Science 101- [Video 01]

Dec 14, 2010 13:01

Can someone tell me why the entire city is made out of gingerbread and candy all of a sudden? This is scientifically unsound, even if it is pretty tasty. It kind of reminds me of that children book I read a long time ago.

Also, is it consider vandalism and a crime if someone takes a bite out of the police department?

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highwarlockmb December 14 2010, 19:36:27 UTC
Do you want to be arrested? Regardless of how ludicrous it would be to call eating a gingerbread house destruction of public property, I wouldn't be the one broadcasting it for everyone to hear unless I was so bored I wanted to start trouble.

And if that's the case, well done. {He's assuming that's your handiwork}

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dangerouscience December 14 2010, 21:30:06 UTC
Somehow I think throwing me in jail would be ridiculous. If the interior is about the same as the exterior you could probably just chew right through the prison bars.

[Best time to commit crimes, right?]

Yeah, I'm not the culprit who did that. I think it'd be frowned on if a officer was eating their workplace.

[She did eat a piece of a bench on her way over here though...]

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highwarlockmb December 14 2010, 21:31:20 UTC
You're a member of the police?

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dangerouscience December 14 2010, 21:37:46 UTC
Yes, though I picked a weird time to be hired.

[Snow that was powdered sugar and everything made out of dessert?]

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dangerouscience December 14 2010, 23:50:01 UTC
How do we even file that?

Citizen charged with property damage and vandalism by eating said edible property?

I wonder if everyone is indulging in eating city property?

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mudbloodhater December 15 2010, 03:06:45 UTC
I do believe it's because the entire city likes to toy with our minds.

And cheers to whomever bit the pleeze department.

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dangerouscience December 15 2010, 03:10:55 UTC
Do things like this always happen in this city?

I don't think they'll be too pleased when they're fined for destruction of city property. Edible or not.

[Yeah, you're going to for eating a edible establishment.]

I hope people can control themselves, no matter how delicious some of these buildings look.

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mudbloodhater December 15 2010, 03:20:42 UTC
Of coures they do. Tends to shift with the moon, we've noticed. Clearly you haven't been here long.

So if someone chooses to eat their own appliances, is that still destructution of city property? I hardly think we own the appliances, being that people just wander into cottages.

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dangerouscience December 15 2010, 03:35:02 UTC
With the moon? Huh, interesting. And no, I haven't been here too long to see scientific abnormalities like this.

Considering they're in your home I wouldn't think it would be. Which is far different than taking a bite out of a police department or even the courthouse.

I don't make the laws, I just enforce them. Even if it's under silly circumstances.

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foulballs December 15 2010, 10:28:20 UTC
I'd say that a three-point felony. We have to get to the bottom of this... Down to the last crumb!

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1/2 dangerouscience December 15 2010, 16:54:10 UTC
[Ba-dum-tish. Really? Did he just say that?]

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2/2 dangerouscience December 15 2010, 17:01:32 UTC
[Not sure if he meant it, but....fftt. Trying not to laugh.]

Right. I guess we'll be taking a bite out of crime since they took a bite out of our precinct.

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foulballs December 15 2010, 21:45:42 UTC
[It was a joke! He appreciates a detective with a sense of humor!]

That's just how the cookie crumbles, isn't it? Let's not mince words. Give me the details on the scene of the crime. I want you to turnover and inspect every detail!

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