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Published: 2011-04-23 04:02:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 8056; Favourites: 59; Downloads: 172
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Well here it is! The Freeze array!!!"Oh Notshurly, you're so handsome, and I want to believe you, but how does this array work?"
Well, allow me to explain! You see, this array can work by either placing the object you want supercooled on the array, and then activate it! Or, if its a big thing, you can just place the array near it and FWAZAMBA!! Frozen thing!
"But Notsalami, who does the array work?!?!"
I'm glad you asked! Basically, it starts by the symbol for frost, which is cold.
"Knotshirley!!! There is no cold! Only heat in low measurements!"
I know! Shut up! Listen! It's a symbol used for cooling things, my God!
"Sorry..."
Yeah. Now listen! The triangle is used to remove that heat and put it outside the array, cooling the object. THE TRIANGLES DO NOT REPRESENT HEAT OR FIRE. The "hydrogen" symbol is general symbol used to single out a subject.
"And what about the"
SHUT UP!!! The triangles that point to the center are used to push the heat out!
"Oh handsome stud, you have done well! Now let us passionately exchange spit in a way seemingly most volgar, when in fact is simply Kissing!"
No! I will not clean your teeth for you! I am withholding for somebody more special than you, strange person.
"Please! You're just so"
*FROZEN*
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Sorry about taking so long everybody, but it's been tough lately. But now you will have this and other arrays to look at because I have more coming right at 'chya!
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Comments: 32
what do the triangles with the two lines at their ends do?
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"The triangles that point to the center are used to push the heat out"
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oh. srry >_<' but can said triangles be used to add heat to a subject when reversed?
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Yes? I mean, you'd need a different array structure; there are certainly better ways than just using that symbol.
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I know this picture is old but this would make an awesome coaster!
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Could i freeze water, combine it with a lightning ball, then hurl a solid ball of painful death at my enemies? this is all "hypothetical" of course
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The heat that amount of electricity produces would melt the ice.
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i guess so. i was new and brimming with ideas. it seems i didnt think much. i forgot about this
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Hey, no problem. I find your idea interesting to say the least. I bet you could even figure out how to make it work.
I think the ice would have to be so cold, the heat wouldn't matter.
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1 kelvin is always fun :3
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Em... I don't know.... the capacitance of water is low in the sense you speak of. I would need to research it, but if it were possible, then Hell yes you could make a shocking snow ball!
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actually scratch that, DUH. instead, could i layer circles and do multiple things at once?
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ooh. i love how these are so simple yet so intricate! things like that are the bomb!
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Now I have the technology to freeze myself in till the playstation 301 and when they unfreeze Walt Disney
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Yeah, but don't forget you'll have to deal with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 10341 and Call of Duty: Black Ops 9530
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Cool, this will b helpful 4coolin drinks this summer
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OHOHOHOHOH would you perhaps be able to remove the heat from the target and place it in another target? Like if you're in Antarctica for penguin hunting and you got really cold, so you could superfreeze the ice and transfer the heat to yourself to stay warm! Or superfreeze whoever you're there with and transfer the heat to yourself to stay warm! You know, as long as the freeze target stays above 0 K, because APPARENTLY if you stop all molecular motion in anything the entire world will come to an end. Which I highly doubt but I don't actually want to find out.
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This array wont go to absolute zero, because the minute energy from the motion of the universe coupled with the energy from the array will prevent that. But you can direct that heat to a specific place to stay warm, but it will get hot!
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Cool!!! XD
I mean... Warm!
Er...... BOTH!!!
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Notshurly does not advise the use of any of his arrays on any subject or at any time at the risk of personal injury. Notshurly accepts no responsibility for any injury, self inflicted or inflicted upon another, with the use of one of his arrays.
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never said i was going to hurt them just freeze them in place so i dont have to listen to them gripe about every thing.... man living in a house with 11 people you kinda wish this thing worked...
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"Wouldn't it be better to instead liquefy atmospheric nitrog-" *gets frozen and smashed to pieces*
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I had actually thought about that, but I was thinking supercooled hydrogen. However, an array that could supercool hydrogen could supercool anything else, so I went along with this one.
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I should really never talk to myself in my artist's statement... Ever... ever again...
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Well. I enjoyed it. And it helped explain the array in an amusing manner. I quite like this one.
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I fully support the aspect of Freezing. But that's just my own preference for the cold =w=
Fantastic work building this, i'm sure it'll be useful to more than one ^^
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