So we know that Alphonse’s armor was Hohenheim’s “vintage armor” that he displayed in his study It’s likely that he acquired it sometime during his centuries of being alive but I like to imagine the nerd spotting it at some yard sale and going home to kick the door down like “TRISHA LOOK WHAT I FUCKING BOUGHT”
Not likely. Disney’s a corporate juggernaut today but spent a lot of time teetering on the brink of financial destruction back in the day. Much more likely it’s based on Howard Hugheswhose name was pretty much the dictionary definition of rich beyond the dream of excess during his lifetime:
Makes sense, especially since he was also known for his eccentricity and he shares a first name with one of those characters
You really gotta love that the second an animated show makes fun of their shitty excuse for “activism” that has time and again been shown to do more harm than good, these champions of self-serving virtue signalling suddenly erupt into a wave of faux concern for the well-being of children by repeating that it’s a “kid’s show”, despite the fact that all of their teenage asses have been watching it for years.
You guys only give a fuck about kids when you can use them as leverage in your pointless internet tirades against trivial things that offend you personally (which, in a stellar example of irony, is completely proving the writers’ point).
The fish tank is filled with a gas called sulfur hexaflouride, which is more dense than air. This gas is so dense you can actually fill a fish tank with it and then put an aluminum foil boat on top of it to give the impression that the boat is floating. He then scoops some of the heavier gas out of the fish tank and pours it into the boat. The boat fills up with the heavier air, and sinks to the bottom
The hell
Science is just witchcraft that can be explained… No one can tell me any different.
Gases act like liquids but the molecules are spread out further than liquids so we generally can’t see them or feel them. But they move like liquids.
