Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley for July 31, 2011

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    Varnes  over 13 years ago

    We may be going into head banging territory here..can it detect heavy metal?

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    jpsomebody  over 13 years ago
    Must be nice. I have a titanium plate in my neck from when two vertebrae were fused. I usually have to make 5 or 6 trips through the machine, wearing only a fig leaf, before they believe me.
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    TheSpanishInquisition  over 13 years ago

    “My upper spinal support is a polyalloy designed for extreme stress. My skull is composed of cortenide and duranium.” — Data (Brent Spiner), TNG: The Chase

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    RaiseMoreHell  over 13 years ago

    Titanium is a non-ferrous metal, any scanner based on magnetic fields will not see it.

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    tegm  over 13 years ago

    hahahaha! I totally lold at that music bit!!

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    rf_eq  over 13 years ago

    RaiseMoreHell, You probably meant non-ferromagnetic. But even these can be detected easily. If not, there would be few beach combers with metal detectors since precious metals are not ferromagnetic.

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    55islandgirl  over 13 years ago

    lol!

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    hmsbiegle  over 13 years ago

    So, any reason why the zoom function doesn’t work for Sundays’ Get Fuzzy

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    NSfan1238  over 13 years ago

    I want bucky for a cat! so much! he is so cute and is exactly like me!

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