Tea kettle question.

[Svartalf]

I don't have to, that's why I resort to arbitrary decisions.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

I don't have to, that's why I resort to arbitrary decisions.

It's your fault if you don't have a surface.

[Svartalf]

You're superficial, I'm deep.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

You're superficial, I'm deep.

I'm above ground, you're six feet under.

[Svartalf]

Got blood?

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Got blood?

Mostly dust right now. The coffee hasn't soaked in yet.

[Hermit]

Speaking of detail, the sun is entirely gaseous. In terms of resting a kettle on, it has no surface to speak of.

Well if you want to be technical, nothing has a surface in the sense you speak of.

In the sense I speak of, the earth has a solid surface, while the sun is entirely gaseous. I rest my kettle.

[Feck]

You're superficial, I'm deep.

Not deep, muddy

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Speaking of detail, the sun is entirely gaseous. In terms of resting a kettle on, it has no surface to speak of.

Well if you want to be technical, nothing has a surface in the sense you speak of.

In the sense I speak of, the earth has a solid surface, while the sun is entirely gaseous. I rest my kettle.

That's the pot calling the kettle solid.

[apophenia]

Speaking of detail, the sun is entirely gaseous. In terms of resting a kettle on, it has no surface to speak of.

Well if you want to be technical, nothing has a surface in the sense you speak of.

In the sense I speak of, the earth has a solid surface, while the sun is entirely gaseous. I rest my kettle.

That's only because the sense you speak is nonsense.

[Hermit]

Speaking of detail, the sun is entirely gaseous. In terms of resting a kettle on, it has no surface to speak of.

Well if you want to be technical, nothing has a surface in the sense you speak of.

In the sense I speak of, the earth has a solid surface, while the sun is entirely gaseous. I rest my kettle.

That's only because the sense you speak is nonsense.

Coming from you, I consider that a compliment.

[apophenia]

Speaking of detail, the sun is entirely gaseous. In terms of resting a kettle on, it has no surface to speak of.

Well if you want to be technical, nothing has a surface in the sense you speak of.

In the sense I speak of, the earth has a solid surface, while the sun is entirely gaseous. I rest my kettle.

That's only because the sense you speak is nonsense.

Coming from you, I consider that a compliment.

Q.E.D.

[Xamonas Chegwé]

The sun is composed of plasma, not gas.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

The sun is composed of plasma, not gas.

I've had a few bags of that in my time.

[Hermit]

The sun is composed of plasma, not gas.

Thanks for the correction. As a consequence I looked "plasma" up and had my memory refreshed on stuff I had forgotten somewhere between science lessons at school and now. But does that mean the sun has a surface on which a kettle (assuming it can withstand the heat) can be rested upon after all?