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ungabunga wrote:
>> Ok, I'm not a chemical scientist, but I believe this joke would have
>> been funnier but for the fact that electrons are negatively charged;
>> protons are positvely charged.
>
> Now I understand why you people think Nerd Boy isn't something that
> the author should have his internet privileges revoked for.

Anyone who paid attention in basic high-school Chemistry class knows which
particles are which.