Is element 123 edible ? ? ?

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From: Karl-Hugo Weesberg
Date: Sat, 23 Oct 2004 04:02

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I heard that the elements 110-118 don't taste that good, but elements
119-127 should be quite tasty, especially with mustard.

Is that true or bogus?

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