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Iron (Fe)
Lucky Number 26

You are solid, reliable and dependable, but tend to fall apart without a little TLC. A team player, many rely on you to get the job done. Finding the right person to get close to is important for you, you big lug.

Spurning frippery you are the embodiment of nunnish dress sense. But while everyone loves someone who takes their work seriously, would it kill you to accessorise? A little carbon or chromium draped at a rakish angle can not only create the illusion of height, it can help ward off corrosion.

Famous Irons
Governor Sir Terminator Arnold Schwarzenagger
Margaret Thatcher
Sir Robert Menzies

Ideal Partner
A feather boa and a karaoke machine.

What element are you?
A quiz as valid as any other.

Comments

[cuprohastes.livejournal.com]

Don't forget teh emoticon for Irony.

:-Fe

[dewhitton.livejournal.com]

hah!

[starcat-jewel.livejournal.com]

Well, they've sure got you nailed! :)

[weyrdbird.livejournal.com]

You could put his iron filings under magnetic!:D

(bad attempt at a joke )

[shigeru.livejournal.com]

Tends to fall apart? What kind of crap is that? The most stable nucleus in the universe is iron, there's a reason stars go supernova once the cores are full of iron, any further fusion costs energy, rather than outputting it. And why is 26 your only lucky number? Why do the 30 neutrons in iron get shafted? They're holding the damn nucleus together, and they're totally ignored by this guy.

Man, stupid anti-ferric bigotry. (Disclaimer: I think I'm more of a molybdenum man myself.)

[elektron.livejournal.com]

Nah, the most stable nuclide known is one of the Nickel ones. It's just not produced much in stars.