#water geysers

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Fraggle Rock (1983-1987)

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go crazy! live your best life! take up magic as a pandemic hobby! build an escape room! lock yourself in an out of order bathroom and force your friends through a series of complex tedious tasks to find a paperclip to unlock the door to find you tied up and gagged on the toilet! wait it's not you? it was your evil magic wielding great-grandfather! he travelled through space and reality from decades past and has been here the whole time! also your friends threaten to push you down the stairs and ice you! but aha! it was you all along! they win the game and pour water bottles on your head as confetti floats through the air! all in a good day's work, am i right?

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"-37F Winter in Yellowstone"

Yellowstone National Park is always fascinating and surreal, but especially so in winter when volcanically-heated geysers and springs meet frigid, snowy weather. This short film from Drew Simms shows the park and its wildlife in the depths of winter.  (Video and image credit: D. Simms) Read the full article

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Fuming Geyser: A Torkoal of a Bygone Era!?

There have been sightings, deep down the rocky seaside cliffs of Paldea, of a strange creature called Fuming Geyser. A similar being was described in the Scarlet Book, hence the borrowing of its name.

The pool of boiling water in its rocky shell has prompted speculation that Fuming Geyser may be an ancestor of Torkoal from millions of years ago. However, there is little fossil evidence that Torkoal has ever carried water in its shell.

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Iron Cauldron: The Energy Source of the Future!?

In the extreme corners of Paldea lies an odd creature known as Iron Cauldron, which gets its name from a strange vessel recorded in the Violet Book. Very few sightings of it have been reported, but it is said to resemble Torkoal.

The temperature of the liquid kept in the basin on its back is said to fluctuate by hundreds of degrees in a matter of seconds, causing some to theorize that it is a futuristic generator of sorts. When it heats up, its temperament appears to become more aggressive.

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Fiona Apple and Thandiwe Newton at the premiere for Mission: Impossible II, 2000-05-18

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My players were exploring a dwarven mine whose patron ancient silver dragon got bored and tried moving the whole lair into the Elemental Plane of Earth.

We've got some crystal beasts from the Plane of Earth, an ancient silver dragon (finally), some crafty silver kobolds, a gem hurler (variant of the ice elemental), rusty iron automaton, and the geyser elemental from The Elements and Beyond.

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Some sunset colors with the famous Old Faithful Geyser in Yellowstone! The geyser was discovered in 1870 by the Washburn Expedition and has become one of the most popular stops in the park. It is a surreal experience and a must do anytime you visit Yellowstone.

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Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

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Perseids over Yellowstone, United States

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everyone ive ever seen (including me) talking about phoenix wright getting clobbered with a fire extinguisher without fail accidentally calls it a fire hydrant which is an insanely different but way funnier mental image

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sigghhhh sigghhhhh that's three days this week with a Crisis first thing

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💧💧Spit-Fixation💧💧

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This stunning geyser was created accidentally in 1916 when a well was drilled. The minerals in the water created these colorful formations at Fly Ranch Geyser, Nevada.

[ipessimist1]

The Earth can only contain so much before it bursts open from its volcanoes and geysers, as can a star when it goes supernova. What chance do you have of holding it all in?

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