Your favourite element

[Randomologist]

Out of the selection, what gave the Romans, Napoleon (later also Wellington), and the Nazis their military success? Order. Entertaining answer, Denied.

Out of elements in the periodic table, Mercury.

Spoiler: Video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7Ilxsu-JlY

Bismuth is pretty awesome though
Edit: Ah. Fail to remember forum codes is Fail. Just follow the link manually.

 

[luclin92]

water because most living thing is composed of it and some other stuff.

 

[Sunrider]

<img src="http://www.lavad.se/upload/hobbyrummet/element.jpg"

I knew this would come!

 

[blalien]

Does Life element let you cover your enemy's cities in poisonous vegetation? Because I'd go with that.

 

[Sunrider]

<img src="http://www.lavad.se/upload/hobbyrummet/element.jpg"

errrr... that's a radiator.

OT: Fire! Why? Pyromaniac tendensies! >

Element is the Swedish word for radiator.

 

[Womplord]

Death!! or potassium, it explodes in water!

 

[OmegaXIII]

you forgot the fifth element =D

As soon as i saw this thread i knew someone was going to make the gag.

OT: Chaos. Purely because chaos theory fascinates me.

 

[Tattaglia]

What about the element of...

THE ELEMENT OF SURPRISE!

Fuck.

 

[OmegaXIII]

Out of the selection, what gave the Romans, Napoleon (later also Wellington), and the Nazis their military success? Order. Entertaining answer, Denied.

Out of elements in the periodic table, Mercury.

Spoiler: Video

Bismuth is pretty awesome though
Edit: Ah. Fail to remember forum codes is Fail. Just follow the link manually.

Fixed the link for you

For future ref all you need to do is youtube=xxxxxxxxx in square brackets where the x's correspond to the video code in the URL

 

[Robert0288]

I was going to say helium because it does funny things to my voice.. but holy !@#%@! sh%@ Bismuth is awsome

 

[Toriver]

In before 100% thread derailment...

I would take an army of water. It's fluid, can cause damage in any number of ways, can be both controlled and wild, and can be destructive when both standing and moving. Earth is too rigid, fire is too fragile, and I just don't see air having the same destructive potential. As for the other elements, first of all, how would you come up with an army of Order? What would be special about it? Wouldn't any currently standing army be an army of order? I can imagine an army of Life being able to survive a lot, but how would it actually defeat the other armies? If you pit an army of Death against anything without life, or even a pure army of Life, it's just too risky. An army of Chaos would be, well, too chaotic. It may win, but without any form of control the army would probably very easily and quickly turn against me and everything I stand for, for the sake of chaos. I wouldn't want to have to deal with going up against my own freaking army.

 

[Waddles]

Oxygen, cos I need it to breathe

 

[havass]

Air FTW. With control over air, you just need one soldier.

TO CRUSH THE AIR OUT OF ALL THEIR LUNGS.
MUAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

 

[Ldude893]

Oxygen. Here's the reason why:

<youtube=zmlKjO4juCo>

 

[Berserker119]

What about Aether? Seriously?

 

[Super Toast]

I choose the power of love! Or fire. Fire's good.

 

[DracoSuave]

Fuck Bismuth, Ununquadium is where it's at.

244
94
Pu +
48
20
Ca &#8594;
292
114
Uuq* &#8594;
289
114
Uuq + 3
1
0
n

*****.

UNUNQUADIUM HAS A HALF-LIFE, BECAUSE IT SEES THE FACE OF BIZMUTH, AND HALF OF IT FUCKS OFF IN SHAME, WHILE THE OTHER HALF PISSES ITS PANTS.

MEANWHILE, BIZMUTH KEEPS BRINGING THE COLORS ON LIKE A SON-OF-A-*****, BRINGING TARANTINO LEVELS OF VIOLENCE TO THE GREYNESS OF UNUNQUADIUM'S SHORT AND MISERABLE LIFE!

 

[oppp7]

I'll go with whatever the underdog is in this situation.
Life I guess.

 

[Onyx Oblivion]

Water. It fucking badass to kill dudes with water.