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Does it have anything to do with evaporation? Like the smaller puddles will be more likely to go into the air and you'll breathe them? Bingo! :D Liquid mercury isn't ...

XD You guys are hung up with procedures, lol. You'd be exposing it to air? Psh, how does this matter? :P

Nope!

I posted something on my own story (science fiction section), and that counted as a review. I thought that wasn't supposed to happen?

Psh, make fun of my story so I need to make it more awesome, will ya? :P Anyway, that part is changed. Deputy is still coming in at that time, ...

That's what I thought, when I heard this! Great minds think alike, eh? :D But that's wrong. I think you're on the right track though.

He's a cutie. ^_^ The person below me likes math.

Stalker! XD Nate's probably just glad that you didn't post the other picture. :P

Banned because you do make sense.

Chapter 1 “We shouldn’t be doing this,” Jonas hissed. “It’s wrong.” “Oh?” Jeremy sounded amused. He twirled the book in his hands. “Deputy would have no qualms in searching through ...

XD You're using a proper instrument to separate it!

Surface area, in this case, refers to the amount of area that is exposed to a surface, including the air-mercury interface.

I'm thinking that the answer will be riddle like and witty, otherwise you wouldn't have bothered posting this... Obviously you were impressed.... :P I was impressed by the logic behind ...

Still, the phrase "Be clear" is lovely in its advice. ^^

Okay! So during my fluid mechanics class, the teacher asked us this question. Nobody was able to answer it, including me. (No, seriously, I was too busy concentrating on his ...