Over the Hedge by T Lewis and Michael Fry for October 23, 2018

I bet that is really going to hurt when it comes out = sort of like the aftermath of downing a handful of habaneros.

Brain freeze will do that to you.

Whew. Looks like Verne got there just in the nick of time.

And probably for the best too, RJ.

Frozen thoughts!

A big bowl of ice cream would have been kinder,

A whole new meaning to “Chill Out” :-)

Any chemist out there wanna explain Vern’s choice of what to put in the brain, please?

After liquid nitrogen has evaporated, it can develop pressures of over 10,000 psi if not allowed to escape.

“My brain hurts.” – Mr. Gumby

I’m reminded of something I read as a young’un in an ancient Time-Life science book — physics was the topic, as I recall — demonstrating the amazing power of hydrogen bonding. They took a heavy, hollow steel sphere, filled it with water, screwed in a steel plug, then plunged the improvised bomb in a beaker of dry-ice and liquid nitrogen. The “after” picture was impressive.

One of the main problems with computers is that they generate heat as a byproduct of their operations. Diamond based ones will need heavier cooling systems.

Well, at least we now know how R J became mentally unhinged.