Unbreakable.

http://i.imgur.com/ntEqpXX.jpg

Unbreakable Rock. Desynthesizable: Yes. :cool:

There is a difference taking apart something than breaking it.

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Originally Posted by Eye_Gore

There is a difference taking apart something than breaking it.

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unbreakable is unbreakable.

Desynthesize, aka taking apart, aka, dismantling, aka, breaking down to base material's or components.

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Originally Posted by Squa11_Leonhart

unbreakable is unbreakable.

Desynthesize, aka taking apart, aka, dismantling, aka, breaking down to base material's or components.

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Exactly, you're not breaking it.

https://encrypted-tbn2.gstatic.com/i...iKDUJ6awWPXz9Q

except you are.

NO DISASSEMBLE!
http://fc06.deviantart.net/fs70/f/20...28-d5hhds7.jpg

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Originally Posted by Kat_Manx

http://i.imgur.com/ntEqpXX.jpg

Unbreakable Rock. Desynthesizable: Yes. :cool:

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Breaking implies brute force. http://www.thefreedictionary.com/unbreakable
An alchemist (or a chemist) would be able to take it apart, dissolve it or alter its state using chemicals solution, chemicals and whatnot.

Actually the definition of breaking includes changing the state of an object, so in that sense it should be impossible to desynthesize as well. Still, we alchemists are a unique sort and we'll always find a way to break the unbreakable. For our next trick we'll start making swords out of invulnerable clamshells...

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Originally Posted by Eye_Gore

There is a difference taking apart something than breaking it.

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...it's a stone.

Unless they change its name to Undesynthesizable Rock I see no problem here.

Anyone else remember unbreakable combs on school picture day?

https://img1.etsystatic.com/000/0/61....296873791.jpg

Anyone else remember when Nick Fury was a supervillain?

http://cdn.filmschoolrejects.com/ima...ble-header.jpg

Well doesn't the title of the stone and the description of it kinda contradict itself? First it implies that it is "unbreakable". However the description clearly says "if you break it, you buy it". So then one could deduct that if it is unbreakable, how would I break it that I would be forced to buy it? Don't think too hard about that, a paradox may ensue, but wait the item is in itself a paradox. I think if it breaks a black hole will open up sucking everything into it, but by the event horizon, nothing would matter and I wouldn't have to buy it after all.

It's a marketing gimmick. They claim it's unbreakable to make you want to buy it, even though it's QUITE breakable, as evidenced by it being Desynthable.

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Originally Posted by Gramul

...it's a stone.

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WE SHALL DISECT THE STONE ...... FOR SCIENCE!!!!

This thread just rocks..

It's hard to understand what is going on.

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Originally Posted by firstsin

It's hard to understand what is going on.

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Hard? Like a rock, maybe?

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Originally Posted by Suggestion

This thread just rocks..

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I prefer Blues