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[snarkygamer]

Personal seclusion is a good thing, I like to drop off the face of the Earth sometimes, get my head on straight, just think and play games.

I have no idea what's been going on outside of my room, I learned to stay away from the sodding television unless it contains one of my DVD box sets.

Comments

[pandaaru]

You haven't missed much I think.

[snarkygamer]

Well isn't that comforting to hear.

[pandaaru]

There might have been some demons in the city but I wasn't around for those either so I'm not sure.

[snarkygamer]

Did you just say demons?

[pandaaru]

You would have to ask someone else.

[snarkygamer]

What type of wacked out city are we living in, China?

[pandaaru]

I try not to entirely think about it.

At least you're feeling better?

[snarkygamer]

Oh yeah, I feel tip top. How's Russia, haven't seen him about lately?

[pandaaru]

He's in a good mood. I'm not sure where he is though.

1/2

[snarkygamer]

Russia's in a good mood?

[snarkygamer]

Think I could hit him up for a new microwave? I had a wee accident with ours, seems my curiosity got the best of me.

[pandaaru]

...what did you do??

[snarkygamer]

I stuck grapes in the microwave to see what would happen. Fire, fire happened.

[pandaaru]

You lit grapes on fire??

[snarkygamer]

Grapes are packed full of electrolytes, an ion-rich liquid (also known as "grape juice") that can conduct electricity. Each grape-part serves as a reservoir of electrolytes, connected together by a thin, weakly conducting path formed by the skin. Microwaves produce the energy that shove the stray ions in the grape back and forth very quickly between the two halves.

In laments terms, you slice the grape in half, and put it in the microwave, you're going to need a new one.

I was conducting an experiment, I shouldn't have put so many grapes in at once..

[pandaaru]

Russia will probably appreciate the motivation.

If I may ask...how many grapes did you put in?

((ooc: I want to try this now))