Chemistry 102, Friday, Period 2

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When you walked into the lab today, you might wonder why exactly there were a whole bunch of balloons floating around with small weights tied to strings to keep them from floating all the way to the ceiling. Don't worry, there was a good reason for them.

"We're having an experiment today, and it's one I like to call 'Fun With Balloons,'" James announced as he started pushing the balloons toward the students. "They're filled with helium, which means it's legitimate science and they're fun to play with. If I can make a suggestion - and I can, because I'm the teacher - I think you should untie one of them, inhale some helium, and talk in high pitched voices. But that's just me. You're the ones doing the experiments."

"Oh, and don't inhale too much. You don't want to starve your brain of oxygen. I'm pretty sure that could happen. I think it happened to a friend's cousin. Someone check Snopes."

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Dude, you're getting balloons.

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Cade

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Victor Mancha

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Maddie Berry

Listen to the Lecture

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And get some balloons!

Play With Balloons

[usedtowhizz.livejournal.com]

The balloons have one of the main elements in them: helium. This makes them float and crap, so have fun with that!

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Cade was totally sucking helium. Don't even pretend to be surprised.

Talk to James

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Why would you ever want to?

OOC

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This class brought to you by "Oh crap, it's Friday!" And now that it's written, the rest of my day is, "Yay, it's Friday!"