KOF saying to me - 'You can't boo me cuz I like Twilight' and 'For all you know it could be amazing'(Yeah Right)

(I haven't read Twilight, I hope I never do)

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Hmmm. I dunno these chemical things. Lol I'm only 13.

@GD, I have NO IDEA either! Tee hee

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All I know is the element song.

Does anyone have an iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad? If you do get the Bakery Story app and add AmberHarryPotter as your neighbour

GD, I though you were a lot older than me, we're actually really close in age.

Lol, my apologies guys. He was suggesting that Edward gets rid of the water he takes in with the blood by sweating. However, as demostrated above, the energy that would take even to sweat away 50% of it could lift me 18 kilometres into the air... -.-'.

I don't get chemistry either. It's my worst science (got 83% last year, which is still good but not as good as Bio and Physics). Plus, I have a sucky teacher who complicates everything this year. :(

ORLY? how old did you think I was?

Accio, Can you post a picture of it?

I get sweating and stuff, though. Biology is my scientific strength. :)

I'm a 20 year old chemical engineering student, such ignorance as KOF demonstrated to me was offensive. Besides, I loved quoting my textbooks at him. xD

Wtf, i never said Edward sweats

Speak of the devil xD

Well, do enlighten me O Great One, how does Edward get rid of excess water then?

I'm a 14 year old...person.

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@GD: Seventeen or so. Haha.

Anyway, going now. Wanna watch EastEnders

By the way, I refuse to acknowledge the "disappearing water hypothesis", since it violates the Second Law of Thermodynamics, since it states that energy (thereby matter according to Einstein's matter-energy equivalency theory) cannot be destroyed nor created.

What? Seventeen? Haha, oldest I got was 19.

How about you explain the existence of vampires first?

Simple. The Ones That Must be Kept. :)

I'm within a year of you. No offense, this should be really cool to you, but you seem like an adult.

New page.

I would estimate that the water decomposes into it's original elements, hydrogen and oxygen, and they go to wherever the body needs them

Lol, I wish. If I were an adult, no school! D:<

How about you stopping this childisness? Vampirism can be attributed to a lot of mental disorders, like porphyria, incidentally, there's the vampire bats of South America.
However, you argued that Edward got rid of his excess water by burning it, which I refuted. Now you're attacking me with a red herring (explain rationally how the existence or non-existence of vampires has any goddamn bearing on how Edward rids himself of excess water), again.

Why (and how) does it decompose?

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I'm wearing it to Eurodisney and everyone is just going to stare. I love being a nerd; all the "populars" (orange girls and guys with too much gel in their hair) give me evils and I just wave :)
It was like the cinema when I watched Narnia and the guy who was a dragon turns back into a person and he goes "I'M A BOY AGAIN!" and I screamed PINNOCHIO! and the whole cinema stared at me and I waved at them all.

Hey vamp. Sounds awesome- what jumper is it?

You mean Eustace Scrubb?

Alex, YEAH! It was funny.
And Miss, a gryffindor one ;D
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I'm saying there's no standard scientific explanation to explain what happend to the excess water inside of mythical creatures because no scientist can conduct an experiment.
They're not real, it doesn't happen. Now you're pissed at me because I made a wild guess? What the hell?

I don't know how it decomposes. Maybe the venom tears the molecule apart.

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I think she is expecting that, if you are going to argue that Twilight makes scientific sense, you will have scientific theories that back up what you are saying.

By the Holy Roman Emperor's boots KOF, you blew yourself out of the water, pun intended.
To decompose water to hydrogen and oxygen, one requires +286 000 Joules of energy, which equals raising the temperature to above 4500 degrees Kelvin, that's only for mere 18 grammes. Where is that energy coming from huh? By the way, for a comparison, to raise a fork loaded with food to your mouth from a table requires 50 Joules.

Youknowit, just please stop it, I'm sorry, but I've already walked into a few of your arguments.

Actually, there is photosensitivity, a skin disorder that makes your skin burn in sunlight....

From being a vampire

O.o It may be time to admit defeat, KOF.

twilight makes no scientific sense whatsoever

True, Joda. True.

You don't know the temperature of venom. How do you know it's not above 4500 degrees Kelven? You don't know what a vampire's internal body heat is. It's probably different than a human's

Twilight goes against all laws of physics.

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AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Stop it, stop it, stop! Really!

Hey dog kid, if you don't like my words, try to ignore them.

While YKI (and Cassie) have good explanations to Twilight plotholes, I for one want Meyer to explain her books.

Dog kid?!?!? Are you kidding me?