oh to live shamelessly and deeply chaotically

This is interesting because 1) it places a lower bound on when life can evolve, and when life is most likely to evolve, assuming any of a number of certain chemical compositions are necessary and 2) it means that a significant portion of the matter around us was forged by the death of a star.

Helium and Hydrogen were created by the Big Bang.

Elements from Helium up to Iron are created by stars through nuclear fusion during their lifetimes (In a process called Stellar Nucleosynthesis)

And elements heavier than iron cannot be created except by Supernova Nucleosynthesis, by the collapse and death of a star, and elements from silicon through iron still are mainly created by Supernova Nucleosynthesis, since stars big enough to create them by fusion in life are pretty rare

Okay, so, this is a thing we actually know a bit about.

While what you've brought up is the leading theory, and has been for a good while, there are some inconsistencies -- particularly with the far end of the stable elements and the radioactive elements. The amounts produced in Supernova Nucleosynthesis would be far too low to actually account for the amounts seen in the universe.

So, how were they created?

The best theory we have is collisions between neutron stars.

It's online. The book was carefully and wonderfully recreated online by hand. You can find it here. The entire book is this easy.

like there's a reason they give you a peanut dip for your satay meats and why it's a really common topping in fancy burger places

I know for a fact that the Colorado Bigfoot is real, but the truth is that he's my friend Todd's dad, Woodstock.

Woodstock is 6'8" and looks like if Treebeard did way too much acid in his youth. He's an Authentic Mountain Man, and owns a Bison-hide bodysuit from the 1800's he found in a goodwill that he likes to go hiking in. He also doesn't believe in property lines or shoes.

EXCEPT,

"I'm not sure what I expected for my first time," she said, "but currently feeling slightly horrified at what I've created yet strangely in love."

I told her that's the perfect feeling.

Once i read about historical fishermen in the north sea and how they each had a specific hat pattern that their buddies would use to identity them while they were bundled up. It was so much part of their identity that they were often buried wearing those hats. The gear is like your name, a visual identifier of YOU when you do not have a face.

anyway, back when I was buying gear i got my pants in ELECTRIC blue. I figured i was gonna get a black or grey jacket. but HEMA gear is kind of expensive because it's all custom- or handmade, so instead of spending $400 on a new jacket I picked up one secondhand for like 20. Except the only jacket that fit me was bright, SCARLET red. And I already had my expensive, new, custom, BLUE pants. I look like a damn rocket pop or like, a mixed Icee. I was like, shit! I should switch my jacket before i become the rocket pop guy!!!