[Adam tastes some liquified cardboard.]
Y'know, it tastes uncannily like cardboard.
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Remember this, kids — cardboard is low in fat!
It's wedged in there like... I don't know if I could build something that could wedge it in there that hard...
[Adam looks back at the steam cannon.]
Oh - apparently, I did!
But didn't we spend two seasons busting the last Archimedes myth?
[Holding a box for a model of a container ship.]
It's the toy every kid wants for Christmas! A container ship! "Gee, thanks dad! Now I can replicate international commerce!"
[Adam has thrown up after being spun around in a whirlpool.]
JJess
Urgh - smells like pizza.
RLRob Lee (US Narrator)
Welcome to the team, Jess.
[Adam pulls on a wetsuit in preparation for the whirlpool.]
[Imitating heavy French accent.] Is everybody ready for DIVING?!
Do you care to explain what we're doing 60 feet above the ground, standing above 9000 gallons of swirling water and...I'm in a wetsuit?
Sure!
[Adam is floating on his back after being spun around in the whirlpool tank.]
Have you ever really looked at the sky?
This is a cursed item. There are cursed items in the world and this is one of them. It's everything we try and do to it, goes wrong.
Make no mistake, this is a deathtrap.
I don't know but this feels very dangerous, I have a bad feeling about this, something is going to go wrong.
And that is different from the other times how...?
[Adam has made a nozzle on the lathe that looks remarkably like a lightsaber handle.]
...I did what any boy would make—uh, what am I allowed to call it, a plasma sword?—except, instead of a limited beam of pure plasma, it's soda!
[Adam pretends he is fighting with the nozzle as if it is a lightsaber.]
RLRob Lee (US Narrator)
Not so much Yoda, but soda.
RLRob Lee (US Narrator)
Adam, for reasons known only to himself, puts a bottle of cola on Jamie's lathe.
[The bottle unscrews and comes out of the lathe, spilling everywhere. Adam laughs.]
[to camera] Okay, this'll be our little secret.
(in French accent) I have been a bubble sculptor for about 20 years. The Bubbles are very fine way to sculpt the real world.
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