Kalium clone on MTGO, HP upcoming, and other silly things

[savia_wanderer]

First things first, Kalium, I wasn't aware of your name being from any particular source or anything, so it seemed humourous that this cropped up on Magic Online:

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[anonymous]

[savia_wanderer]

That at the minute is still open :) My meeting to discuss all possibilities is in about an hour, so maybe I'll have more of an idea this evening.

Out of curiousity, which book?

Oh, and btw, be glad you're not that guy- he had the single worst ratings I've ever seen, online or offline.

[kalium]

I can't remember. It was a sequal to an earlier book. Basically, the first one was about a girl winding up in the Land of Algebra. The second one was the same girl winding up in the next-door Land of Chemisty. In Chemistry, the assorted elements and isotopes were actual entities (horses, in this case), including the old names of certain elements. "Kalium" was mentioned, but not an actual character, so it seemed like a good name.

Also, consider the University of Michigan. There's a sizable international contingent here, and I'm pretty sure at least one of the mathematics professors is British.

[jonmartensen]

I think it's latin for potasium, hence the "K" representation on the periodic table

[dwchang]

Which state and city?

Madison? >_>

NEW HOT GIRL IN MY STATE :OOOOO

[kalium]

I'm still gunning for Michigan. I can introduce Savia to people in the Math department.

[savia_wanderer]

Well, right now it's more about having all the cash and time to actually make it to next week than the States, so we'll have to see :p

[earthcurrent]

In the US?
/shakes fist of warning
grrr

[savia_wanderer]

Oh, you old stereotype of your own self, you.