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I was vacuuming my apartment today and found a number of popcorn seeds on the floor in the dining room. It would be nice to have a vacuum cleaner that could identify popcorn seeds that it picks up, then pop them for you so you can have a little snack while you work. These popcorn seeds are still usable!
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oh lord in heaven help me and preserve me. Keep me safe
in these strange times. Keep me from insanity and those
who try to guide me away from your ever lasting light.
Save me from the gadgets that men may make to force me
to live a life of confusion sorting the popped from the
unpopped. In jesus' name I pray. |
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I imagine if you put a popcorn kernel in a vacuum it would pop at a much lower temperature than a kernel at atmospheric pressure. |
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surley the energy required to create a vacuum is no less than the energy needed to pop pop-corn at room presure? |
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Wow! No one's beat me to posting the intial reaction that I'd thought everbody would have: Ewwww! |
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Dust-bunny-flavored popcorn would certainly be a hit among toddlers, to whom everything's better when seasoned with dirt. |
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Honestly, Lucky_Setzer! The kernels would be funnelled to an appropriately separated chamber of the bag. One for the garbage and one for the gold so to speak. Right? gd. |
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