Can Rock, Paper, Scissors Be Reinvented with New Rules?

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In summary: In other words, it's impossible for any of the objects listed to beat the hummingbird or bird flu. :(
  • #246
Benjamin Franklin beats the guy who inveted the Faraday cage
 
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  • #247
Mortality beats Benjamin Franklin.
-scott
 
  • #248
Immortality beats mortality.
-Scott(I think I broke a rule)
 
  • #249
Benjamin Franklin beats the guy who inveted the Faraday cage
But my cage still hasn't been beaten!
 
  • #250
Thermonuclear missile beats Faraday cage.
 
  • #251
We already had a thermonuclear missile. My cage still stands!
 
  • #252
A good pair of bolt cutters puts a hole in the Faraday cage.
 
  • #253
H***** beats Faraday cage
 
  • #254
arildno said:
H***** beats Faraday cage
You alreay used that

scissors beats bolt cutters
 
  • #255
Argentum Vulpes said:
A good pair of bolt cutters puts a hole in the Faraday cage.

15kg of 15 [tex]mol/dm^3[/tex]

[tex] H_2SO_4[/tex] beats A good pair of bolt cutters.
 
  • #256
So, I've left this thread to its own devices.

If anyone wants to take it over (i.e. enforce the "rules", such as they are) knock yerself out.
 
  • #257
You were right since the very beginning (crap).
-scott
 
  • #258
Eh?(10 cha)
 
  • #259
Mattara said:
15kg of 15 [tex]mol/dm^3[/tex]

[tex] H_2SO_4[/tex] beats A good pair of bolt cutters.
[tex] HSO_3F[/tex] beats[tex] H_2SO_4[/tex]
 
  • #260
I had a feeling you would say that. I was referring to your earlier statement that the game would disolve into silliness.
-Scott
 
  • #261
Everyone, on the count of three,

Ready?

OneTwoThree...
 
  • #262
Four beats three.
 
  • #263
To late you have to find somthing that can beat [tex] HSO_3F[/tex]
Rules reminder
1] Reply with an object that "beats" the previous object in some healthy and undeniable way. Replies should be of the form Y [verb]'s X.

Things disallowed:
a] no going back in time. (i.e "no gas" as a reply for chainsaw disallowed) You can act upon the object that was brought, but you cannot change what was brought.
b] no people or actions (man refilling tank disallowed, though I guess can of gas is allowed)
c] no fictional objects or half-baked theoretical objects (repealing nature)
d] no repeats - an object can only be used once
e] no hammers!
 
  • #264
Sodium hydride deprotonizes fluorosulfuric acid.
 
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  • #265
Or I could have mixed the fluorosulfuric acid with antimony pentafluoride, for a much stronger acid.
 
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  • #266
Physics beats chemistry.
 
  • #267
Metaphsics beats physics!:rolleyes:
 
  • #268
Einstien beats Metaphysics
 
  • #269
The cosmological constant beat Einstein.
 
  • #270
Hubble beats The cosmological constant
 
  • #271
faulty mirrors beat Hubble
 
  • #272
Argentum Vulpes said:
faulty mirrors beat Hubble

*is tempted to say hammer*

Nasa beats faulty mirrors.
 
  • #273
moose said:
*is tempted to say hammer*

Nasa beats faulty mirrors.

If you used a hammer the mirrors would still be broken.

Hummmmmm... to be tactful or not.

JPL unit conversions beats NASA.
 
  • #274
"Gangstas" with uzis defeat JPL unit.
 
  • #275
moose said:
*is tempted to say hammer*

Nasa beats faulty mirrors.
I'am not sure beats mirrors:rolleyes:

Proper english beats "Gangstas"
 
  • #276
Poetic License beats proper English
 
  • #277
Blahness said:
"Gangstas" with uzis defeat JPL unit.

Ok that is a bit far fetched on how to counter the Jet Propulsion Laboratory's incapacity to convert english mesurments into metric mesurments, but oh well.

Bitter college English professor beats Poetic License
 
  • #278
ebola beats bitter college english professor
 
  • #279
Bubonic plague beats ebola.
 
  • #280
Antibiotics beats bubonic plague
 

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