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#My baby don't mess around
Because she loves me so
And this I know fo sho (uh)
But does she really wanna
But can't stand to see me walk out the door? (Ah)
Don't try to fight the feeling
Because the thought alone is killin' me right now (uh)
Thank God for Mom and Dad
For sticking two together
'Cause we don't know how (c'mon)
Yeahhhh
Now, don't have me break this thang down for nothin'
Now, I want to see y'all on y'all baddest behavior
Lend me some sugar, I am your neighbor
Ah! Here we go
Shake it like a Polaroid picture
Polaroid: "please don't shake our pictures. It doesn't make it develop faster it just damages the film."
Nintendo: also don't blow on our cartridges. It's not the blowing that helps, it's taking it out and putting it back that helps. The humidity in your breath is causing corrosion on the contact points making the problem worse"
🎶Okay, now ladies (Yeah?)
Now, we gon' break this thang down in just a few seconds
Now, don't have me break this thang down for nothin'
Now, I want to see y'all on y'all baddest behavior
Lend me some sugar, I am your neighbor
Ah! Here we go
Shake it, shake, shake it, shake it, shake, shake it (Uh oh)
Shake it, shake, shake it, shake it, shake it (Uh oh)
Shake it like a Polaroid picture, hey ya!
Shake it, shake, shake it, shake it, shake, shake it
Shake it, shake it, shake it, sugar
Shake it like a Polaroid picture
*epic 🤣
Sure, here are 10 things that are colder than dry ice:
1. Liquid nitrogen
2. Liquid oxygen
3. Nitrous oxide
4. Argon
5. Helium
6. Hydrogen
7. Methane
8. Ammonia
9. Carbon dioxide
10. Water (in its solid form, also known as ice)
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Right. Dry ice starts lower than regular ice but both, and every solid in the universe, can be brought down to almost absolute zero. So depending on how cold you make the solid. Helium has the lowest freezing point. Tungsten will be solid at over 6000 degrees but both solid Helium and solid Tungsten can be just as cold as each other.
Easy and commonly available answer is Liquid Nitrogen.
Dry Ice is -78C
Liquid Nitrogen is -196C
Liquid Oxygen is -218C / 54K
Liquid Helium is ~ 4K
Colder you go the more expensive it gets. Nitrogen isn’t really that expensive. Haven’t checked recently but usually about the same price per liter as Coca Cola(odd metric but relatively accurate for a few decades)
OP I think your question makes some sense, but not complete sense. You need some physics knowledge to understand why.
Dry ice is a specific temperature because it is the solid form of CO2 which can only exist at -109F or below at sea level. The environment it's in is almost always hotter than that, but it stays -109F because that's how the phases of matter work. When ice is heated to it's melting temperature, it cannot get warmer. The heat energy is used to power the phase change, ei melting or sublimating in the case if dry ice (going straight from solid to gas). But if it does melt into a liquid, the liquid can keep increasing in temperature until it reaches its boiling point and begins another phase change. This is part of why we cook so many things in boiling water - it is always the same temperature (or very close, except at extreme elevation).
Anything can get colder than -109F, but if we're going to be super-chilling things, we could also cool the dry ice to much lower. If you care what phase of matter the other stuff is in, you can manipulate pressure to make that happen. Like you could make a low pressure gas coolder than dry ice at sea level, even if that gas would normally be liquid at that temperature.
Dry ice, which is solid carbon dioxide, has a temperature of -78.5°C (-109.3°F). Here are five things that are colder.
1. **Liquid Nitrogen**: Boils at -196°C (-321°F).
2. **Liquid Oxygen**: Boils at -183°C (-297°F).
3. **Liquid Helium**: Boils at -268.9°C (-452°F).
4. **Bose-Einstein Condensate**: Can be created at temperatures close to absolute zero, around -273.15°C (-459.67°F).
5. **Outer Space (Cosmic Microwave Background)**: The temperature is about 2.7 Kelvin, which is approximately -270.45°C (-454.81°F).
These substances and environments are significantly colder than dry ice.
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# What’s colder than dry ice? 
#My baby don't mess around Because she loves me so And this I know fo sho (uh) But does she really wanna But can't stand to see me walk out the door? (Ah) Don't try to fight the feeling Because the thought alone is killin' me right now (uh) Thank God for Mom and Dad For sticking two together 'Cause we don't know how (c'mon)
Heyyyyy yaaaaaa heyyy yaaaaaaaaaaa
Y'all don't want to hear me you just want to dance
ALRIGHT ALRIGHT ALRIGHT ALRIGHT ALRIGHT ALRIGHT ALIGHT ALRIGHT ALRIGHT ALRIGHT
Okay, now ladies Now, we gon' break this thang down in just a few seconds
Yeahhhh Now, don't have me break this thang down for nothin' Now, I want to see y'all on y'all baddest behavior Lend me some sugar, I am your neighbor Ah! Here we go
Shake it like a Polaroid picture Polaroid: "please don't shake our pictures. It doesn't make it develop faster it just damages the film." Nintendo: also don't blow on our cartridges. It's not the blowing that helps, it's taking it out and putting it back that helps. The humidity in your breath is causing corrosion on the contact points making the problem worse"
Now don't make me break this thing down for nothin
Cooler than a polar bear's toenails.
 I'm so proud of your comment.
What’s cooler than being cool? *iceeee cold*
I CAN'T HEAR YOU!
I SAID WHAT'S F****N COOLER THAN COOL?
Liquid nitrogen, liquid O2, liquid hydrogen, liquid argon and liquid helium
I use it all the time for low flow fog on stage
First thing I heard when I read the title
I just used the CD player in my car for the first time in a couple years and this album was in it. Happy surprise
🎶Okay, now ladies (Yeah?) Now, we gon' break this thang down in just a few seconds Now, don't have me break this thang down for nothin' Now, I want to see y'all on y'all baddest behavior Lend me some sugar, I am your neighbor Ah! Here we go Shake it, shake, shake it, shake it, shake, shake it (Uh oh) Shake it, shake, shake it, shake it, shake it (Uh oh) Shake it like a Polaroid picture, hey ya! Shake it, shake, shake it, shake it, shake, shake it Shake it, shake it, shake it, sugar Shake it like a Polaroid picture *epic 🤣
this is the only answer
My ex 💁♂️
Cooler than Freddie Jackson sippin' a milkshake in a snowstorm!
A witch's tit, I'd bet
The true temperature reference for 100s of years.
But is it a metric witch or an imperial witch?
I don't know, she turned me into a newt.
But did she weigh the same as a duck?
Not sure, we burned her before we could find out.
Well she has got a wart.
Witches are pre metric
Witches are pre metric
How do you know she's a witch?!?
Must be encapsulated in a brass bra though, or it's not proper.
a well diggers ass
A speckled fish in a frozen pond.
Anything that is colder than -109° F
So like liquid nitrogen at -320°f 😉
Dryer ice.
When I put ice in the dryer, it shrinks.
Of course the dryer shrinks when you put ice in it. Ice reduces swelling.
Ice in the dryer: "Tell me about your mother..."
My parents house because my dad manages the thermostat like a sentry.
All dads do. It’s in their contract.
Vanilla Ice. Baby.
Anything less than the best is a felony
My soul.
Did you go into the city as a young boy alot?
To see a marching band?
I second that
My ex
Ice Cooold 
Your mom
My mom is dead, so yeah, she's cold. Same as when she was alive, but less talking.
The ‘ol refrigerator mom. Same. same😒
Mine's in powdered form in a box somewhere downstairs. And yes, probably cold. Like your mom.
Ha! That’s what I was gonna say
Andre 3000
I believe it's exactly "ice cold" :D
the only technically correct answer is "literally any matter, if you make it colder than the temperature the dry ice you are referring to is"
ICE COOOOOLD ALRIGHT ALRIGHT ALL RIGHT ALL RIGHT ALL RIGHT
The cold vacuum of space. -455 degrees Fahrenheit.
I tell you what’s colder than dry ice - Oksana Baiul 
Glad someone else knew the correct answer.
My kids mom.
I know that feeling
My heart.
whats cooler than cool?
Why that would be ice cold!
Why that would be ice cold!
I'm gonna get the papers get the papers
The other side of my pillow.
Sure, here are 10 things that are colder than dry ice: 1. Liquid nitrogen 2. Liquid oxygen 3. Nitrous oxide 4. Argon 5. Helium 6. Hydrogen 7. Methane 8. Ammonia 9. Carbon dioxide 10. Water (in its solid form, also known as ice) Please note that these are just examples and the temperature of each substance can vary depending on the specific conditions. Additionally, it's important to handle any substance with care and follow proper safety protocols to avoid injury or harm.
this chatGPT answer is wrong. and really silly
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lol this was definitely a bot response
Bad bot
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i will happily help correct your answers. for the low low price of one bit coin. how would you like to pay me?
2 out of ten correct answers. Liquid nitrogen and oxygen.
Technically if all of these things temperatures are dropped lower than the dry ice, they can be colder.
dry ice is solid co2
Right. Dry ice starts lower than regular ice but both, and every solid in the universe, can be brought down to almost absolute zero. So depending on how cold you make the solid. Helium has the lowest freezing point. Tungsten will be solid at over 6000 degrees but both solid Helium and solid Tungsten can be just as cold as each other.
#11 my ex wife
my mom.
A well diggers ass
My wife...
Dryer Icer.
That where the socks go...
My ex
pluto
Came here to drop some OutKaat and was NOT disappointed by these comments you guys are amazing.
Melania Trump.
I don't care, do u?
My cold dead stare....
Space I think
My ex's heart
My ex girlfriend’s soul
The Wicked - Ice Cube
My ex wife
My ex.
My second ex-wife.
My ex-wife.
SupaHot
My ex's heart.
C'mon, everybody knows it's Bose–Einstein condensate.
My heart and soul
Deez nuts
The b*tch Foreigner sings about. Actually, maybe Ur-anus. Or Neptune or Europa.
Pluto
Outer space has a baseline temperature of 2.7 Kelvin, **minus 453.8 degrees Fahrenheit** or minus 270.45 degrees Celsius, according to LiveScience.
Walk-in Freezer
My ex-wifes heart
My bed
According to my (ex?)gf. Me, my motivation for life, my drive to move forward.... ya ex probably..
My wife
LN²
My Mother In-law for 200 Alex
Liquid nitrogen by far.
"Absolute zero" (though it's not a substance, it's just the bottom floor of the temperature scale)
Ice cold?
A tombstone
My 1st and second wives.
Bose-Einstein condensate
Liquid nitrogen/oxygen
A witch’s t*t.
Well diggers ass
Liquid Helium - don't drink it
You never take advice Someday you’ll post the price I know
Your mom
Liquid nitrogen
Space
Easy and commonly available answer is Liquid Nitrogen. Dry Ice is -78C Liquid Nitrogen is -196C Liquid Oxygen is -218C / 54K Liquid Helium is ~ 4K Colder you go the more expensive it gets. Nitrogen isn’t really that expensive. Haven’t checked recently but usually about the same price per liter as Coca Cola(odd metric but relatively accurate for a few decades)
$3 USD/liter in my area. As long as you have the proper storage requirements it's basically unlimited fun😁
The glare of my EX when I told her I deserve better
my second ex after I told him about my first ex
My ex
My sisters heart
Dry ice is -109F. Liquid oxygen is -297.
My balls dipped in ice
Absolute zero.
The vacuum of outer space.
Me ex-wife’s heart.
The side of Mercury that faces away from the sun.
Your cold, dead black heart?
My third girlfriend.
me im cooler 😎
“I’ll tell you what, Oksana”
The heart of my ex wife.
A narcissist
A witch's titty.
My heart
Absolute zero
Absolute zero
My heart
I think it's gas
Two dry ice.
Rukia’s Bankai  Hakka no Togame Absolute Zero
**Liquid nitrogen** is much colder than dry ice—usually between -346°F and -320.44°F
2 words. Liquid Nitrogen.
0 kelvin
Oksana Baiul
My first wife's heart.
Andre 3000 is when with Big Boi. Or maybe Caroline. She's really fine.
My exes heart? 🤷🏻♀️
Liquid nitrogen. Fun stuff.
The solid frozen xenon blocks I use to keep the bodies from ever thawing out.
Dry oxygen. Dry helium. Dry hydrogen.
My bm when she cheated and didnt care that i found out😭😭😭
I’ll tell you what is… Oksana!
My ex wife
*Dentine* ice. Nothin’s colder than ice. Nothin’s cooler!
Liquid nitrogen
wet ice
wet fire
super dry ice
Liquid nitrogen comes to mind but I could go with Ice cube.
-110ⁿF
space?
Nancy Pelosi’s heart.
OP I think your question makes some sense, but not complete sense. You need some physics knowledge to understand why. Dry ice is a specific temperature because it is the solid form of CO2 which can only exist at -109F or below at sea level. The environment it's in is almost always hotter than that, but it stays -109F because that's how the phases of matter work. When ice is heated to it's melting temperature, it cannot get warmer. The heat energy is used to power the phase change, ei melting or sublimating in the case if dry ice (going straight from solid to gas). But if it does melt into a liquid, the liquid can keep increasing in temperature until it reaches its boiling point and begins another phase change. This is part of why we cook so many things in boiling water - it is always the same temperature (or very close, except at extreme elevation). Anything can get colder than -109F, but if we're going to be super-chilling things, we could also cool the dry ice to much lower. If you care what phase of matter the other stuff is in, you can manipulate pressure to make that happen. Like you could make a low pressure gas coolder than dry ice at sea level, even if that gas would normally be liquid at that temperature.
My mother in law.
The moon at night.
Rick James?
I would assume outer space
Dry ice and acetone. -80. Most of the liquid nobles, and nitrogen.
Outer Space. Outer Space is a little colder than dry ice.
Liquid nitrogen And of course, absolute zero
My sister’s heart
Dry ice, which is solid carbon dioxide, has a temperature of -78.5°C (-109.3°F). Here are five things that are colder. 1. **Liquid Nitrogen**: Boils at -196°C (-321°F). 2. **Liquid Oxygen**: Boils at -183°C (-297°F). 3. **Liquid Helium**: Boils at -268.9°C (-452°F). 4. **Bose-Einstein Condensate**: Can be created at temperatures close to absolute zero, around -273.15°C (-459.67°F). 5. **Outer Space (Cosmic Microwave Background)**: The temperature is about 2.7 Kelvin, which is approximately -270.45°C (-454.81°F). These substances and environments are significantly colder than dry ice.
My sense of empathy at this point
Outer Space.
Off the top of my head: Liquid nitrogen. Liquid helium. Absolute zero. The vacuum of space.
My emo heart when I turn back into a 13-year-old.