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Grunkle Ford was fascinated by that mug and even gave a long explanation of how it works (which i don't remember much of because it was early in the morning). I think it's his now.

color changing mugs work through a phenomenon called thermochromism, where a special ink changes color in response to temperature changes. this ink, often called thermochromic leucodye, is made of organic chemicals that shift their molecular structure when heated, causing a visible color change. the cups are designed with this ink, typically applied as a coating, so that when a hot liquid is added, the temperature change triggers the ink to display a different color

@mistamysterystan get your kid>:(

youre doing great wendy 👍

i hate you.

Grunkle Ford was fascinated by that mug and even gave a long explanation of how it works (which i don't remember much of because it was early in the morning). I think it's his now.

color changing mugs work through a phenomenon called thermochromism, where a special ink changes color in response to temperature changes. this ink, often called thermochromic leucodye, is made of organic chemicals that shift their molecular structure when heated, causing a visible color change. the cups are designed with this ink, typically applied as a coating, so that when a hot liquid is added, the temperature change triggers the ink to display a different color

@mistamysterystan get your kid>:(

STOP.

Grunkle Ford was fascinated by that mug and even gave a long explanation of how it works (which i don't remember much of because it was early in the morning). I think it's his now.

color changing mugs work through a phenomenon called thermochromism, where a special ink changes color in response to temperature changes. this ink, often called thermochromic leucodye, is made of organic chemicals that shift their molecular structure when heated, causing a visible color change. the cups are designed with this ink, typically applied as a coating, so that when a hot liquid is added, the temperature change triggers the ink to display a different color

@mistamysterystan get your kid>:(

Grunkle Ford was fascinated by that mug and even gave a long explanation of how it works (which i don't remember much of because it was early in the morning). I think it's his now.

color changing mugs work through a phenomenon called thermochromism, where a special ink changes color in response to temperature changes. this ink, often called thermochromic leucodye, is made of organic chemicals that shift their molecular structure when heated, causing a visible color change. the cups are designed with this ink, typically applied as a coating, so that when a hot liquid is added, the temperature change triggers the ink to display a different color

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN

….. WELL-

AM I NOT A TRUE SCIENTIST IF I AM NOT CURIOUS TO HOW THIS WOULD WORK??? IS IT NOT NATURAL TO PONDER STANLEY??

FORD. I GET THAT BHT ALSO WHY THE FUCK ARE YOU THE TEST SUBJECT . Willingly.

…. don’t you have a gig at the shack.

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN

….. WELL-

AM I NOT A TRUE SCIENTIST IF I AM NOT CURIOUS TO HOW THIS WOULD WORK??? IS IT NOT NATURAL TO PONDER STANLEY??

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN

….. WELL-

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN