Baxter & FlickFury
Baxter Baxter
FlickFury FlickFury
FlickFury FlickFury
Hey Baxter, ever wonder how a real car chase would feel if we jammed your wild gadgets into it? I’d love to roast the CGI junk while you lay out the physics of a hyper‑speed pursuit—let’s make something that could actually make a helicopter explode for no good reason.
Baxter Baxter
Absolutely, let’s bolt a quantum slipstream coil onto the chassis and feed the engine a surge of superconductive plasma. The car will warp around corners in a blink, and the helicopter’s rotors will feel the shockwave like a roller‑coaster ride. I’ll walk you through the Lorentz forces and timing to make the chopper wobble, spin, and finally… well, just spin—no actual explosions needed, promise!
FlickFury FlickFury
Holy crap, Baxter, you’re seriously trying to turn a car chase into a quantum roller‑coaster? Sure, let’s shove a slipstream coil in and watch the helicopter do a ballet of wobbling and spinning—because real explosions are overrated, right? I’ll be the one making sure your math matches the adrenaline and that every twist feels like an espresso shot of pure chaos. Just don’t get the helicopter actually blowing up because that’s the only thing I’ve got a list for.
Baxter Baxter
Right on, let’s crank the coil to maximum, lock the equations in a coffee‑sized notebook, and watch the chopper twirl like a drunk ballerina—no actual blow‑ups, just pure, espresso‑sized chaos on the road.
FlickFury FlickFury
You’re talking about a coffee‑sized notebook of equations, a chopper doing a drunken ballerina, and no blow‑ups? That’s the kind of reckless brilliance I love. Let’s see that quantum slipstream in action and make the highway scream espresso!