff messed up.