B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for February 09, 2023

It burns, it burns.. my eyes

LOL!! Styrofoam is very insulative. Insulatory? It’s a good insulator.

Where did he get styrofoam?

Works for warm snaps and cold snaps but not so good in a wind snap.

“And for some reason it seems like my beers stay cold forever!”

Looks like hers has melted.

Did she wake up with that damp sensation in her bed?

If he’s that far along in chemistry, then he should go on a invent pants and shoes, no less.

OK, so she DIDN’T slip in fall on an ice patch…that’s water from HER igloo that melted. Got it.

We had styrofoam (huge) building blocks as kids. They were called Flintstone Building Boulders. Could make some HUGE forts with them.

I’d like to see how it holds up in a wind storm.

Help, My waterbed broke and I can’t get up. Yip yip yip yip yip

Did he use igloo to connect those pieces of styrofoam together?

NOW he tells me…..☺️

A man’s foam is his castle.

The styrofoam may insulate better but the squeaking sound is horrible. I remember as a kid long trips made longer by the squeaking.

During the making of White Dawn (1974) in the Canadian Arctic it was necessary to make the igloo sets from Styrofoam because the snow versions melted from the studio lights.

Until the wind blows

Let’s see. Cave Dwellers living in igloos. Styrofoam. Not even gonna comment.

Sounds like a plan.

But how’s the insulation?

And also with the moist, the styrofoam it’s expand to a 2 story house

Ice blocks insulate and would take more than one night to melt. She looks like hers melted from a hot flash not a heat wave. Another thing about styrofoam is that it doesn’t break down so if you breathed in any particles you could develop pneumonia like symptoms which would be fatal to infants.

Wonderful stuff, styrofoam.

Got to get the dirty comment in. Hope he’s not looking up her dress or he’ll go blind.

Yeah 71° here today and I am in NC

Dang those atomic fabricators can create anything for them. Those “warm snaps” are really temporary cold brought to you by the “Weather Wizard” Zeus satellite.