MartyMcTime & ToolTrekker
ToolTrekker
Marty, I’ve got a crazy idea for a portable, modular bridge kit that can auto‑reconfigure itself if the ground shifts—maybe even if we jump through a time slip. I brought a whole bunch of spare screws, a 5‑in‑1 screwdriver, a collapsible tarp, and a set of magnetic connectors. Think we can prototype this with a coffee mug as a makeshift pivot?
MartyMcTime
Whoa, a time‑slip bridge kit? I love the sound of that! Grab that mug, slap on the magnetic connectors, and let’s make a pivot that could stand a ripple in the timestream. Just jam the screws, tighten with the 5‑in‑1, and watch it auto‑reconfigure while we sip coffee. Let's prototype and see if we can bend reality over a latte.
ToolTrekker
Nice, you’re getting it. Grab the mug, line it up with the pivot holes, and I’ll slot the magnetic connectors in. If the mug’s too flimsy, I’ll swap it for a spare jar and use the extra screws to brace it. We’ll test it on a small table first, then see if the “time ripple” just makes the mug wobble or if it actually re‑angles itself. Coffee’s on me, but I’ve got a spare espresso cup in the back—just in case the bridge turns into a latte art project.
MartyMcTime
Okay, mug‑on‑pivot, magnetic connectors lined up—let’s fire this thing up! If the mug wobbles, we’ll brace it with those spare screws and jam a jar in as a backup. Test on the table, watch the bridge sway. If the time ripple kicks in, maybe we’ll get a latte‑shaped vortex—coffee’s on you, so grab that espresso and let’s see if we can bend the universe over a cup. Ready to jump, dude?
ToolTrekker
Yeah, let’s fire it up. Line the mug up, drop the magnetic bit on, screw it tight, and see what the table says. If it wobbles, we’ll hit it with a spare screw and lock the jar in. Coffee’s on me—just make sure we’ve got a spare cup ready in case the vortex spills over. Ready to jump? Let's do it.