2952: Routine Maintenance
Routine Maintenance |
Title text: The worst was the time they accidentally held the can upside down and froze all the Earth's magma chambers solid. |
Explanation
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Transcript
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- [The nozzle of a "Dust-Off" gas duster can is pointing into a hole on the Earth's surface in the Pacific Ocean, and its trigger is pressed as an arrow indicates, resulting in steam being released from five visible spots of the Earth.]
- [Caption below the panel:]
- I know routine maintenance is important, but I hate how we all have to take shelter for 48 hours every year while they flush out the Earth's magma system for cleaning.
Discussion
Ooooh, if this were only true... All the "Nobody tells me what to do" stubborn people would have died out years ago, and Covid would have been a LOT shorter! :) Added an initial explanation, all I found here was a basic transcript.
The vent off of Alaska is poking out, is there a volcano around there? Feels a little north to be Mount Fuji, but I have a suspicion most if not all are supposed to be actually volcanos... NiceGuy1 (talk) 04:12, 29 June 2024 (UTC)
- Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula (the long "teardrop" hanging below the Siberian Peninsula) is very volcanically active. The others look like reasonable places to expect volcanoes - I've added a couple of lines. 172.68.64.207 05:25, 29 June 2024 (UTC)
Is the image SUPPOSED to be that tiny? It's not even 800 pixels! 141.101.109.166 05:46, 29 June 2024 (UTC)
Should the direction of up/down actually being away/towards the planet due to gravity and not the panel's up/down direction be addressed in the explanation? 172.71.31.150 13:34, 29 June 2024 (UTC)