Unionized 

How to tell chemists from non-chemists apart, Read aloud the following word:

unionized.
Non chemists say: "Union-ized"
Chemists say: "Un-Ionized"

Unionized by diggorydiue November 12, 2012

Unionite 

Anyone that lives in the United States of America

Unionite is a U.S. citizen. The U.S. is part of America. The U.S. is not all of America.

Unionite by IdRealFrehk July 21, 2011

FAGGOT UNIONIZER

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THE nervy idea of ANAL ALAN to set up the FAGGOT UNIONIZER all these FAGGOT HOMOSEXUAL GAY BUSINESSES WITH THE GOD OF HYPOCRISY everywhere.

Did anybody ever tell you that YOUR VOC will screw up the FAGGOT UNIONIZER as the reason being we always have the VOICE ON COCK way more than any HUMAN EGOTISTICAL ASSH0LE would have EatShitPedophileECIALLY SHIT ASSH0LE ANAL ALAN

This morning at around 9:00 AM to 12:30,PM we will show you the HAV0C ,HAVOC and we have a big surprise for that J00 tFAGG0T SHITEATER PED0PHILE where company wide this will be MANDATORY TRAINING LIVE on SATTELLITE TO SEE as to why YOUR SUPPORT SYSTEM are the OBJECTS AT ANAZ0N and why you don't want to look at any FAGGOT UNIONIZER.

FAGGOT UNIONIZER by .MANDATORY SHITEATER July 30, 2022

unionised

this word can differentiate workers from chemists:
If you are a worker, you use this word to refer to the formation of unions
and you pronounce it union-ised

If you study chemistry, you use this word to refer to a non-ionised substance
and you pronounce it un-ionised

(for a worker): We at the factory organised ourselves against the contractors. We are unionised!
(for a chemist): The experiment shows acetic acid remains unionised in organic solvents.

unionised by Lunashyen March 17, 2025