Periodic Element [Wo] - Chemical: Women

Attendees
meter@bmerhbfc
Colin Kemp 7K76 BNR
Author
Colin Kemp 7K76 BNR
Summary
For your information:


---forwarded-message---->


 Feb 28 09:00:00 1995

 To:          Colin (C.M.)  Puchala              (BNR)      Dept N112   SKY
              Fred (F.J.)  LaLonde               (BNR)      Dept 4Y26   CAR
              Colin (C.W.)  Kemp                 (BNR)      Dept 7X85   SKY

 From:        Douglas (D.A.)  Sander             (BNR)      Dept 4Y11   CAR

 Subject:     Ain't it the truth.


---forwarded message---->


 From:       '[email protected]'                         (BNR400)



CHEMICAL ANALYSIS

Element    :Woman
Symbol     :Wo
Discoverer :Adam
Quantitative analysis: Accepted at 36-28-36, though isotopes ranging from
                       25-10-20 through 60-55-60 have been identified.

Occurance: Found wherever man is, but seldom in the highly reactive, energetic
           single state.  Surplus quantities in all urban areas.

Physical properties: Undergoes spontaneous dehydrolysis (weeps) at absolutely
                     nothing and freezes at a moments notice.  Totally
                     unpredicatble.  Melts when properly treated, very bitter
                     if not well used.  Found in many states ranging from
                     virgin metal to common ore.  Non-magnetic, but attracts
                     coins and sports cars.  In its natural state the specimen
                     varies considerably, but is often changed artificially
                     so well that the change is indiscernable except to the
                     experienced eye.

Chemical properties: Has great affinity for Au, Ag, and C (especially in the
                     crystalline form).  May give violent reaction if left
                     alone.  Will absorb great amounts of food matter.  Highly
                     desired reaction is initiated with various reagents such
                     as C(2)-H(5)-OH and sexy aftershave.  An essential
                     catalyst is often required (must say that you love her at
                     least 5 times daily).  Reaction accelerates out of control
                     when in dark and all reaction conditions are suitable.
                     Extermely difficult to react if in the highly stable
                     pure form.  Yields to pressure applied to correct points.
                     The reaction is highly exothermic.

Storage:  The best results are obtained between the ages of 18 and 25 years.

Uses:    Highly ornamental.  Used as a tonic for low spirits.  Used on cold
         nights as a heating agent (if properly prepared).

Tests:   Specimen turns rosey tint if discovered in raw natural state.  Turns
         green if placed beside a better specimen.

Caution: Most powerful reducing agent known to man (income and ego).  Highly
         explosive in inexperienced hands.  Specimen must be used with great
         care if experiments are to succeed.  It is illegal to posess more than
         one permanent specimen, although a certain amount of exchange
         is permitted.




------------------------------------------------------------------------
Internet: [email protected]          Abe George
                                       Chronologic Systems Inc.
                                       1750, 801 - 6th AVE. S.W.
                                       Calgary, AB  T2P 3W2


 \_\_\_   \_\_\_\_    \_\_\_\_\_       Chronologic Systems Inc.
 \_    \_  \_     \_   \_                     phone:      (403) 232-6366
  \_    \_  \_    \_    \_                    fax  :      (403) 232-6552
   \_\_\_\_  \_\_\_\_    \_\_\_       
    \_    \_  \_      \_  \_           New Era Systems Services Ltd.
     \_    \_  \_      \_  \_                 phone:      (403) 231-9863
      \_    \_  \_\_\_\_    \_\_\_\_\_        fax  :      (403) 266-6767
                                        
                                              



Have your computer E-mail my computer, and they can do that lunch thing.
(Go for a nybble, or a byte, or something...)
------------------------------------------------------------------------