The bond market crashed.
Because it's pretty basic stuff.
He wanted to speak in tungsten.
Ask him/her to pronounce unionized
One of them makes crack while the other just markets it.
You ask them to pronounce unionize.
Bro, mine
They barium.
Ask them to pronounce unionized.
He could not hit any of the ketones.
To really understand acids and bases, you need a pHd.
Their jobs get a lot easier when there are no reactions
Ask them to pronounce 'unionized.'
The chemist may frown.
Because, if you can't 'helium' or 'curium', you 'BARIUM'!
Nitrogen Monoxide
You Barium.
Pu
You barium
Barium, Cobalt and Nitrogen.
Ask them to say the word, "unionized".
Because they can never be a part of the solution.
Oxidants happen,
They drop acid of course
HeHe
He ate a Pb and j sandwich I'd tell you another but all the good jokes argon
He was only willing to consider the most basic of solutions.
Avogadros
Because noble gases are nonreactive.
He couldn't stop dropping the base!
Ask them to pronounce 'unionized'
You Barium
He ate a Pb and J sandwich.
Barium
The way they pronounce "unionized"
Ask them to pronounce "unionized".
Drop the base.
Because the reaction could be explosive.
Sodium sodium sodium sodium sodium sodium sodium sodium sodium sodium sodium sodium sodium sodium sodium sodium Batman!
We barium.
Because they have so much Antimony!
Crack Rock.
Because they would crack each other up.
It burns too easily
Smells Like Teen Spirits
Around 3000 people
Both give you a good chance of catching something
He forgot to cover his tracks! im
She can outrun her brothers... *mic drop* "I'm out..."
A brother
It was a no brainer.
Give it an Oscar-Myers-Briggs test
With a drum machine you only have to punch the instructions in once
Santa stops at 3 ho's