Hori's jump festa art... OMG KACCHAN YOU,,,,,, you def have a motorcycle don't you hjfjvkbgkl
He can't have one because his head won't fit in a helmet because he needs ADHESIVE to keep his spikes down!!!!!!!!!!!
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how we got here -> Page 1
If you wanna stick with this story -> Page 6
it's. my. comic. i. get. to. add. unhinged. action.
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Unsticking in Jumps
Soft materials tend to be sticky, and once they're adhered to a surface, they're often harder to remove than they were to attach -- think of Scotch tape stuck to a desk. This difficulty separating sticky things -- known as adhesion hysteresis -- has been attributed to various causes, like energy lost to viscoelasticity or age-related chemical bonding. But a new study shows that both those explanations are unnecessary. (Image and research credit: A. Sanner et al.; via Physics World)
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So I was so excited for these sticker sheets and they came printed backwards 💀 The front sides are adhesive which coool but definitely not what anyone was expecting. Especially me!!
EDIT: both versions are now in my shop! so you can snag the front adhesive or back adhesive sheets. your choice! xx
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What cannot be removed by force may be removed by water; what cannot be removed by water may be removed by alcohol; what cannot be removed by alcohol may be removed by oil.
Source: I de-stickered my laptop last night
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holtering baz revealed that he is made of spam…
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Series: Skip Beat!, NG Life & Karakuri Odette
Artist: Nakamura Yoshiki, Kusanagi Mizuho & Suzuki Julietta
Publication: Hana to Yume #21 (10/2006)
Details: Kira Kira Seal
Source: Scanned from my personal collection
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This Video is About Electroadhesion.
How would you stick a slice of banana to a sheet of copper? Until a few months ago, you couldn’t. But a new discovery called “hard-soft electroadhesion” enables chemists to stick almost any hydrogel to almost any metal, using nothing but an electric current. Join George as he tries to replicate electroadhesion in his basement and discovers what it has in common with superglue… and, surprisingly, water.
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