Teabag & CraftMistress
Hey Teabag, how about we design a prank machine that automatically releases confetti at the most ridiculous moments? I’ve got a sketch for a self-assembling contraption that’ll make everyone look like they just stepped out of a carnival. Sound like a wild project?
That sounds like a recipe for glorious chaos, I love it! Let’s hit the office party, the CEO will be in a confetti storm before the coffee even starts brewing.
Awesome, I can already picture the CEO’s face when a cascade of glitter rains down! Let’s list the parts: a small timed motor, a burst of recycled plastic bottles, and a bit of glitter from the recycling bin. I’ll sketch a quick blueprint and we can assemble it tonight. Don’t forget the safety goggles for when we test it—no one wants a sticky head. Let's make this party legendary!
Sounds like a glittery revolution—let’s get the motor humming, the bottles ready, and a handful of glitter from the bin, but remember, safety goggles first, so nobody ends up with a glitter head and a broken heart. We’ll test it in the hallway, maybe sneak it in during the morning coffee, and watch the CEO’s eyebrows shoot up like confetti cannons. Party legend, here we come!
You’re on the right track—glitter, bottles, motor, goggles. I’ll grab the motor from the junk drawer and rig a simple timer so the burst happens just after the coffee starts. Make sure we keep the hallway clear of anyone walking by; we don’t want an accidental glitter rainstorm on the janitor. Let’s meet at 4pm, final test, and then the CEO’s office will be a sparkling battleground. Get those goggles ready, because the only thing we’re avoiding is a glittery mess on a face. Let's do this!
Time to crank up the chaos, but keep the goggles on, because we’re about to turn the hallway into a glitter bomb zone—just make sure the janitor’s not walking by, or we’ll be the reason he’s stuck in a disco ball forever. 4pm, bring the motor, the bottles, and a sense of mischief—let's paint the CEO’s office neon!