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If aerogel can suspend a brick, and does not burn or conduct heat, hell make an ashtray out of it. (crap, I'm gonna get nailed for this one)
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Aerogel is very porous. It would get filthy instantly and be all but impossible to clean. |
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I like it. Clever, appropriate and possible. + |
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It gets dirty? Well, it would make a nice impractical gift. Could you bake it clean? |
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You could just coat it with a thin layer of resin to make it easy to clean. I likes.
//(crap, I'm gonna get nailed for this one)// That's wooden-spooners' talk. |
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If *hell* makes an ashtray, it just might be HOT. |
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Does this qualify as an invention? "Make an X out of Y"? |
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Surely yes, [phundug], provided that the resulting X is somehow superior to (or more fun than?) the more conventional X made out of Z. |
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<Must... resist... urge to make weak puns based on the sounds of letter names.> |
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Crap I did not think about wind blowing it away. |
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Come to recall, I've never seen an ashtray made from spun glass wool. |
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