well, he supposes he can do that. at least, he turns the tap on and plugs it, then walks away.............. with his boiling water and the sink running........]
The structural integrity is decent. Likely because the water means our test subject is being heated evenly. However, his vital signs are slowly slipping away—his features, once proud, are now becoming lost to the heat being applied.
[ he sounds like he should have a clipboard ]
It's nothing like how it would work on skin, but it's fascinating regardless.
[ even though she's back, he's still explaining with excruciating detail. ]
Some of the ceramic is coming free. It was likely made for display, not for boiling, so there are some spots that are thinner, weaker. However, he's doing his best to hang in there!
[ pointing excitedly ]
Doesn't it look like he's hoping someone will save him?
Certainly. He's probably begging for it right now, so much so that it's all he can think about—of course, you are not allowed to finish him off so easily. We have a ways to go, yet.
[ he's dangling the duck over the poor gnome now, pretending to drop it before catching it. ]
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Unless that is what you meant?
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[ why limit it to two ways!!!!! but for now, he's going over to the pots and pans and picking out the largest one. ]
Ha ha... though I suppose I should stay on task. I think today, I'd prefer it like this.
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Don't be so hasty. Variety is the spice of life.
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[ he is now setting the pot on the stove and turning it on. ]
It'd be better if it was bigger, but the solution is just knowing how to use it.
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Well.
[ now he's looking around. ]
We need a test subject.
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Amy, fill the sink with water.
It's cold so act quickly.
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well, he supposes he can do that. at least, he turns the tap on and plugs it, then walks away.............. with his boiling water and the sink running........]
I'm going to find one of my own.
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...yes, I want to see what you choose to boil.
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with a garden gnome and a rubber ducky. the gnome goes in right away, but he's holding the ducky hostage over the rising steam. ]
Since we don't have any live volunteers yet.
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Do you think they have some of that poppy-corn here? I must observe this as it unfolds.
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Try the cupboard.
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[opens a cupboard—that's dishes
opens another—that's more dishes
in the meanwhile, as she does this,]
Play by play, Amy! I must hear exactly what is happening from your mouth as I search for an appropriate snack!
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[ he sounds like he should have a clipboard ]
It's nothing like how it would work on skin, but it's fascinating regardless.
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[coming over with a bag of chips, she gave up so quickly]
It is like I have the front seat.
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Some of the ceramic is coming free. It was likely made for display, not for boiling, so there are some spots that are thinner, weaker. However, he's doing his best to hang in there!
[ pointing excitedly ]
Doesn't it look like he's hoping someone will save him?
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[ he's dangling the duck over the poor gnome now, pretending to drop it before catching it. ]
What do you think will happen if I add in this?
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[the gnome is looking pretty bad now :(]