Mythbusting- Monday- 3rd period

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Today the workshop was still there, leading out to a perfectly ordinary living room. With multiple ceiling fans. And a couple dummies sitting on the couches.

"Today's myth: can a ceiling fan decapitate you?" Kitty greeted them. "If you've ever accidentally stuck your arm up while the blades were going, you know it hurts, but is it deadly? And if it's not, under what conditions does it become deadly? We're going to rig these dummies up so their heads are in range of the blades, and then we're going to have at it."

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You can use the regular ceiling fan blades, or mod the workshop as ridiculously as you see fit to change them out with another material. Does it matter what height the dummy is propped up to? What about the speed?

They'd find that a regular ceiling fan did nothing, an industrial ceiling fan could break bones, but if you amped up the speed a ton of used like, knife blades or whatever...

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What.

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Today's one of those days when I relate very hard to Michel from Gilmore Girls.

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Where was Five when you needed him for murder experiments? Honestly.

Belle had very little experience with ceiling fans and had never even considered the idea that they might be able to remove a head (or any other body part).

She was going to stick with the regular fan to begin with, at least, and feel very odd about this experiment the whole time.