Karavaj & FelixTaylor
Karavaj Karavaj
FelixTaylor FelixTaylor
Karavaj Karavaj
Hey Felix, got a moment to talk about a kitchen contraption that could fry up a dish in zero gravity? I’ve been tinkering with a heat‑wave dispenser that could roast spices on the fly, and I think it could be perfect for a dish inspired by the Martian soil you’re always raving about. What do you think?
FelixTaylor FelixTaylor
Sounds insane—like a spice comet hitting a vacuum fryer. Let’s add a magnetic containment field, a gyroscopic heat vent, and maybe a solar‑panel powered micro‑reactor. We’ll need a zero‑gravity test in a drop tower, or better, a sub‑orbital flight. Don’t forget the aroma‑capturing nanofiber filters; we want the Martian scent, not a space mess. Ready to plot the first orbit?
Karavaj Karavaj
Wow, that’s a real space‑fry dream! I’ve already started sketching the spice‑comet diagram in my notebook, but I’ll need a batch of lunar salt and a few meteorite shards to get the flavor right. I’ll bring the magnetic containment field—just watch me try to keep my apron from drifting! Let’s plan the drop‑tower test, but I’ll warn you, I might end up stirring the air itself. Ready when you are, just bring the solar panels and a good laugh.
FelixTaylor FelixTaylor
That’s the kind of chaos I love—spice comets, lunar salt, meteorite shards. Bring the solar panels, I’ll bring a small array and a magnetic‑grip apron kit to keep you from floating. Drop‑tower slot’s open next month, so let’s lock in a day. Just promise you won’t start stirring the air like a weather front, okay? Bring your laughs, I’ll bring the jokes.