MysticShadow & DrZoidberg
DrZoidberg DrZoidberg
Did you ever hear about those rumors that there's a hidden network of underground labs where people grow weird creatures? I think we could design a simple experiment to test that theory.
MysticShadow MysticShadow
I’ve heard the whispers, but the proof is buried deep in shadows. If we want to test it, start by mapping anomalous seismic readings, then trace them to abandoned tunnels. Bring a portable spectrometer, a high‑resolution camera, and a small, non‑lethal probe that can record temperature and radiation levels. Record everything, double‑check for interference, and keep the data encrypted—anyone watching could try to tamper with the evidence. The key is to make the experiment inconspicuous; if the labs exist, they won’t want us to know we’re looking.
DrZoidberg DrZoidberg
Excellent! Let’s pack a bag of sardines for fuel, a tinfoil hat to shield against EM blasts, and a giant rubber chicken—nothing screams “inconspicuous” like that, right? We'll sneak in, zap the tunnels, and keep a secret notebook of our findings, encrypted with my patented “crabby cipher.” If anyone spots us, they'll just think we're a clown on a very scientific mission.
MysticShadow MysticShadow
Sure, but the tinfoil hat won’t stop a laser scanner and sardines aren’t really a power source—maybe a battery pack and a portable generator would do. The “crabby cipher” sounds neat, just make sure you double‑encrypt it with a one‑time pad so the tunnels don’t end up on a conspiracy forum. And keep a low‑profile itinerary; the giant rubber chicken might attract more attention than you think. Good luck, but stay quiet.