This is the world's densest element (Osmium)
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- čas přidán 8. 10. 2021
- Osmium feels abnormally heavy because it's the world's densest element. It's even denser than gold and is almost twice as dense as lead. This small sample weighs around 32g and is worth around $1000. It's so expensive because it's extremely rare to find in nature, and it's one of the rarest elements on earth.
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“Oh my god he’s gonna propose!”
“You wanna see this cool dense metal I bought?”
it'd be way cooler than diamonds, that's just overpriced carbon
Hey I'd like that even more tbh!
So sorry your dreams got shattered.
i do!
@@un_lucio Any ideas for what stone you want on your osmium ring except diamonds?
"And now I'm going to dissolve it in acid."
“Super hard to find on earth”
"And drink it"
"And feed it to my dog"
"then eat the dog"
"And puke the dog"
Next video title
"I turned $1000 of Osmium into pure banana flavor extract that only cats with Lyme disease can taste."
gold
*Nile tastes it himself*
"It kinda tastes like nothing" 😁
@@GavinMcAfeenope not gold, osmium 😂
Tears in my eyes from this my dude
Cats hate bananas!
“However, it cost me almost $1000”
*proceeds to drop it like a penny*
this aged well
Lame
To be fair it's pretty durable
*it was
He drops everything on the floor just to act like an idiot for the comments and the algorithm
the worlds densest brain made this comment
"And it's one of the rarest elements on Earth. So I ate it." --NilesGreen
Lmfao
Gonna be feeling that all the way down
It is also highly toxic, so I made a light organic compound of it and ate that.
The avatar
Truest
So glad Nile bought the rare metal he can freely abuse without risk of breaking it
_2 minutes later..._
@@mookinbabysealfurmittens I was so amused with it so i did it till i get a powder thing
@@naber_official What
And now I want to see some Crazy shit with this. :D
Do some experiments with it! :)
@@ashleesmith580 czcams.com/video/yAGYGGmUmUw/video.html
Oscorp was happy to provide him with precious Osmium.
The power of Ozzy, in the palm of his hand.
I love the reference so much
Was it wrapped with a rubber band?
ALLLL ABOOOORD! HAHAHAHA!
GOIN OF THE RAILS ON A CRAZY TRAIN
Oh I get it it's a heavy metal lol
"Looks like a generic piece of metal."
*literally cased in a luxurious silver box*
This reminds me of the story of the best metal band name I ever heard. I used to work at a music store and there was this kid who came in all the time who couldn't have been a day over 15. He was super chill and was really fun to talk to. One day he tells me he started a band. I was like "Oh right on. What's the name?" He says "Osmium." And I say "That's cool, why Osmium?" And he says "Because it's the heaviest metal."
Absolute legend.
That was genius
It definitely helps that Osmium is already a cool name for a band.
I bet you 30 grams of Osmium that you just made this up on the spot when you saw this clip
@@kaizer4506 Why would I make that up? How would it benefit me?
You must be young or not pay much attention to too many people too regularly coz my friend, the "pathological/compulsive liar" is an extremely commonplace thing to encounter anywhere there's a dense abundance of people lol it's bizarre, truly inexplicable indeed as you say; those affected by it who can yield to any degree of objective reason and acknowledge that it happens will often genuinely themselves ask the questions you just did more or less lol but it ranges from harmless and excusable, albeit annoying and cringey, to vile and intolerably incompatible with nominal interpersonal relations of any sort, so you will likely find useful some familiarity via your own research into the various presentations of the behavior as an early awareness of somebody afflicted with the compulsion can prevent so much aggravation/hostility and if it's excusable and harmless, your best bet if you don't want to distance or whatever is to casually display proper listening behavior and cues and leave whatever they say unchallenged, in fact that's always a good idea but knowing early can save a lot of heartache or whatever else comes of continued contact with severe cases since the red flags are noticeable in real time as observational data of someone is built and can be weighed to have a pre set exit/distancing thought out in the event one becomes needed, since sudden instances of those often are escalated a lot by one unfamiliar with the behavior and are never going to go well for anyone involved, of course I speak of in person communication since CZcams comments both aren't exempt from said behavior and contain nothing near the nonverbal cues that we intuit and hone a sense of in cases like those I describe so it's pointless to speculate and claim any sort of defensible observation of said behavior via text, with rare exception, but I say all this merely to emphasize how many people do exactly those things you were accused of without answers to those questions you asked in defense all the time, sometimes going so far as to themselves incredulously ask those questions when they're caught out and cornered into direct confrontation over it. They don't know, idk if anyone really does for sure, but we do all know it when we see it, you'll be amazed how many adults exhibit it ad nauseam like all of us did/do as pre adolescent to adolescents but such is meant to be grown out of obviously. I'll shut up now lol I'm just bored, high and felt like mindlessly rambling all that info and such for probably no reason but eh do what ya will or won't with it I guess lol 🤠
Nile trying to fit his aggression into the video but doesnt want to hurt his thousand-dollar mancala marble
Something's telling me that he's trying to blow it up tho.
XD
Osmium is actually only about $400 per Troy ounce (the weight of that slug he has). Kind of surprising considering it's more dense and rare than gold. But I guess you probably wouldn't want to wear osmium jewelry casually.
@@NefariousElasticity Also gold, unlike for most of human history where its only real purpose was decorative/as a store of value, actually has a lot of important industrial uses now. Don't know anything about osmium chemistry or its practical uses in technology, but there's gold in them there devices *gestures at like... every piece of technology*.
i don't think he's capable of hurting it unintentionally. osmium is basically diamond in metal form. its only downside is that it's brittle...like a diamond. but the fact that it's a pebble like that means it has fewer places to concentrate stress, and therefore would be harder to shatter.
"it cost me close to $1,000"
*"eat it."*
An absolute flex on your gang members would be to get a knuckle duster made from osmium
It'll go with his gold grillz
I haven’t heard them called that in so long 😅
Knuckle dusters or gang members 😂
It'll kill you over time. Osmium is toxic
Nah you'd be doing the Gang Beast punch the whole time
"It's one of the rarest elem--
**smashes it into the box**
It gets what it deserves
I have it’s ore 20 kg
Better not smashed into floor 🤣 ( what a normal Nile red would do)
Not like it's gonna lose its value if it shatters lol
It's a piece of metal, not a piece of engineering
@@walterbrunswick lol
“Worlds densest element” lol, that doesn’t even compare to my homies brain
Your homies got nothing on me
Me
Some of the people I work with...
Your homies aren’t even 0.0000000000000000000000000001% of the weight of my head
Why don't you reveal that your homie is none other than you already
I’m gonna propose to my bf/gf with a ring made of this metal, to remind her how dense I am
You’re gonna need two rings, otherwise only the arm with the ring is going to be buff
Goodluck, its a beautiful blueish colour, and she'll turn into a powerlifter by just wearing it 😂
Just FYI: osmium reacts with the oxygen in our air to produce the highly toxic osmium tetroxide. It's a vapour, so she would be breathing it in and eventually die
sounds like a good idea until the osmium slowly oxidizes forming osmium tetroxide and poisoning your partner
@@Damini368No, one will already be buff becau- well, I mean... ya know...
My last 2 brain cells: NILE, STOP BUYING CHEMICALS OFF E-BAY
This is the definition of "heavy metal"
"Osmium" would make a great name for a heavy metal band, has the vibes for it.
@@TheGroundedAviator yes
@@parths1904 That'll be a good one for some artsy band.
@@TheGroundedAviator Led Zeppelin -> Osmium Airship
@@_invencible_ Maybe, but on it's own it's still pretty cool.
"Osmium is one of the rarest elements found in nature"
*aggressively contains it*
_It must not escape._
He can't let anyone get a hold of his dollop of osmium.
@@joshriley2936 "dollop of osmium" KILLED ME LMAO
Object Class: Safe
it's so rare, Gordon Ramsay sent it back to the kitchen
“Osmium is the densest element found in nature”
Harem protagonist: *hold my truck-kun*
Osmium sinks in molten iron
1. Cover yourself in osmium
2. Wait for it to molten iron
3. Sink!
“And it’s one of the rarest elements on earth”
*Smashes it in the box*
*Closes the box*
it would have gotten away, he made the right choice
woah! I watched the video too!
Was it supposed to have an honorary felicitation before he locks it up?
Are you people still consuming oxygen correctly?
@@MadScientist267 Bro, you're still breathing oxygen? _Pathetic mortal_ , I breathe osmium.
Osmium's density is nothing compared to people on Twitter.
😂😂😲😲 OOOOOHHOHOHHHHHOOOOOHH
it's approaching singularity
CZcams comments ain’t much different
@@Shiratto At least you find some people willing to learn or listen to others.
Based
I bought some scrap pieces of Rhenium and melted them to look like your Osmium inside of an Argon TIG welding tank. It was really cool seeing it melt in half the time it takes titanium
Now i want an osmium dumbbell
When you know that he'll say "However" with THAT tone before you hear it
Idk why I thot this a yugioh progression series joke with that "H O W E V E R"
You mean the densest stable isotope of an element. no?
@@suisui5930 nile drops stuff like gage drops games
Or when he hits us with the "to do this"
@@stargazersdance I need that good old "However, to do this... I needed to ______"
"I paid a thousand dollars for this."
*slams into case*
Dude it’s literally made of the most dense element I think it’ll be ok😂😂
yes I was looking for this comment
@@bcob8989 will my friend be ok if I slam his head on the wall? Dude is even denser than Osmium.
@@rafaelperalta1676 The pain probably wouldn’t get through to him.
@@bcob8989 I've heard it's brittle. Not that a case would do anything to it.
Don't get to attached to the little osmium guys he's probably gonna throw it on acid next week lol
**loses it under the couch**
“Boi you so dense yo mama shoulda named you Osmium” just became my new favorite insult.
That's not even an insult though
Aiiii, good one 😂
@@nativeafroeurasian calling someone dense basically means calling them stupid/incompetent
@@stewbaka4279 oh ok. Damn now someone can insult me with that 😅 thanks though
@I am a cat myself why are you trying to sound smart after saying "You are densest than Osmium" twice?
"And it's one of rarest elements on earth"
*SLAM!"
💀
“One of the rarest elements on earth.” Proceeds to aggressively hit the rare element on a fancy case and then proceeds to aggressively close the fancy case
“It cost me close to $1000, and after this short I never touched it again.”
Pretty much lol
Fairly sure he can resell it, assuming he hasn't lost any weight or purity
This is appropriate, because it oxidises in air and produces a toxic gas.
@@superchroma Oh...so he spoiled it, didn't he?
@@Salah.Ad-Din osmium oxidizes only at a temperature of about 200c
Mercury: “I have 13,6g/cm3 density”
Osmium: “You’re cute”
That means lead would float on mercury tho, which is kinda cool
Lol
Haha
@@vibaj16 That's awesome!
Lan barış özcan
Not so subtle flex there, and I am here for it!
Hank would love it in his Rocks collection
“We don’t want him escapin. Gimme the Osmium cuffs”
better off with osmium shackles. The only way the criminal escapes is with a kaoken.
Dense may not mean 'strong' , pure gold cuffs would probably not be a wise thing to use to secure a prisoner :)
@@benwu7980expensive AND impractical :P
@@benwu7980 it's not about strength, try running with 50 pounds stuck to you
@@carloso6292 Yeah, but it would be of no use if those 50 pounds were easily broken apart
I love that he treats a1000-dollar drop of rare element like a generic piece of metal
and to answer everyone, especially selfie41, yes, I was being sarcastic.
How.. are you supposed to treat it?
Drops on table like the cash he dropped to get it 😂
It's a piece of metal
It's a lump of metal. It's not going to grow legs and run away.
Anyway he is a good owner of his osmium because he but it back in its tank after taking it out.
The comment made by Xaria, is sarcastic.
Mekanism player with stacks of blocks on them be like ;
"A couple of weeks ago I bought this online" is the best part of the story.
"This is the world's densest element"
Followed closely by "Your Mom"
Gottem
69 likes
Dude just couldn`t resist ahhahahaha
Your mom's a compound.
*momium
"one of the rarest elements on earth"
*so naturally I'm gonna dissolve it in acid*
was so waiting for that hahahah
fun thing, that's how it was discovered. Osmium is insoluble in Aqua Regia.
@@ffc1a28c7 that's so cool
I thought he was going to do something similar as usual
It’s very difficult to dissolve as it’s a platinum group metal
That guy with the tungsten cube is shivering right now
“I an Iron Man”
Osmium Man: I’m richer than you
"THIS A ROBBERY!! GIMME ALL YOUR OSMIUMS"
It must be an osum osmium, mind you else ya'll dead
**throws a block of osmium at you**
When I was younger I really wanted the heaviest ankle weights but didn’t want it to be bulky. So I googled the densest material and thought that we should use osmium for ankle weights for a minimalistic ankle weight (like rock lee) but I didn’t realise how expensive it was until now.
I think you can afford tungsten.
Yeah, its like you'd have "investment weights"... It's one of eight precious metals, it's extremely low quantity in earth's crust and the price exploded in last year since it became really popular to invest in...
@@humorss tungsten is still very expensive
@@raccoonsyawn1401 just use plastic-cased lead
Omg yes like rock lee😂
Costs about $30 per gram which is surprisingly cheap for one of the rarest elements on earth
Wild how soft it is too, you can see in the loop that the shape changed
“It’s the rarest element on earth”
Slam dunks in into the box and shuts it violently
One of not the one also it’s so dense and hard he sure as hell ain’t hurt it slamming it around like that haha 😂
@@jamesfair9751 being so hard makes it extremely brittle tho
@@vibaj16 Relatable
@@vibaj16 He never said it was very hard did he? Or do u know the hardness of it already maybe?
@@emmadrew3911 "Osmium is a hard but brittle metal that remains lustrous even at high temperatures. It has a very low compressibility. Correspondingly, its bulk modulus is extremely high, reported between 395 and 462 GPa, which rivals that of diamond (443 GPa). The hardness of osmium is moderately high at 4 GPa.[9][10][11] Because of its hardness, brittleness, low vapor pressure (the lowest of the platinum-group metals), and very high melting point (the fourth highest of all elements, after carbon, tungsten, and rhenium), solid osmium is difficult to machine, form, or work."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osmium
"One of the densest and rarest elements of Earth"
"Cost me close to $1000"
Him: *drops it, slams it into delicate storage case*
@Justin A It's very brittle
y we saw that bro.
@@armandb.8737 shut up
That’s quite dense of him
Well, he paid a thousand so that he can do with it as he pleases.
"Osmium is one of the rarest elements in the universe." Continues to bang it lol
Immediately proceeds to drop heavy pebble down a grate somewhere.
“The World’s Densest Element” was my nickname in Math class
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Lol
... not chem?
Hay !!!! Me too !!!
Oh you, too?
For reference, it's about the size of a quarter, but it feels about as heavy as a stack of 6 quarters in your hand.
a quarter-sized piece of osmium would only be about 2.5 times as heavy as a quarter by my calculation, not 6
@@vibaj16 Then calculate different for fucks sake, it's way cooler if it is 6 times as heavy.
@@avyghn5324 then why not say it's 69 times as heavy?
Well that’s kinda underwhelming…
@@vibaj16 joke
"One of the rarest metals on earth!"
"Also, i bought this online."
"It’s also the rarest metals on earth"
*proceeds to slam it into the box*
The reason for its apparent rarity is due to that density. I imagine that it's not quite so rare _in_ Earth as opposed to _on_ Earth (and by that I mean it's all probably hanging out in the core of the planet).
And it gets more and more dangerous the deeper we go into the Earth. So in order to search for even one of these in nature, a lot of safety procedures and equipment need to be prepared.
sooo to get more osmium we have to break into the core
cool, now lets just build machines that doesnt burn due to overheating and overpresure
It's been suggested that the inner core of the planet probably looks like a giant layered marble. c:
@@taicanium Sounds prettier than it probably is
@@taicanium isn't it molten core? So different layer of molten density?
NileRed: “Osmium is the densest element.”
SoL MCs: *Are you challenging me?*
What's SoL
@@hihello-uz2gf slice of life
lmao
@@hihello-uz2gf Stories of Legends
Aye battle cats
This isn't even chemistry anymore, this is just flexing
I believe it has a slight bluish tinge.
"How can Osmium toxicity be real if your eyes aren't real?"
- Explosions&Fire
The Jaden smith drop good shit 😂😂
explosions&fire is the best of the chemistry channels. It's just magical.
Nile red: doesnt smash the densest element that's extremely rare and expensive into the wall
*my disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined*
He probably would have broke the wall lol
Pretty sure it would leave a marble shaped dent in the wall if he tried
Just email or PayPal him $1,500 (some as tip) and say that please destroy that marble and he WOULD. ;)
That velvet case got the treatment, though.
it's also fairly toxic, so smashing is generally not a good idea...
And when you sand it you die.
“And it’s so rare-“ *yeets it on the table and ring holder*
Imagine finding a deposit of the stuff and being able to make weights that take up relatively less space than generic ones. Don't even get me started with tungsten!
It wouldn't make that much difference, tungsten is 19.3 grams per cubic centimeter and osmium is like 22.
What would you need weights for? I’m thinking it could be used better in a different way, I’m thinking it would make a great material for bunkers because of how dense it is, but I’m not a chemist
@@f1shyspace you're not wrong but the cost is astronomical. It doesn't offer more than twice the radiation protection of lead, but you could build a lead bunker 5000 times as thick for the same cost.
Tungsten is way more usefull than osmium tho. I would rather find a tungsten deposit
@@sebagomez4647 Sell the osmium and get tungsten.
"It cost me almost a thousand dollars, and it's one of the rarest elements on earth"
*_Intentionally drops it on the table_*
It’s not like the piece is gonna disolve or break.
the table had more chances to be damaged...
@@miserirken lol yes
That’s what I was thinking too
FLEXING!
@@DavidGoliath1 osmium's actually extremely brittle lol, so there's a chance it'd break
Drops the metal
“..it cost me 1000 dollars”
The numbers on the scale really did surprise. 😮
Me holding my little piece of tungsten: I NEED THIS!
Tungsten isnt heavy anymore
@@litearely_no_one what do you mean? Tungsten was always heavy.
Tungstennaniam
a person with a cube of tungsten seeks enlightenment... but a person of osmium seeks power.
I need the 4in cube of tungsten
"Slams it into the case"
Never gonna open that case again
Spending 1,000 dollars on that is wild
Suddenly my desire to get a tungsten cube has been replaced.
After doing some googling I found to get the amount of osmium you have there, you would have to dig through 6.4 mega tonnes of earth crust
That’s not a lot of earth though
@@fern7306 6.400.000.000 kilos isn't a fair amount of dirt?
@@mortenhartvigkristiansen7760 Here, let me translate that to correct (murican) for you: ~14,000,000,000 lbs
@@damianchristopher205 merica now understands still nuthing in kilo
Maybe that is why its rare and expensive
Chemistry alumni: "OMG I can't believe he gave me osmium ring as engagement ring!!! I am so happy!"
Just don't go on a cruise or fishing trip. :)
“You dare challenge me?”
*takes ring off, drops it, breaks ground*
“I’ve been training my whole life”
*ring finger wrestles*
@@Marco-sm9bu *shitty flute Naruto theme starts playing*
what ??
@@tbrackett9344 wait why :0
Me looking for this in the periodic table
To get a sense of scale,
Do you remember his 42 lbs (19.05087954 kg) tungsten block? (For about 9.95 x 9.95 x 9.95 cm)
If made into a block, a Osmium block with the same mass would be 9.45 x 9.45 x 9.45 cm.
105% smaller.
It dropped on that table like Sauron’s ring before Bilbo left Hobbitton.
the liberal has made a Harry Potter reference
@@aaronholguin8357 wait, what? 😳
Harry Potter? Isn’t that from that one book about super soldiers nuking bugs?
Loved this
@@sirshotty7689 district 9
I like iridium more. Doesn't rust, isn't as toxic, etc, but almost exactly as dense.
osmium is toxic? didnt know xd
i like uranium more. radioactive, who tf cares about density, idk if rusts, probably die if ingested
Platinum for me. pretty much the same weight. And.... it's a platinum group element.
@@SomeRandomPiggo it forms some very toxic oxides
@@Mp57navy Osmium and Iridium are both Platinum Group elements though
That box had no chance.
The sound that it made when he slammed it in and closed it was actually kind of satisfying.
Tungsten is only about 15% less dense than osmium, and you could probably get more than 5-kilograms of tungsten for $1000.
Well, like with everything high end, you pay a super high premium for the last % of improvement
He already generated 3,500 dollar from this video already, which wouldn’t have been possible through tungsten. Well, he made quite a fair deal. Smart man.
And unlinke tungsten, osmium is rare.
@@bommtatak lol you think he actually made money off of this video... Thats such a greedy, naiive way to view a video upload.
@@whitealliance9540 that’s the logical answer for someone commenting like the one above ☝🏼 That’s just an explanation, not like I watch everything that way. And even if I do, what wrong in that?
I've always loved this stuff for its ridiculous density. My old chemistry teacher had an infographic showing all these metals with some extra facts about them in a tiny blurb.
Like osmium is so dense that a hunk of it the size of a regular brick would weigh upwards of 50 pounds.
I loved our school's science program
Now I want a sphere of osmium like 4 cm in diameter, just to hold
According to my calculations, that would be about 757 grams, which is over 3/4 of a kilogram!
That's it?
@@MainframeSupertasker think of what the comment above said, something of diameter 4 cm will weigh three quarters of a kilogram. Now imagine a piece of osmium the size of a normal one kilogram weight and how heavy that will be
@@iiiivvvv9986 hmmm
Thank you for this video, very interesting!!
Oh dude, I've never played this! Been meaning to for years. Excited to see what it's all about!
It's a platinum group metal, so osmium is extracted in tiny amounts when they purify platinum I think. Cool thing is that it's so rare that only about 1 metric ton is produced each year.
And it’s so dense that 1 metric ton is only ~1.6 cubic feet.
@@mynameismatt2010 how much in metric? pls
@@imprincesswolfy2565 Easy, 1.6 cubic feet of osmium is ~1 metric ton.
@@yuanheli307 how much in imperial? pls
If that’s very rare then why is it cheaper than gold? 1000 dollars for 32 g
“It’s one of the rarest elements on earth”
*uses it for a quick CZcams video and nothing else*
Everything he buys he uses bro
he can write it off as a work expense if he makes a video with it.
And what should he do with it in your opinion? Implement it into someone's skeleton and claws?
@@Zzudwa precisely
@@Zzudwa make one of the longer and more informative videos like he used to do
Don't say that Nile don't have expensive Jewelry! 😂❤
"This is the one of the most rarest pieces of metal!!"
*_proceeds to drop it_*
Interesting peice of comic book lore related to this, X-mens Colossus's metallic form is meant to be an Osmium-Steel alloy (or it was when the Complete Handbook of the Marvel Universe was published in the late 80's)
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I thought it was cool
Cool, ty for the info!
@@chucksneed1264 Must constantly use reddit tween slang like "capeshit".
@@chucksneed1264 Aight, peeing on your keyboard now
Imagine to make a Lord of the Rings' One Ring with this metal and carry around in a necklace to feel the heaviness of the ring
Unfortunately the ring would also be toxic and slowly poison you if you touched it...hmmm hang on maybe that's not such a bad idea.
@@futuza presumably you’d plate the ring with gold to match the aesthetics of the ring. I assume that would prevent the osmium from leeching out?
@@aidanwarren4980 I was joking/referencing the nature of the One Ring, as it will slowly corrupt and poison the souls of all around it.
@@futuzaso plate it in gold for visual accuracy, but leave it bare for lore accuracy. Got it.
"I shall chart death, and my throne shall be carved of Osmium."
Bros secretly balling with all these cool rare metals
All fun and games until....
Nile: this is one of the rarest metal on earth
Also Nile: that's is all we've got🙂
The metal would've cost at least 100 million dollars if it's that rare
Fun fact: osmium is known colloquially as "Nokium" in the English-speaking world.
Ah so that’s why the Nokia is so indestructible
I wonder if that's related to Japan's "Nintendium" at all
@@theadmin2726 the term indestructible was invented to describe Nokia
@@troIIdier Nintendium is actually an isotope of Nokium
Nokia was founded by Chuck Norris because he needed a phone he couldn't easily break.
You should fashion it into a wizard figurine and call it the "Wizard of Oz-mium"
"however it costs me almost 1000$" drops it like he doesnt care.
The way he violently puts it back in the box is just too good
No no, the world’s densest element is anime protagonists
....What?! Are you saying what I think you're saying?!
*close-up of eye twitching*
anti-vaxxers' brain matter....
Nah bruh you can't even follow giorno's plans most of the time that mfer smart as hell
@@johno4521 lmao, we'll see how this ages. Well, at least i probably will. Might be from within a fema camp tho.
No, Anime Fanboys
In the video game series Gears of War, this is apparently the primary metal used in the soldier's armor, weapons, and vehicles.
The games take place on a different planet tho, so it may have been common for them.
“And is one of the most rare elements in the world”
Proceeds to slam it into the case
Thats my kidney stone!
Then its not that rare 😂
Lmao