| # With cans of Post Water in tow # We're gonna vaporise your soul | |
| 'There was no buoyancy to stop it from going down, 'so the high temperatures in the interior' ultimately caused the probe to melt and vaporise, and today the Galileo probe is part of Jupiter's atmosphere. | |
| - He can't vaporise people. | |
| A hundred tonnes of hydrogen peroxide will still vaporise it. | |
| Ammonia would vaporise at human body temperature. | |
| # With cans of Post Water in tow # We're gonna vaporise your soul | |
| 'There was no buoyancy to stop it from going down, 'so the high temperatures in the interior' ultimately caused the probe to melt and vaporise, and today the Galileo probe is part of Jupiter's atmosphere. | |
| - He can't vaporise people. | |
| A hundred tonnes of hydrogen peroxide will still vaporise it. | |
| Ammonia would vaporise at human body temperature. | |
| A pulse that vaporises anyone who doesn't enter the proper code. | |
| Data, noranium vaporises at...? | |
| This propeller is spinning so fast it vaporises the water around the tips of the blades... ..creating streams of super-hot bubbles. | |
| A pulse that vaporises anyone who doesn't enter the proper code. | |
| Data, noranium vaporises at...? | |
| This propeller is spinning so fast it vaporises the water around the tips of the blades... ..creating streams of super-hot bubbles. | |
| - You'd be instantly vaporised. | |
| A millisecond of brilliant light and we're vaporised. | |
| A witness saw you vaporised. | |
| Alek Kodoroff got vaporised out there, did he? | |
| Among the vaporised particles, they found a high percentage of carbon-1 3 isotopes, which is the signature of corn. | |
| My colleagues believed there was no way to destroy these parasites... short of vaporising you in a subspace implosion. | |
| Normally, I don"t get emotional about my work, but vaporising your stringy ass is gonna be a real pleasure. | |
| The probe is vaporising our oceans. | |
| They left their dead instead of vaporising them. | |
| - You'd be instantly vaporised. | |
| A millisecond of brilliant light and we're vaporised. | |
| A witness saw you vaporised. | |
| Alek Kodoroff got vaporised out there, did he? | |
| Among the vaporised particles, they found a high percentage of carbon-1 3 isotopes, which is the signature of corn. | |
| My colleagues believed there was no way to destroy these parasites... short of vaporising you in a subspace implosion. | |
| Normally, I don"t get emotional about my work, but vaporising your stringy ass is gonna be a real pleasure. | |
| The probe is vaporising our oceans. | |
| They left their dead instead of vaporising them. | |
