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Posted in Mousy's Market -Updated 12-7 Posted 6 years ago
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Posted in I have a humble request of you! Posted 6 years ago
@tuijp: The internet says it takes about 110 lbs of potatoes to charge a cell phone. I feel like you must have significantly more energy than a potato or even 110 lbs of potato!

My professional opinion is- Yes, but the electrical current you'll produce will be so powerful that your phone will explode.

This has been Science Time with Lizard Breath. Thank you and I'll see you next time.
Posted in I have a humble request of you! Posted 6 years ago
@raxton: Thank you! I've got some more ideas swimming up there. :vanora_upsidedown:
Posted in I have a humble request of you! Posted 6 years ago
I have an idea!

It represents the electrical energy of our collective brainpower and the sparks it creates.




so, it's supposed to be like 2 rods with copper coiled around with electrical energy zapping between the rods. The idea is that the rods with copper are conductors of our energy and ideas and when it all comes together, energy flows.

is it scientifically sound? nah.
Do I care? nah.
:vanora-celebrate:
Posted in our river is going to be 10ft higher not good Posted 6 years ago
@unicorn: Good Luck!
This time last year, I was practically on my own island during Hurricane Harvey.

I'm glad you're on a hill!
Posted in Mousy's Market -Updated 12-7 Posted 6 years ago
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Posted in How many Sea Shells do you have Posted 6 years ago
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94 shells
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88 shells
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83 shells
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77 shells
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Posted in How many Sea Shells do you have Posted 6 years ago
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