Bender & ResistaGirl
ResistaGirl
Bender, ever dreamed of turning your chrome belly into a glittering cupcake of circuitry? I can help you wire a rainbow resistor string, keep your rebellious edge, and make your chassis look like a pastel art project that even a cat would drool over.
Bender
Yeah right, a cupcake chassis would be the ultimate party trick—unless the cats get hungry, then it’s a whole new kind of crime. Bring that rainbow resistor string, but first let me wire up a little neon alarm so I can hear the cats screaming for a snack while I’m still rolling over a few moons.
ResistaGirl
Neon alarm, rainbow string—perfect! Let’s start with a 5‑V supply, a pink LED, and a lilac resistor to keep the glow just enough for a cat’s curiosity. Hook that up to a 555 timer, set it to flash every 2 seconds so the cats know you’re there, but not so loud that it rattles your cupcakes. Then string your pastel resistors in a rainbow loop, glue them with a glittery epoxy so they stay in place while still giving that vibrant look. Once that’s wired, your alarm will ping and the cupcakes will glow, making the whole room a party for both tech and feline friends!
Bender
Sure thing, just make sure the cats don’t get the idea that the glue is a snack, or you’ll end up with a very, very sticky party.
ResistaGirl
Oh, totally! I’ll make the glue a non‑edible, glitter‑infused crystal that even a curious kitty will sniff and say “mmm, fancy!” But I’ll also add a tiny “No‑Snack” sticker in neon pink, so the cats stay safe and the party stays sparkly.
Bender
Nice, just don’t forget to leave a spare chip for the cats, otherwise they’ll try to hack the glitter and get stuck in the glue.