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Predators and Prey

DRGN Juno

AAAAAAAAAAAAAA -Sukhoi, 2020
Oh yeah! Easy-peasy!
*attaches a massive baking element to the inside of the oven, then sets up a barricade near it*
Ok, that should do it! The potato should cook in about 10 seconds!

But... uh... could I ask you to sign these papers? This just states that Cavy's Connections are not at fault if your oven were to... blow up and engulf your house in flames. I set-up that nifty barricade, so you probably won't suffer any 3rd degree burns if you take cover in time! This is assuming the darn thing even blows up, and there's only a... *looks up and does some calculations* carry the two...

Only a 95% chance of it exploding! Pretty good, right?

So it's a non-zero chance of survival? Sold.

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??????????? (@Manchesterite your last post on the previous page is destroying math as we know it)
 

Breyo

Professional Nibbler
*chops some celery sticks*
*discards the chopped celery*

*Marks down @Groggy's address in order to retrieve the celery from the trash, then hands the list to @Tazmo*
You raccoons are good at finding stuff in the trash, right? Snag me the celery bits he threw away, please! Everything else you find is yours :D


So it's a non-zero chance of survival? Sold.

Pleasure doing business with you! Remember, the barricade is there for a reason! *trots away, celery in paw*
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DRGN Juno

AAAAAAAAAAAAAA -Sukhoi, 2020
While we're here: This year in automotive history, Subaru builds the 1000, marking their first non-kei car after a 20 year hiatus. In traditional Subaru form, it features a flat-4 engine, initially only powering the front wheels. In 1971, after a special request for a custom fleet by the Tohoku Electric Power Company to replace their aging Jeeps, the car would become the first light passenger car to feature 4-wheel drive. Their 4WD capability in a much smaller car platform would make the 1000 and its offspring a domestic sales success, though it would be some time before exports took off.

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Groggy

Hm!
*Marks down @Groggy's address in order to retrieve the celery from the trash, then hands the list to @Tazmo*
You raccoons are good at finding stuff in the trash, right? Snag me the celery bits he threw away, please! Everything else you find is yours :D
*accidentally pushes a button that incinerates my trash, and the celery with it*
Whoopsie-daisy!

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-5 oh cool the score lives
 

Breyo

Professional Nibbler
*accidentally pushes a button that incinerates my trash, and the celery with it*
Whoopsie-daisy!
As the celery gets incinerated, so too does my spirit :(

Yep! I've also placed the Chee in the Savings Skunk regional celery processing barn; on Zoo release.
Atta boy! :D
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Ravofox

back to Aussie foxying!
*Simo arrests several foxes with big salamis in their pants for shoplifting at Savings Skunk*

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I'm innocent, officer!!
I have big steaks in my pants, not salamis:p
Who will fix the scoreboard? Lupus Electrical? Voltage Vixens? Cavy’s Connections?

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?

What about Watt Weasels?;)

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DRGN Juno

AAAAAAAAAAAAAA -Sukhoi, 2020
*Tries baking a potato with the new "improved" oven*

WE12.jpg


Hmm, maybe a few seconds less.

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Breyo

Professional Nibbler

DRGN Juno

AAAAAAAAAAAAAA -Sukhoi, 2020
1967! I have two facts lined up for this year: This year in aviation history, the Boeing 737 makes its first flight. Despite slow initial sales, the airliner would eventually become ubiquitous at airports around the world. It's a favourite of many airlines, particularly those oriented towards budget, for its perfect sizing and relatively low running costs. It was the all-time bestselling airliner until 2019, when the 737 MAX crashes and global grounding brought production to a halt. Despite the 4th generation MAX being completely grounded, 1 in 4 commercial airliners in service is a 737, and at any given moment, there are an estimated 1,250 airborne. In 2006, one was taking off or landing every five seconds.

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Breyo

Professional Nibbler
1967! I have two facts lined up for this year: This year in aviation history, the Boeing 737 makes its first flight. Despite slow initial sales, the airliner would eventually become ubiquitous at airports around the world. It's a favourite of many airlines, particularly those oriented towards budget, for its perfect sizing and relatively low running costs. Today, 1 in 4 commercial airliners is a 737, and at any given moment, there are an estimated 1,250 airborne. In 2006, one was taking off or landing every five seconds.
Hot dang! That's a lotta take offs! Also, where do you find these aviation facts at? The statistics make me shocked each time I read them!

*hugs @Simo for his celery delivery*
I think having this much celery calls for a celery-bration! Who's in?!
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