tamotsu fukuda. (
onehole) wrote in
prismatica2020-06-03 03:03 pm
Entry tags:
- angels of death: daniel "danny" dickens,
- bleach: matsumoto rangiku,
- id invaded: tamotsu fukuda,
- identity v: mike morton,
- identity v: wu chang,
- idolish7: sougo ousaka,
- jojo's bizarre adventure: caesar zeppeli,
- kuroko's basketball: shintarou midorima,
- mcu: peter quill,
- melancholy of haruhi suzumiya: ryoko asa,
- metal gear: laughing beauty,
- twittering birds: chikara doumeki,
- we know the devil: venus
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What is your favorite number?
There are wrong answers.
There are wrong answers.

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A wrong answer.
Sadly, I can't judge you on your favorite number being mercury.
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But wasn't that the game you were playing?
Don't be shy now!
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Elements, I'm only a little knowledgeable about.
But ... I'll try it! Mercury being your favorite number. I will have to call this choice both "wrong and bad." Bad in terms of it's not even a number, how dare you! You have so many beautiful numbers to choose from and you choose mercury. Apologize to the numbers that you've scorned, etc. etc.!
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But now that I think about it isn't the atomic number of mercury 80?
Is that still a wrong answer?
It's not at all my favorite number!
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[ Though, he really fucked himself over. He can't forget numbers as soon as they're said, so he's definitely going to remember everyone's choice and it's going to stick with him. Will he bring it up in every conversation? No. It's just something that's going to be in the back/front of his head every time he talks to them in the future.
... fun.
Congratulations, he played himself. ]
You're correct! Mercury's atomic number is 80.
At least on Earth.
I don't know if it is in other dimensions.
Wouldn't that be interesting if elements had different atomic numbers.
I wonder how that would change their existence.
But anyway!!
It's not the wrong answer.