Forget paint drying That’s last season Try watching Tar pitch (a carbon-based substance) drip [i]The Australian Trial The original Pitch Drop Experiment began at the University of Queensland in 1927. A physics professor, Thomas Parnell, set it up to illustrate that some substances have unexpected traits. Parnell intended to show that contrary to its appearance, tar pitch is actually a viscous liquid. Pitch was heated and poured into a sealed funnel. The sample rested for three years, settling. In 1930, the funnel was opened, and seemingly solid pitch began to flow –- very slowly. Drops typically form in seven to 13 years. The first drop fell after eight years; the second one took nine years. The third drop came in 1954. Parnell was no longer alive to run the experiment, so the school largely ignored the test. The experiment received renewed interest in 1975. In 2013, 83 years after the funnel was opened, the ninth drop was released, with a video camera capturing the occasion.[/i] Those [b]drops[/b] - they seem like my [i]RNG[/i] luck in Destiny 😆 Watching them = More entertaining than [b]watching[/b] [i]Grandmaster Flash[/i], [i]Grandmaster Yoda[/i] & [i]Grandmaster Kasparov[/i], run Grandmaster Nightfalls All about the viscosity 😆 Edit: Cheers, glad to bring cheer ...I will put my daily internet win to good use 👍