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Sasquatch wrote: We can't all break ground like you have, Ernie.

Design creativity is climate temp / neuron-firing-speed dependent, Mr. Squatch. And in southern Arizona, those little brain sparks move fast. In the backwoods of northern BleakTundraNowhere, they crawl like garden slugs.

Also, brain trauma from hockey collisions and snow machine crashes isn't a cultural aspiration thing in the US.

My point exactly.

For a brain-damaged frozen fuckin Mammoth I do pretty good.


What's eRnie's excuse?

As temperature increases, there's a phase change between solid and liquid, and another between liquid and gas. You've got to hit the sweet spot. Here in AZ, there's lots of gas (at least at my house there is). That's also why Mexican food often has the notorious effect it does.

Ratimus wrote:As temperature increases, there's a phase change between solid and liquid, and another between liquid and gas. You've got to hit the sweet spot. Here in AZ, there's lots of gas (at least at my house there is). That's also why Mexican food often has the notorious effect it does.

Soooo....you're saying Todd's farts are frozen?

When solids go directly to gas it's called "sublimation".

Sasquatch wrote:When solids go directly to gas it's called "sublimation".

Or "Taco Bell," in layman's terms.