the periodoc table song

[Djöfull]

for the mathematically and chemically inclined
this is from 1955 "the elements" sung very rapidly by Tom Lehrer a maths professor and comedian. listen how fast he can sing these difficult words!
http://www.privatehand.com/flash/elements.html
click on the dial up

 

[Vintersorg]

for the mathematically and chemically inclined
this is from 1955 "the elements" sung very rapidly by Tom Lehrer a maths professor and comedian. listen how fast he can sing these difficult words!
http://www.privatehand.com/flash/elements.html
click on the dial up

........heheheheheh

mr V

 

[TB666]

hahahahaha.
That was sweet.
Vintersorg should a cover of that song

 

[Twilightheart]

Hehe... "Einsteinium"... I have to remember this!

 

[TB666]

Always wondered : Is Einsteinium a gas or a metal ??

 

[Twilightheart]

Always wondered : Is Einsteinium a gas or a metal ??

Must be "metal", because it`s cool! (Don`t take me serious!)

 

[The Nomad]

Always wondered : Is Einsteinium a gas or a metal ??

It's a metal. Either a Lanthanide or an Actanide (too lazy to look it up). Most of the elements with cool names like that (with the notable exception of Curium) are in those series.

Now, the nations of the world song, done by Yakko Warner (of the Animaniacs) is pretty damn good. Too lazy to look that up too...

Type O Negative -- October Rust -- Be My Druidess
/* random quote */
I know it handles like a stallion with half a hundredweight of wasabi up its backside.
-Top Gear, on BBC World

 

[TB666]

Thx for clearing that up