"Kryptonite? What's That? The -ite Suffix Suggests A Mineral."
Finally...we can knock that uppity Man of Steel down a peg or two!
Apparently, kryptonite was discovered in a mine in Serbia, which would explain the lack of Superman sightings in the former Yugoslavia. Which is just as well...I mean, how strong do you really need to be to lift a Yugo off of a citizen in distress?
The newly discovered mineral's "scientific" (read: boring) name is sodium lithium boron silicate hydroxide, and it's white rather than green. Any possible degenerative properties against beings from the planet Krytpton are unexplored as of this date.
Quite simply, the is the biggest scientific find since the unearthing of the Shroud of Dr. Who. Nerds of the world, rejoice!
4 Comments:
Nice work, Prof. Frink.
By Otto Man, at Tue Apr 24, 08:59:00 PM 2007
How is this Kryptonite again? Scientist must be bored. Reminds me of the scientist that named a virus POKEMON.
By Evil Spock, at Wed Apr 25, 02:08:00 PM 2007
Huh? Isn't it a fictional substance?
Don't scientists have better things to do, like cure cancer?
By Sylvana, at Thu Apr 26, 06:20:00 PM 2007
I'm just scratching my head. I wish my job was as much fun as discovering Kryptonite!
By Shannon, at Wed May 02, 09:11:00 AM 2007
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