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you sergicly implant tubes coursing with hot
steam into a snails goooo glands, so instead
of leaving goo behind it is now steam
cleaning. you have a centrall steam hub that
has tiny hoses running to all the snails that
are out steaming. you then put magnets on
the sides of the snails shells,
so when put
side by side they stay together and move as a
unit, so you get even steaming. the choice of
snail is a large deep sea snail that lives on
thermal vents. plenty capable of surviving the
steam.
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I'm sensing a theme of sorts emerging. |
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you were always quick at that sort of thing, fries. |
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<pedant> sp. surgically, central </pedant> |
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Still, it's an interesting idea, and not just a variation on your slugs. |
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Are you imagining a 'steam hub' comparable in size to something you might iron your shirts with? |
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Have you done any experiments with snails moving together? My vague memories of snail-racing suggest that they tend to move away from each other unlike, say, horses. If constrained to stick together, might they not just get perplexed, sulk and go nowhere? |
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there will be crack in the steam to keep
the snails moving at a very clean-
conducive pace. |
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a crack in the steam... i don't know what to make of that. you are of course talking about some very dead snails. but since they are steamed, maybe you could sell very expensive, self-cooked escargot. |
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[fries], you're on fire today! : ) |
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Be fair, [k_sra]; [chookninja] is sourcing his snails from extreme environments. I'm assuming that such snails do actually exist there; maybe the ninja could supply links. |
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//[fries], you're on fire today! //
<reaches for dry-powder extinguisher> |
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