@ABronyAccount  
She looks like Maud.
 
Mercury is looking like a goo pony.

L-LEAD!

@DanielTepesKraus  

 
She may seem nice enough, but if you spend too much time with her, then she’ll drive you as mad as a hatter.  
Hatters back in the day often went mad due to prolonged exposure to and inhalation of mercury vapors, which is exactly where the phrase “As mad as a hatter” comes from.

Element ponies? Seriously, there needs to be an element pony tag.

There’s……  
Antimony Arsenic Aluminum Selenium and  
Hydrogen Oxygen Nitrogen and Rhenium;  
Nickle Neodymium Neptunium Germanium and  
Iron Americium Ruthenium Uranium;  
Europium Zirconium Lutetium Vanadium and  
Lanthanum and Osmium and Astatine and Radium;  
Gold Protactinium Indium and Gallium…  
and Iodine and Thorium and Thulium and Thallium.  
JINGLE  
There’s  
Yttrium Ytterbium Actinium Rubidium and  
Boron Gadolinium Niobium Iridium;  
Strontium and Silicon and Silver and Samarium and  
Bismuth Bromine Lithium,  
Beryllium and Barium.  
JINGLE  
There’s  
Holmium and Helium and Hafnium and Erbium and  
Phosphorus Francium Fluorine and Terbium;  
Manganese Mercury Molybdenum Magnesium and  
Dysprosium Scandium and Cerium and Cesium;  
Lead Praseodymium and Platinum Plutonium,  
Palladium Promethium Potassium Polonium;  
Tantalum Technetium Titanium Tellurium…  
and  
Cadmium and Calcium and Chromium and Curium.  
JINGLE  
There’s  
Sulfur Californium and Fermium Berkelium and  
Also Mendelevium Einsteinium Nobelium;  
Argon Krypton Neon Radon Xenon Zinc and  
Rhodium and  
Chlorine Carbon Cobalt Copper  
Tungsten Tin and  
Sodium.  
JINGLE  
These are the only ones of which the news have come to Harvard~  
There maybe many others but they haven’t been discovered.  
Livermorium  
Darmstadtium  
Bohrium  
Copernicium  
Rutherfordium  
Dubnium  
Meitnerium  
Lawrencium  
Seaborgium  
UnunXium

I’m just saddened I couldn’t give Mercury Pone cuddles without getting sick.

Very neat. I’d love to see more of these.

@Blissey1  
Not that inhaling mercury vapors is that safe either XD

@BigMax  
osmium also reacts with air to give off a harmful gas!
 
it’s a fairly slow reaction, so a solid chunk is pretty harmless, but if you have powdered osmium, that’s pretty dangerous.

Fun fact: lead isn’t the most dense element. In fact, mercury is heavier, so cannonballs float in it.
 
Iridium and osmium are the heaviest, being almost twice as dense as lead.

more of these!