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Ewok Clone A was thrown into the nuclear reactor of Aurora Prime City. And when we tried
to get it out again, we could not find it (really, we send Snijglau (the famed
and highly intelligent professor of plumbing at the Sanitational University
of the ISD Vanguard) down, and he couldn't see it anywhere). We think that Ewok Clone
A found a way to escape. Or that it tried to difficult our experiments on
purpose.
As soon as the microwave was started, the Ewok Clone B began to ooze foam from every orifice out onto the bottom of the microwave. The same moment smoke began to emmanate from the interior of the microwave. A strong odor of burned hair began to fill the room. Approximately 30 seconds into the test, Ewok Clone B exploded and left no trace what so ever. In the next 9.30 minutes it did not return. |
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Test Results: | |||||||||
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Conclusions: Microwaving a Mutant Ewok Clone
is a bad idea. If you want to cook a Mutant Ewok Clone, may we suggest the oxidation
technique? actually burn quite nicely once they are thaught to burn.
Next week: We nuke a city of choice. |
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