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Post by Alfred is Present on Mar 31, 2005 8:54:26 GMT -5
Another splendid question... Could somebody please explain how did Violet's invention in TVV looked like or at least show a lovely drawn picture ? Thanks if you don't mind. Albert: I love cluttering forums!SSSHHH! If you bahave like that i the first few seconds, nobody will answer me!! Mom? Please bring Albert to [glow=yellow,2,300]the Loony Bin.[/glow]
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Post by PJ on Mar 31, 2005 17:31:54 GMT -5
Well, the bench was held at an angle to the wall. / like that dash thing |/ . Like that. The | is the wall. Then the water was pored down the / part and it hit the | part. Then the bread was held underneath the bench and the wall, so the water would be caught, and then the sponge was pressed at the top of the / so the water ran down again.
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Post by SF on Jun 16, 2005 13:38:03 GMT -5
rofl! PJ your hilarious (using the / and | as illustrations) but yes that is how I pictured it, but i think Violet and Klaus may have held the bench a little higher than the base of the wall, in order to work on more of the wall (did that make sense??)
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Post by PJ on Jun 16, 2005 22:48:21 GMT -5
rofl! PJ your hilarious (using the / and | as illustrations) but yes that is how I pictured it, but i think Violet and Klaus may have held the bench a little higher than the base of the wall, in order to work on more of the wall (did that make sense??) Ok ok: |/ | Happy now? The gap part is the where Violet smashed the bricks away.
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Post by SF on Jun 17, 2005 14:02:53 GMT -5
Yes, thanks... lol (it wasn't necessary though!!)
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Post by deanna. on Jun 29, 2005 23:31:41 GMT -5
Well, the bench was held at an angle to the wall. / like that dash thing |/ . Like that. The | is the wall. Then the water was pored down the / part and it hit the | part. Then the bread was held underneath the bench and the wall, so the water would be caught, and then the sponge was pressed at the top of the / so the water ran down again. exactly
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Post by Question Mark on Jul 19, 2005 23:21:38 GMT -5
I'm not happy. It was more like this.
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Post by Hooky on Jul 20, 2005 21:07:24 GMT -5
It was a bench like this: And then is was tilted toward the wall, where they poured water down it, used the bread as a sponge to soak it up again, squeezed it back into the pitcher, and then poured it down again. Get it?
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Post by Shelly on Aug 3, 2005 22:36:19 GMT -5
It was a bench like this:
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Post by Sugary Snicket on Aug 26, 2005 10:29:59 GMT -5
I imagined the bench being longer. And thinner. And grimier. And PJ's illustration WAS hilarious, but not how I imagined it. It was more like:
I
The (I) Is the ramp. The underline is the wall.
Or like this:
I ----- I
The dashes are the battering ram, and the I's are the wall, with the space that Violet broke the bricks at.
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Post by LargeManFeOrMale on Aug 26, 2005 16:24:50 GMT -5
i think you're all taking this too seriously
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Post by Dante on Aug 27, 2005 15:37:09 GMT -5
That's one of the most sensible things I've heard for quite some time.
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Post by Brian on Aug 30, 2005 13:13:41 GMT -5
No, no! The bench was definitely darker, darker! You're wrong!!
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Post by Juan Roberto Montoya De Toledo on Sept 14, 2005 12:42:11 GMT -5
Ha. That's funny.
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Post by sunsun on Nov 9, 2005 19:24:33 GMT -5
The whole invention is far-fetched anyways. The bread would dissolve into something similar to baby food before you could sufficiently erode the mortar. Why didn't they pick up the key on the floor?
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