Move over Silica... (1 Viewer)

[Rob Gardiner]

But a real danger exists when the lunar cake comes into close proximity with its evil twin, the lunar pie.

The release of lunar energy that results, accompanied by an increase in tidal waves and lycanthropy, is so devastating it makes The Big Bang look like a fraternity stunt.

 

[Max Leung]

So many things can go wrong...

I am speechless with terror!

*wolfs down a mooncake*

 

[Cees Alons]

I invented some of those absorbers too. They're very good in producing heat.
One I called "wood", and another "coal". I even invented a liquid one, which I named "oil". Funny names, eh?

At first I used another liquid oxygen-absorber, I named it "alcohol". It wasn't bad at absorbing the oxygen, but frankly, I found a better use for it.

You know what? I found a whole organism that absorbed oxygen! I'm going to call it "dog".

I'm now working on a gas that could absorb oxygen. But I want it to be found freely, like in the ground or so. Not sure if it's possible.


Cees

 

[Joe Szott]

Please don't try to pack your dog in with my mooncakes...

 

[Cees Alons]

Why not? I'm sure it would absorb even more than just oxygen!

Perhaps it could also produce more than just heat!


Cees

 

[Max Leung]

Doesn't a dog convert oxygen into drool?