Is iodine heptafluoride a metaphor for incest?

Iodine and Fluorine are in the same group. Admittedly, Fluorine is dangerously electronegative which makes it a negative force in general but having a crack at Iodine with that weird +7 potential seems very much like the potential of pairing up with your aunt.

You can have three lone pairs if you want but it's not acceptable in today's society. Especially as you have to get it on by diatomic Fluorine leaping on IF5 and making something weird in IF7.

Anyone up for discussing the morality of molecular incest?

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Comments ( 22 )
  • Shackleford96

    The fuck did I just read?

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  • Basiagirl98

    I think that you're reading too much into the chemical science.... honestly it's quite possible that these compounds make you think of incest because you're really the one who wants to fuck your aunt... no offense lol

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    • valisque

      She tells him he wants to screw his aunt.... Then tells him no offense is meant...
      Right.

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      • Basiagirl98

        I said it's quite possible... and no offense because he might be grossed out and offended by that...which wasn't my intention, thank you.

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        • valisque

          No I get what you meant. But it's plain and simple. If you don't mean to offend someone, then don't say anything insulting in to begin with. Saying "no offense" doesn't make it all better.

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          • Basiagirl98

            Eh whatever... the truth hurts. Why are you trolling anyways? Just leave my comment alone, Jesus...

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  • handsignals

    Worst porno ever!

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  • donteatstuffoffthesidewalk

    figgerin by yalls logic that alloys of gold or silver and copper must be kissin cousin cheap one nighter handjobs since they just rubbed each other and didn't bond?
    thank bout that next time yall slip on some 14 carrot

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  • valisque

    ....... What?

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  • Talk nerdy to me babe...

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  • TheMightyOz

    Suggestion. Talk about chemistry while taking a shower with your Aunt. She can be Iodine, you can be fluorine. She can piss on your cock to complete the electron flow. Incestual chemistry is the best!

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  • Unimportant

    I think I love you :-D

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  • Fall_leaves

    Oh, yes speak in terms I don't understand. DON'T STOP, OMG don't stop, ahhh, ahhhhhhhhhhh, keep saying non sexy, sexy terms. What do you want to do to me! You want to keep Ditalizararing me... Omg ditalizare me.................. just prashying all over me. YES, YES, YESSSSSSSSSSSS

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  • Tommythecat.

    One of those things that sounded clever until you wrote it down. Awwwwww dangggg!

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  • Foamy'sACoolSquirrel

    .....Come again?

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  • Couman

    If so, then all the diatomic elements are metaphors for twincest.

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  • robbieforgotpw

    Let the manure flow

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  • Riddler

    Wait wait wait let me get this straight. You are using chemistry as a metaphor for incest? You sir need a medal.

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  • myownopinions

    Okay, sure, I'll play along...

    I don't really believe that this is incest because even though Fluorine and Iodine are in the same family, they're distant cousins separated by a few periods. Plus, there can't being anything immoral about iodine heptafluoride because they complete each other and are a pillar of stability for each other. How can you claim immorality on two elements that have such chemistry that they form a perfect bond when together?

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  • Ilovewinter12

    Pardon me?

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  • Incomplet

    Can not unread. I guess it honestly could be seen as a metaphor.

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  • skirlig

    Dude, that's like science. We don't like people who know things.

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