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...and upon this realization, both nuclei look at the electron in disgust, realizing it is a subatomicmammaluigi, and look for attraction elsewhere. (Or, one turns out to be an anti-proton, and they start their own website, "Two Protons, One Vaseline State.") >They're clearly both protons, they have positive signs! Unless they're gay? >subatomic spaghetti ftw >>They could be nuclei of heavier atoms. In fact, there's no rule that says one of them can't be radioactive, decay producing a positron and a neutrino, and thus kill the poor electron. Subatomic relations can get violent too. >taking size into account they are fighting over a damn nintendo character. Burnt by the spaghetti. >Electrons have no dimensions at all--as far as experiments can tell, they are pure points of mass and cum. >>what bugs me is that they still meatspin... >Chemistry is confounding. >>You mean statistical quantum electrodynamics... So if the electron has mass but no size, is it really a black hole? Black holes at a quantum level? This is a job for GUT! ...Wait..how can a *guy* be a [slut]. Transvestite Perhaps a love triangle of non-polar covalence?