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❝ here, ❞ stated the girl confidently, presenting the man with her official, finished paper. 6 pages, too many words, lots of cited sources... ❝ this is my final revision. i seriously don’t think i could redo this paper another time, jared. please don’t make me. i’ll end it all- i really, REALLY will. can i write another paper on the shining now?? ❞
@rose-coloredlense
Not right now, it’s not. I have a question for you. Can I borrow some socks.
I have another question, too.
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I’m not even sure which are mine and which are yours any more so have at it.
What’s that?
Hey, question
I thought my name was Benjy.
Controller acquired 👏👏👏
You did? I managed to makeshift repair the other too, so we can play together. You wanna play something with me? I’m gonna be home in a couple hours.
Ignoring the fact that I've asked this before, is it possible to make webshooters. Asking for a friend. It's me, I'm the friend.
Yes it is possible to make web shooters to some degree. The problem is you need a fluid that is able to be to sustain the correct strength and durability required. So far there has been no element on the periodic table that you could combine, which would match the strength and durability that a spider’s has. Think how tiny a spider is, you need to produce a matter that would scale to the level in which we’d need for it to support a human.
If you can invent a super-long-chain polymer that is technically a fluid but can be compressed into a near solid by being forced into a pressurized capsule or cartridge, then when released under its own pressure and is aerated becomes a tensile adhesive you could…but then delivery system would not be unfeasible.
You’d need an incredibly high PSI to be able to project the webbing over the height and distance needed. I believe Peter uses carbon to give added PSI upon firing. So, not in our world Jerbear, maybe one day if we progress our space travel and are able to discover new elements. Sorry big bro.
Jared,
You are technically late.
