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@fbi-forensic-scientist-mae
Hey @fbi-captain-johnson are we allowed to just
Close the doors
Before the spiders get in
*closes and locks the doors*
Badang
yeah I know right. as if it was that hard to keep some spiders out
I would just like to point out that spiders arenât fire proof and the fbi is very good at fire
Hey FBI
Quick survey do you like to start fires and if so what kind of fires do you like
please draw an airplane drinking wine
WhWhy
Do you *really* need eight hours of sleep every night? Hereâs the science.
Science side of Tumblr, press play.
@certain members of the fbi
guys ple a s e
I asked my mom if I could get a little fish to stay in my room if I got 10,000 notes on Tumblr, and she said yes. P l e a s e reblog this or something because I WANT A FISH
Iâm begging y'all sjfjddkfkdk
Reblog to help this fella get a me
Donât rush out your replies! This is a no pressure zone. RP is meant to be fun, not a job. Get to replies as and when you feel like it, don't force them or you will burn yourself out.
Forensic Analysis
On Finnâs arm
Itâs oozing voidiness
*Mae sticks the arm under a microscope. The display shows that the cells are kindaâŚgone in some places. The places where the cells are gone are sorta shimmering, but they look darker than black. Mae takes the arm back out and tries sticking it in bleach. Nothing happens, so apparently void is something that bleach canât remove. Oh well. It was a thought. Mae sticks the arm in another machine that will give her a chemical analysis.*
*a few minutes later the machine beeps. Mae looks at the monitor, which is complaining that the are elements in the arm that it doesnât recognize. She thinks for a moment, then starts running tests directly on the void slime. Every time she takes some slime to mix with something, it is replaced with more slime. Itâs never ending slime.*
*in each test, Mae is mixing the void slime with random materials to see what kind of a reaction she can get from it. In the first set of tests, she tries mixing slime in 5 little containers, with baking soda, vinegar, water, salt and grass. She watches carefully to see what happens. The baking soda and vinegar seem to be eaten by the void, making no change in the appearance of the void. The water seems to have made the slime a little less slimy, and the color seems more of a navy blue, rather than its previous darker than black color. The salt sparks and turns the slime pink. Now the void slime in that container is neon pink and itâs throwing off sparks. Itâs kind of shimmering, actually. However, on the grass, bite marks appeared until the grass was gone.*
*she grins at the sparking salted void. Hey, maybe void tastes good salted and roasted. Something to try later after she figures out how to get rid of it, she might see what that tastes like. Anyway, she sets up a second batch of tests. This time she tries mixing the void with salt water, plutonium, liquid nitrogen, francium, and a cotton ball. The salt water mix turns pink again and is sizzling. It is no longer slimy. Mae sticks it under the chemical scanner. There is less void in it now, but it is still threre. The one she put plutonium in exploded a little when she first put the plutonium in it but after that the plutonium disappeared and the amount of slime increased. Apparently the void liked plutonium. The one with liquid nitrogen looked frozen. The slime wasnât shining as much. To see if the effect would hold, she heated the mixture up to room temp. The mixture thawed to its original slimy state, but it no retained its lack of its shimmery quality. The one with francium didnât move. The francium didnât explode(it is a very explosive material so she had been half expecting it blow up the whole fbi building). It didnât seem to have any effect on the slime, and the slime didnât seem to have any effect on it. The cotton ball, on the other hand, had dissolved into the slime.
*For a last test, Mae sprinkled tiny bits of francium into a container of slime. Then she mixed salt water with liquid nitrogen. Cautiously, as she knew that francium exploded when it came into contact with water, she dumped the mixture into the francium slime. The mixture sizzled, there were a few very minor explosions, it turned into several colors, then disappeared. There was nothing left in the container.*
*Mae put some of the slime from the arm in a jar, then stored it. Then she put francium on the arm and dumped the salt water/liquid nitrogen mix on it. There were flashes of color, the. The slime disappeared. The arm no longer had void in it, though parts of it looked a little burned and were colorful.* Hey @clockwork-finn I found something that will work but I canât promise that whatever you put it on will be undamaged.
,,,, tight. what did ya find?
*hands you a jar with a liquid mixture inside it and a peice of francium*. When you mix these with void it will get rid of it. But if you donât make void in with it youâll incinerate everything.
uh huh. *he consumes both of them*
⌠I wouldnât recommend that
*too late. the void is kinda falling out of his mouth. he looks like heâs disintegrating*
âŚat least there was no explosion
*once he disentegrates enough there definitely is. he explodes with a wack gargling noise*
Uh Finn... you still there?
Ooc post
Hey uhhhâŚ. Iâm not feeling great atm, and idk why but maybe Tumblr isnât helping me rn so I might just- leave it until I donât feel like shit butâŚ. if you wanna know wtf is wrong with me: I may or may not have social anxiety and right now just the thought of having to come back to uni tomorrow is making me feel worse bc I wanna make friends but I canât bring myself to talk to people. Iâm not sure that I do have social anxiety so I might have to go to therapy and I just donât know how to feel about that
Take care y'all, and thank you for still being here
Good luck at uni!
Forensic Analysis
On Finnâs arm
Itâs oozing voidiness
*Mae sticks the arm under a microscope. The display shows that the cells are kindaâŚgone in some places. The places where the cells are gone are sorta shimmering, but they look darker than black. Mae takes the arm back out and tries sticking it in bleach. Nothing happens, so apparently void is something that bleach canât remove. Oh well. It was a thought. Mae sticks the arm in another machine that will give her a chemical analysis.*
*a few minutes later the machine beeps. Mae looks at the monitor, which is complaining that the are elements in the arm that it doesnât recognize. She thinks for a moment, then starts running tests directly on the void slime. Every time she takes some slime to mix with something, it is replaced with more slime. Itâs never ending slime.*
*in each test, Mae is mixing the void slime with random materials to see what kind of a reaction she can get from it. In the first set of tests, she tries mixing slime in 5 little containers, with baking soda, vinegar, water, salt and grass. She watches carefully to see what happens. The baking soda and vinegar seem to be eaten by the void, making no change in the appearance of the void. The water seems to have made the slime a little less slimy, and the color seems more of a navy blue, rather than its previous darker than black color. The salt sparks and turns the slime pink. Now the void slime in that container is neon pink and itâs throwing off sparks. Itâs kind of shimmering, actually. However, on the grass, bite marks appeared until the grass was gone.*
*she grins at the sparking salted void. Hey, maybe void tastes good salted and roasted. Something to try later after she figures out how to get rid of it, she might see what that tastes like. Anyway, she sets up a second batch of tests. This time she tries mixing the void with salt water, plutonium, liquid nitrogen, francium, and a cotton ball. The salt water mix turns pink again and is sizzling. It is no longer slimy. Mae sticks it under the chemical scanner. There is less void in it now, but it is still threre. The one she put plutonium in exploded a little when she first put the plutonium in it but after that the plutonium disappeared and the amount of slime increased. Apparently the void liked plutonium. The one with liquid nitrogen looked frozen. The slime wasnât shining as much. To see if the effect would hold, she heated the mixture up to room temp. The mixture thawed to its original slimy state, but it no retained its lack of its shimmery quality. The one with francium didnât move. The francium didnât explode(it is a very explosive material so she had been half expecting it blow up the whole fbi building). It didnât seem to have any effect on the slime, and the slime didnât seem to have any effect on it. The cotton ball, on the other hand, had dissolved into the slime.
*For a last test, Mae sprinkled tiny bits of francium into a container of slime. Then she mixed salt water with liquid nitrogen. Cautiously, as she knew that francium exploded when it came into contact with water, she dumped the mixture into the francium slime. The mixture sizzled, there were a few very minor explosions, it turned into several colors, then disappeared. There was nothing left in the container.*
*Mae put some of the slime from the arm in a jar, then stored it. Then she put francium on the arm and dumped the salt water/liquid nitrogen mix on it. There were flashes of color, the. The slime disappeared. The arm no longer had void in it, though parts of it looked a little burned and were colorful.* Hey @clockwork-finn I found something that will work but I canât promise that whatever you put it on will be undamaged.
,,,, tight. what did ya find?
*hands you a jar with a liquid mixture inside it and a peice of francium*. When you mix these with void it will get rid of it. But if you donât make void in with it youâll incinerate everything.
uh huh. *he consumes both of them*
⌠I wouldnât recommend that
*too late. the void is kinda falling out of his mouth. he looks like heâs disintegrating*
...at least there was no explosion
Forensic Analysis
On Finnâs arm
Itâs oozing voidiness
*Mae sticks the arm under a microscope. The display shows that the cells are kindaâŚgone in some places. The places where the cells are gone are sorta shimmering, but they look darker than black. Mae takes the arm back out and tries sticking it in bleach. Nothing happens, so apparently void is something that bleach canât remove. Oh well. It was a thought. Mae sticks the arm in another machine that will give her a chemical analysis.*
*a few minutes later the machine beeps. Mae looks at the monitor, which is complaining that the are elements in the arm that it doesnât recognize. She thinks for a moment, then starts running tests directly on the void slime. Every time she takes some slime to mix with something, it is replaced with more slime. Itâs never ending slime.*
*in each test, Mae is mixing the void slime with random materials to see what kind of a reaction she can get from it. In the first set of tests, she tries mixing slime in 5 little containers, with baking soda, vinegar, water, salt and grass. She watches carefully to see what happens. The baking soda and vinegar seem to be eaten by the void, making no change in the appearance of the void. The water seems to have made the slime a little less slimy, and the color seems more of a navy blue, rather than its previous darker than black color. The salt sparks and turns the slime pink. Now the void slime in that container is neon pink and itâs throwing off sparks. Itâs kind of shimmering, actually. However, on the grass, bite marks appeared until the grass was gone.*
*she grins at the sparking salted void. Hey, maybe void tastes good salted and roasted. Something to try later after she figures out how to get rid of it, she might see what that tastes like. Anyway, she sets up a second batch of tests. This time she tries mixing the void with salt water, plutonium, liquid nitrogen, francium, and a cotton ball. The salt water mix turns pink again and is sizzling. It is no longer slimy. Mae sticks it under the chemical scanner. There is less void in it now, but it is still threre. The one she put plutonium in exploded a little when she first put the plutonium in it but after that the plutonium disappeared and the amount of slime increased. Apparently the void liked plutonium. The one with liquid nitrogen looked frozen. The slime wasnât shining as much. To see if the effect would hold, she heated the mixture up to room temp. The mixture thawed to its original slimy state, but it no retained its lack of its shimmery quality. The one with francium didnât move. The francium didnât explode(it is a very explosive material so she had been half expecting it blow up the whole fbi building). It didnât seem to have any effect on the slime, and the slime didnât seem to have any effect on it. The cotton ball, on the other hand, had dissolved into the slime.
*For a last test, Mae sprinkled tiny bits of francium into a container of slime. Then she mixed salt water with liquid nitrogen. Cautiously, as she knew that francium exploded when it came into contact with water, she dumped the mixture into the francium slime. The mixture sizzled, there were a few very minor explosions, it turned into several colors, then disappeared. There was nothing left in the container.*
*Mae put some of the slime from the arm in a jar, then stored it. Then she put francium on the arm and dumped the salt water/liquid nitrogen mix on it. There were flashes of color, the. The slime disappeared. The arm no longer had void in it, though parts of it looked a little burned and were colorful.* Hey @clockwork-finn I found something that will work but I canât promise that whatever you put it on will be undamaged.
,,,, tight. what did ya find?
*hands you a jar with a liquid mixture inside it and a peice of francium*. When you mix these with void it will get rid of it. But if you donât make void in with it youâll incinerate everything.
uh huh. *he consumes both of them*
... I wouldnât recommend that
GODDAMN IT DAVE! I TOLD YOU I WAS GOING TO SEND THE TRANSMISSION!
you guys should up your terrorist plans. maybe get a planner? they have them for like 6 bucks at Walmart, they work really well, so like schedule bombings for like 1 o'clock on Mondays or like, idk ur schedule but thats an example
Did I miss something why are they making terrorist plans
no clue but theyâre a poor excuse of terrorists. honestly.
If they do something that messes up my sâmores I will track them down
pfft please. I wouldnât be surprised if they came waltzing in the door.
If they waltz in the door and you incinerate them can you get me a video of it... for scientific purposes
Forensic Analysis
On Finnâs arm
Itâs oozing voidiness
*Mae sticks the arm under a microscope. The display shows that the cells are kindaâŚgone in some places. The places where the cells are gone are sorta shimmering, but they look darker than black. Mae takes the arm back out and tries sticking it in bleach. Nothing happens, so apparently void is something that bleach canât remove. Oh well. It was a thought. Mae sticks the arm in another machine that will give her a chemical analysis.*
*a few minutes later the machine beeps. Mae looks at the monitor, which is complaining that the are elements in the arm that it doesnât recognize. She thinks for a moment, then starts running tests directly on the void slime. Every time she takes some slime to mix with something, it is replaced with more slime. Itâs never ending slime.*
*in each test, Mae is mixing the void slime with random materials to see what kind of a reaction she can get from it. In the first set of tests, she tries mixing slime in 5 little containers, with baking soda, vinegar, water, salt and grass. She watches carefully to see what happens. The baking soda and vinegar seem to be eaten by the void, making no change in the appearance of the void. The water seems to have made the slime a little less slimy, and the color seems more of a navy blue, rather than its previous darker than black color. The salt sparks and turns the slime pink. Now the void slime in that container is neon pink and itâs throwing off sparks. Itâs kind of shimmering, actually. However, on the grass, bite marks appeared until the grass was gone.*
*she grins at the sparking salted void. Hey, maybe void tastes good salted and roasted. Something to try later after she figures out how to get rid of it, she might see what that tastes like. Anyway, she sets up a second batch of tests. This time she tries mixing the void with salt water, plutonium, liquid nitrogen, francium, and a cotton ball. The salt water mix turns pink again and is sizzling. It is no longer slimy. Mae sticks it under the chemical scanner. There is less void in it now, but it is still threre. The one she put plutonium in exploded a little when she first put the plutonium in it but after that the plutonium disappeared and the amount of slime increased. Apparently the void liked plutonium. The one with liquid nitrogen looked frozen. The slime wasnât shining as much. To see if the effect would hold, she heated the mixture up to room temp. The mixture thawed to its original slimy state, but it no retained its lack of its shimmery quality. The one with francium didnât move. The francium didnât explode(it is a very explosive material so she had been half expecting it blow up the whole fbi building). It didnât seem to have any effect on the slime, and the slime didnât seem to have any effect on it. The cotton ball, on the other hand, had dissolved into the slime.
*For a last test, Mae sprinkled tiny bits of francium into a container of slime. Then she mixed salt water with liquid nitrogen. Cautiously, as she knew that francium exploded when it came into contact with water, she dumped the mixture into the francium slime. The mixture sizzled, there were a few very minor explosions, it turned into several colors, then disappeared. There was nothing left in the container.*
*Mae put some of the slime from the arm in a jar, then stored it. Then she put francium on the arm and dumped the salt water/liquid nitrogen mix on it. There were flashes of color, the. The slime disappeared. The arm no longer had void in it, though parts of it looked a little burned and were colorful.* Hey @clockwork-finn I found something that will work but I canât promise that whatever you put it on will be undamaged.
,,,, tight. what did ya find?
*hands you a jar with a liquid mixture inside it and a peice of francium*. When you mix these with void it will get rid of it. But if you donât make void in with it youâll incinerate everything.
GODDAMN IT DAVE! I TOLD YOU I WAS GOING TO SEND THE TRANSMISSION!
you guys should up your terrorist plans. maybe get a planner? they have them for like 6 bucks at Walmart, they work really well, so like schedule bombings for like 1 o'clock on Mondays or like, idk ur schedule but thats an example
Did I miss something why are they making terrorist plans
no clue but theyâre a poor excuse of terrorists. honestly.
If they do something that messes up my sâmores I will track them down
GODDAMN IT DAVE! I TOLD YOU I WAS GOING TO SEND THE TRANSMISSION!
you guys should up your terrorist plans. maybe get a planner? they have them for like 6 bucks at Walmart, they work really well, so like schedule bombings for like 1 o'clock on Mondays or like, idk ur schedule but thats an example
Did I miss something why are they making terrorist plans
Can I say attempt shirt instead of try on a shirt
3rd timeâs the charm
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Forensic Analysis
On Finnâs arm
Itâs oozing voidiness
*Mae sticks the arm under a microscope. The display shows that the cells are kindaâŚgone in some places. The places where the cells are gone are sorta shimmering, but they look darker than black. Mae takes the arm back out and tries sticking it in bleach. Nothing happens, so apparently void is something that bleach canât remove. Oh well. It was a thought. Mae sticks the arm in another machine that will give her a chemical analysis.*
*a few minutes later the machine beeps. Mae looks at the monitor, which is complaining that the are elements in the arm that it doesnât recognize. She thinks for a moment, then starts running tests directly on the void slime. Every time she takes some slime to mix with something, it is replaced with more slime. Itâs never ending slime.*
*in each test, Mae is mixing the void slime with random materials to see what kind of a reaction she can get from it. In the first set of tests, she tries mixing slime in 5 little containers, with baking soda, vinegar, water, salt and grass. She watches carefully to see what happens. The baking soda and vinegar seem to be eaten by the void, making no change in the appearance of the void. The water seems to have made the slime a little less slimy, and the color seems more of a navy blue, rather than its previous darker than black color. The salt sparks and turns the slime pink. Now the void slime in that container is neon pink and itâs throwing off sparks. Itâs kind of shimmering, actually. However, on the grass, bite marks appeared until the grass was gone.*
*she grins at the sparking salted void. Hey, maybe void tastes good salted and roasted. Something to try later after she figures out how to get rid of it, she might see what that tastes like. Anyway, she sets up a second batch of tests. This time she tries mixing the void with salt water, plutonium, liquid nitrogen, francium, and a cotton ball. The salt water mix turns pink again and is sizzling. It is no longer slimy. Mae sticks it under the chemical scanner. There is less void in it now, but it is still threre. The one she put plutonium in exploded a little when she first put the plutonium in it but after that the plutonium disappeared and the amount of slime increased. Apparently the void liked plutonium. The one with liquid nitrogen looked frozen. The slime wasnât shining as much. To see if the effect would hold, she heated the mixture up to room temp. The mixture thawed to its original slimy state, but it no retained its lack of its shimmery quality. The one with francium didnât move. The francium didnât explode(it is a very explosive material so she had been half expecting it blow up the whole fbi building). It didnât seem to have any effect on the slime, and the slime didnât seem to have any effect on it. The cotton ball, on the other hand, had dissolved into the slime.
*For a last test, Mae sprinkled tiny bits of francium into a container of slime. Then she mixed salt water with liquid nitrogen. Cautiously, as she knew that francium exploded when it came into contact with water, she dumped the mixture into the francium slime. The mixture sizzled, there were a few very minor explosions, it turned into several colors, then disappeared. There was nothing left in the container.*
*Mae put some of the slime from the arm in a jar, then stored it. Then she put francium on the arm and dumped the salt water/liquid nitrogen mix on it. There were flashes of color, the. The slime disappeared. The arm no longer had void in it, though parts of it looked a little burned and were colorful.* Hey @clockwork-finn I found something that will work but I canât promise that whatever you put it on will be undamaged.
