[QUOTE=aMindlessMuse]i like it too, some good stuff right there

I just bought a couple of "The Faints" cds. Some good poop right there, im loving it[/QUOTE]

The Faint are excellent. I love Wet From Birth.

[QUOTE=aMindlessMuse]i like it too, some good stuff right there

I just bought a couple of "The Faints" cds. Some good poop right there, im loving it[/QUOTE]
I've never heard of them, what are they like?


Today I was listening to Bloc Party for the first time, I don't know if I like them or not. When I hear them some more I'll be able to make a decision.

[QUOTE=aMindlessMuse]i like it too, some good stuff right there

I just bought a couple of "The Faints" cds. Some good poop right there, im loving it

edit: bwah? new swear filters? poop should be sh1t[/QUOTE]


Yah , we spent a few pages testing out new words

[QUOTE=BenJammin]The Faint are excellent. I love Wet From Birth.[/QUOTE]

YES! i've owned dans macabre for a caouple years now, i bought wet from birth on satrurday. F.UCKING AMAZING

hey kim

























































































final fantasy blows

OK, so what did you guys want?

:thumb:

-Gav

[QUOTE=pukeboy66]

final fantasy blows[/QUOTE]


Ill pretend I didn't see that

[QUOTE=I0Play0Bass]OK, so what did you guys want?

:thumb:

-Gav[/QUOTE]

I need you to correct my chem homework :lol: :thumb:

[QUOTE=Dave.Rws]Someone correct my Chem homework...

Part A ) Change name to compound

magnesium oxide - MgO
sodium flouride - NaF
aluminum nitride - AlN
potassium sulfide - K2S
lithium iodide - LiI
calcium bromide - CBr2
Beryllium oxide - BeO
magnesium nitride - Mg3N2
aluminum sulfide - Al2S3
copper ( II ) bromide - CuBr
tin ( II ) iodide - SnI2
calcium phosphide - C3P2
lead ( II ) oxide - PbO
lead ( IV ) flouride - PbF4
tin ( IV) bromide - SnBr4
copper ( II ) sulfide - CuS
iorn ( II ) oxide - FeO
calcium nitirde - N2C3

Part B ) Write the names for the following compounds :

Li20 - Lithium Iodide
Alcl3 - Aluminium Chloride
MgS - Magnesium Sulfide
CaO - Calcium Oxide
KBr - Pottasium Bromide
BeF - Berillium Floride
Na3N - Sodium Nitride
Al2O3 - Aluminum Oxide
CuCl2 - Copper ( II ) Chloride
FeBr3 - Iron ( III ) Bromide
PbS - Lead ( II ) Sulfide
SnO2 - Tin ( IV ) Oxide
Na2S - Sodium Sulfide
Mg3P2 - Magnesium Phosphide
Cul - Copper ( I ) Iodide
PbCl2 - Lead ( II ) chloride
FeP - Iron ( III ) Phosphide
CaF2 - Calcium Flouride
K3P - Pottasium Phospide[/QUOTE]

Oh boy...this could take me a minute...I'll write out the answers. WATCH YOUR CHARGES, YOUNG MAN! :p

:thumb:

-Gav

[QUOTE=pukeboy66]hey kim

*lots of spaces*

final fantasy blows[/QUOTE]


and you're fat

[QUOTE=Dave.Rws]Ill pretend I didn't see that[/QUOTE]

oh ... its true and you know it

[QUOTE=aMindlessMuse]and you're fat[/QUOTE]

YEAH WELL




:upset:


females are mean

[QUOTE=I0Play0Bass]Oh boy...this could take me a minute...I'll write out the answers. WATCH YOUR CHARGES, YOUNG MAN! :p

:thumb:

-Gav[/QUOTE]

Take your time.. :thumb:

And I don't know if I did it right but..

for like

SnO2 .. I though it would be Tin ( II ) Oxide .. but my teacher say no.. care to explain.

[QUOTE=pukeboy66]YEAH WELL




:upset:


females are mean[/QUOTE]

^ 123.

[QUOTE=pukeboy66]YEAH WELL




:upset:


females are mean[/QUOTE]

yeah, bunch they're a binch of [I]C[/I]unts

[QUOTE=aMindlessMuse]yeah, bunch they're a binch of [I]C[/I]unts[/QUOTE]


Geez , I'm tierd of people always changing font colour or putting a letter in bold or Italics.. :lol:

Learn for the master.

F [ SIZE="2"]u[/SIZE] c k

^ ^ just space it properly.

being fat isnt all bad ... we are quite cudly and comforable :cool:

calcium bromide - CaBr2
calcium phosphide - Ca3P2
calcium nitirde - Ca3N2

Li2O - Lithium Oxide
AlCl3 - Aluminium Chloride (first letter in symbol is alwyas capitalized)

Awesome job, man...wait until you get to polyatomic cations and anions!

Hypochlorite, chlorite, chlorate, and perchlorate. :D

:thumb:

-Gav

[QUOTE=I0Play0Bass]calcium bromide - CaBr2
calcium phosphide - Ca3P2
calcium nitirde - Ca3N2

Li2O - Lithium Oxide
AlCl3 - Aluminium Chloride (first letter in symbol is alwyas capitalized)

Awesome job, man...wait until you get to polyatomic cations and anions!

Hypochlorite, chlorite, chlorate, and perchlorate. :D

:thumb:

-Gav[/QUOTE]

:confused:

[QUOTE=I0Play0Bass]calcium bromide - CaBr2
calcium phosphide - Ca3P2
calcium nitirde - Ca3N2

Li2O - Lithium Oxide
AlCl3 - Aluminium Chloride (first letter in symbol is alwyas capitalized)

Awesome job, man...wait until you get to [B]polyatomic cations and anions[/B]!

Hypochlorite, chlorite, chlorate, and perchlorate. :D

:thumb:

-Gav[/QUOTE]

Tommorow's Lesson.

Also could You explain why... Sno2 is Tin ( IV ) oxide and not Tin ( II ) oxide

[QUOTE=Dave.Rws]Take your time.. :thumb:

And I don't know if I did it right but..

for like

SnO2 .. I though it would be Tin ( II ) Oxide .. but my teacher say no.. care to explain.[/QUOTE]

Sure. :)

Tin can have a charge of 2+ or 4+...right? Oxygen ALWAYS has a charge of -2, so if you've got 2 oxygens, 2 * -2 = -4, right? You need to balance out that -4. I know it sort of goes against the whole peroxide ion, O2, being negative 2 as well, but that's just how that compound is named. It combines with two monatomic oxygens rather than one diatomic oxygen. You'll learn why later. It has to do with electron configuration and stability.

:thumb:

-Gav

I have math to do. Wtf.

[QUOTE=pukeboy66]being fat isnt all bad ... we are quite cudly and comforable :cool:[/QUOTE]

You know what they say..

More cushion for the pushin'

....:amaze:.....

Way back in the day, this is what essentially taught me slap.
[url]http://www.freewebs.com/mrcoffeekiller/slapbass.htm[/url]

[QUOTE=Dave.Rws]You know what they say..

More cushion for the pushin'

....:amaze:.....[/QUOTE]
:thumb:

[QUOTE=Cil]I have math to do. Wtf.[/QUOTE]

SLACKER! :p

Yeah I had math, too...I did it in class. :lol:

:thumb:

-Gav

[QUOTE=Spaceman Spiff]Way back in the day, this is what essentially taught me slap.
[url]http://www.freewebs.com/mrcoffeekiller/slapbass.htm[/url][/QUOTE]

that reminds me hows your band doing?

so i found out a way to pass without having to do work


snuck into my moms room and stole the answere books

[QUOTE=I0Play0Bass]Sure. :)

Tin can have a charge of 2+ or 4+...right? Oxygen ALWAYS has a charge of -2, so if you've got 2 oxygens, 2 * -2 = -4, right? You need to balance out that -4. I know it sort of goes against the whole peroxide ion, O2, being negative 2 as well, but that's just how that compound is named. It combines with two monatomic oxygens rather than one diatomic oxygen. You'll learn why later. It has to do with electron configuration and stability.

:thumb:

-Gav[/QUOTE]


So let me try...

SnO2 -- > Sn2O

Sn2*2 O-1 *2 ( because oxygen always has to have a charge of -2 )
Sn40-2 -- > Tin ( IV ) Oxide

[QUOTE=pukeboy66]that reminds me hows your band doing?[/QUOTE]
I never was officailly in, but it didn't work out because I live too far away, which means we wouldn't be able to practice often enough.
No hard feelings, though, we're all still friends.