Submitted by Pheldurin on December 15, 2008 - 1:41am.
extensive experimentation has shown that heat treating a mixture of pasta and water makes a delicious alloy. and don't forget the parmesian precipitates.
Submitted by reformingfarmer on January 20, 2009 - 12:30pm.
For a second i thought your major had changed to Materials Engineering... but then I realized that you were just taking the required materials engineering for Mechs
Quote: ashiezorz wrote @ 19/05/08 12:28 AM:
You want to know about an odd imagination >< One day in Art I was just staring blankly at the wall and suddenly had this full on hallucination of tap-dancing pineapples, complete with tophats and canes ! It was in colour and there was music and suddenly the music stopped and it turned to black and white...-breathes-...and then it sort of fuzzed out and turned into the funeral of the main pineapple who had been SMOOSHED by some fat person >< Then, for some weird reason, there were two pineapples getting married at the other pineapple's funeral.
Best chef evar! Austenite cookies are still hot. Be careful, they'll burn your tongue!
Why does the most scientifically informative comic make me laugh the hardest?
Submitted by geekflip on December 30, 2009 - 12:06pm.
Man, this brings back happy memories of working the night shift as a lab tech at an iron foundry back in college to pay for said college...
What is wrong with me?!?
Submitted by Maria E. on January 29, 2010 - 9:28pm.
@Wolfin. It's the greek letter alpha, used to represent ferrite.
The different microstructures of steel are very interesting... but hard to remember x__x
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Just means you like what you're doing. That's a very good thing.
Loved the "... WTF?" expression in the last panel btw.
And the fishies in the hunk of steel. XD Can't forget the fishies.
Er, hunk of baininte.
Pff...
I prefer stainless steel production, or
some coorosion resistaint... I don`t remember
the word, that describes
mixture of metals...
Quote:And the fishies in the hunk of steel. XD Can't forget the fishies.
It's alpha phase, actually!
my teethhh are scared
wait a sec, its comic #321 lol
I love this strip.
Ah yes, alpha phase. The part were dying fish preserve themselves with fire in the hopes that they may one day be revived and cure of their ailment.
(wiki and google failed me. What's alpha phase?)
Quote:(wiki and google failed me. What's alpha phase?)
Alpha Phase is the 'coldest' phase with the 'least' amount of Carbon.
MEAAHH!!! brain fart on alpha phase but i like teh comic. mah brain is like that too
once i had a daydream in art class about tapdancing pineapples
While I can't compete with that last comment, I can totally see this on a Cooking Mama game ;)
no one can compare
Yes, I will gracefully admit that I stand pwn'd. ;)
Gyah! Duplicate!
extensive experimentation has shown that heat treating a mixture of pasta and water makes a delicious alloy. and don't forget the parmesian precipitates.
For a second i thought your major had changed to Materials Engineering... but then I realized that you were just taking the required materials engineering for Mechs
Quote: ashiezorz wrote @ 19/05/08 12:28 AM:
You want to know about an odd imagination >< One day in Art I was just staring blankly at the wall and suddenly had this full on hallucination of tap-dancing pineapples, complete with tophats and canes ! It was in colour and there was music and suddenly the music stopped and it turned to black and white...-breathes-...and then it sort of fuzzed out and turned into the funeral of the main pineapple who had been SMOOSHED by some fat person >< Then, for some weird reason, there were two pineapples getting married at the other pineapple's funeral.
Then I woke up.
... wow.
Just... wow.
ahhhh nerdy daydreams
Best chef evar! Austenite cookies are still hot. Be careful, they'll burn your tongue!
Why does the most scientifically informative comic make me laugh the hardest?
Man, this brings back happy memories of working the night shift as a lab tech at an iron foundry back in college to pay for said college...
What is wrong with me?!?
Are those fish in that steel cookie?
@Wolfin. It's the greek letter alpha, used to represent ferrite.
The different microstructures of steel are very interesting... but hard to remember x__x
Ah phase diagrams...
As a freshman at CMU in Pittsburgh taking Material Science, I completely understood this comic...
I tagged this one with "Inception" XD
Oh my god I just finished materials class and this FINALLY makes sense!