[0707] Hole In The Rug
└ posted on Thursday, 6 August 2015, by Novil
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- Ye Thuza: Don’t be sad, little warrior.
- Ye Thuza: Sei nicht traurig, kleine Kriegerin.
- Ye Thuza: First, we’ll eat a g-i-a-n-t sundae!
- Ye Thuza: Okay…
- Ye Thuza: And at home, I’ll help you construct version two of your cold fusion reactor.
- Yuna: Wow! Thank you, mommy!
- Ye Thuza: … Which hopefully no longer creates dark matter as a byproduct.
- Yuna: Sorry about the wormhole in the rug…
![[0707] Hole In The Rug](/comics/2015-08-06-0707-hole-in-the-rug.png "[0707] Hole In The Rug")
you know, i just thought it would be funny i the “wormhole” was a hole made by an actual worm
Common mistakes. It happens to everybody, Yuna. You are happily using your cold fusion refactoring, when, BAM! A wormhole opens up and whips you away to a parallel dimension in which robots have taken over and enslaved humanity, but worst of all, it makes you miss the season finale of Invader Zim.
Might be an idea to send version one to the professor.
Though of course he might steal credit for it if he survives it.
Now I feel more sorry for the wormhole than Yuna herself.
I love how everyone keeps assuming it’s a miniature wormhole. What if it’s not? Have you even considered the ramifications of that? Plus you are dealing with shaky science at best but you people keep asserting thing like they are known facts. How do you know that the only way is to create a singularity? What if there is a way that you’re not familiar with? There are too many unknowns and your assumptions are revealing your bias.
Wrong. Wormholes are made from antimatter, not dark matter.