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@summitsun I think you got it... But if that's the right answer, I PMmed awsomthing last night with 'Strontium Dog' as my answer

 

Strontium Dog is not the answer.

 

@oniyan How do you know?

 

No, sorry!

You're getting close though; that answer didn't include natural gas. Think more about what "three eight" could mean.

 

I was the one who made the answers for all the puzzles.
from the top of the thread: "(in collaboration with co-writer, co-item-provider, and artist oniyan)"

 

Ahhhhhhhhhhh. Sorry, I didn't see.

 

No problem. Keep trying the puzzle, you're getting close to the answer.

 

I am learning waaaaay too much about chemistry from these puzzles...

 

and I'm proud of you for that lol

 

It was our intention to get you to learn a bit more through these puzzles. Sounds like you're heading down the right path!

 

@oniyan But I still don't think it's a good thing looking at the average annual income from natural gas farms and asking "how do I get a dog from this?" ;)

 

@awsomthing I am going to guess Bloodhound. From the above research, we have concluded that 38 is a hint. I an thinking Bloodhound because it is the 38th dog breed, and if your on fire you can "feel the burn" (heheheHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHHE) please tell me soon :D

 

Nope, that's not the answer, but keep at it! Also, remember, it's not a guessing game. You should be able to deduce the answer with your own deductive powers and maybe some help from the internet.

 

no its obviously http://fidosgrubntub.com/

 

Um wat

 

Is it an argon dog? it's a noble gas and it is the 8th element in the 3rd period and its melting point is 83 kelvin. Argon also has an isotope with a mass number of 38, argon is also the third most prominent gas in the atmosphere

 

@chichun2002 You might have it... But the clue is 'three eight', not '83'

 

damn so clsoe

 

You might be right though! It all adds up!

 

maybe find the element with relative mass thirty-eight

or like a proton number of that

such as argon, potassium or strontium