Sunday, 8 September 2013

JUST LIKE FLUORINE URANIUM CARBON POTASSIUM

  • One of Brian K Vaughan's earlier works was a backup story in a Batman special where, among other things, the Joker breaks into a chemical lab to steal bomb ingredients. While he is there, he decides to amuse himself by re-arranging canisters so the abbreviations on the labels spell out funny things. Boron, Argon and Fluorine spell BArF, which is "Positively tame" compared to what he did with Copper (Cu) and Niton (Nt). This proves that it must have been a very old canister — "Niton" has been officially named X for almost eighty years.

AS ALWAYS, FIND "X"...

Thursday, 5 September 2013

Wednesday, 4 September 2013

WELL, HE IS OUR FAVOURITE TOO!!!

WELL, THIS IS MY 50TH QUESTION. BUT FROM NOW ON, IT WILL BE US FOR ETERNITY. IT IS TRUE I HAVE JOINED HANDS WITH SIVAMURUGAN (THE PRINCE AND MY CO-QUIZZER) TO DEVELOP THIS BLOG AGAINST ALL ODDS.

HERE IS THE 50TH QUESTION....

"X" has arrived in Germany now and even before he did, he earned a spot in the McDonald's German menu. "Y" was named after "X" by the public's unanimous decision through a Facebook poll. "Y" comes with a mixed blend of chicken schitznel,a slice of cheese,and a basic salad in a brown bread roll wit jalapenos and hot mustard and salsa added for extra kick, a triple spicy threat similar to that of the Catalan trio( Messi, Xavi, Iniesta).

FIND "X" AND "Y".

QUESTION COURTESY - SIVAMURUGAN (THE PRINCE)

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