Words of the Constant
Wilson P. HiggsburyThat thing doesn't look happy.
Wilson P. HiggsburyIt may contain a bigger something fantastic! Or horrible.
Wilson P. HiggsburyWow! I'm glad that didn't gore me!
Wilson P. HiggsburyIt's gone cold.
Wilson P. HiggsburyI guess those mites weren't just full of hot air.
Wilson P. HiggsburyI cooked it... but do I really want to eat it?
Wilson P. HiggsburyI'd sure like to whack that mole... thing.
Wilson P. HiggsburyNowhere left to dig, my friend.
Wilson P. HiggsburySomething's under there, searching for minerals.
Wilson P. HiggsburyA regular Noseferatu.
Wilson P. HiggsburyI wonder what might be stuck in that rat's nest.
Wilson P. HiggsburyA wretched stench, but excellent visibility.
Wilson P. HiggsburyWhat a nice, homey hole in the ground!
Wilson P. HiggsburyCurious little guy.
Wilson P. HiggsburyDid that just move?
Wilson P. HiggsburyLike I said!
Wilson P. HiggsburyTreehouses are terribly flammable places to conduct experiments.
Wilson P. HiggsburyNothing can get in, but it keeps spitting things out.
Wilson P. HiggsburyThis machinery looks oddly familiar...
Wilson P. HiggsburyA real pillar of the community.
Wilson P. HiggsburyShe looks like the top banana around here.
Wilson P. HiggsburyI wonder if they're edible? Maybe an experiment is in order.
Wilson P. HiggsburyI think it makes me look very dashing and captain-like.
Wilson P. HiggsburyAt least it will keep my hair dry.
Wilson P. HiggsburyIt's an affront to science.
Wilson P. HiggsburyUgh. I don't think I should eat that.
Wilson P. HiggsburyStrange-smelling jerky.
Wilson P. HiggsburyThere's got to be something else to eat around here.
Wilson P. HiggsburyIt's all smashed up.
Wilson P. HiggsburyThere's a hole in the middle for something to go in.
Wilson P. HiggsburyThe stone lit it up somehow.
Wilson P. HiggsburyNow what?
Wilson P. HiggsburyI have a distinct feeling this isn't right.
Wilson P. HiggsburyMy vast scientific knowledge tells me it's... a moon butterfly.
Wilson P. HiggsburyI've got you now.
Wilson P. HiggsburyWe're really winging it now.
Wilson P. HiggsburyA moth turned into a tree? Lunacy!
Wilson P. HiggsburyThere's no moon down here to measure.
Wilson P. HiggsburyWater amplifies the science, allowing us to measure the moon.
Wilson P. HiggsburyI have the strangest feeling I'm being watched.
Wilson P. HiggsburyIt's a full moon.
Wilson P. HiggsburyIt's a new moon.
Wilson P. HiggsburyThe moon is waning.
Wilson P. HiggsburyThe moon is waxing.
Wilson P. HiggsburyIt's very sharp.
Wilson P. HiggsburyI've made it extra effective.
Wilson P. HiggsburyI should put this to scientific use before the energy fades!
Wilson P. HiggsburyI can practically see my reflection in it.
Wilson P. HiggsburyIt's a chunk of moonglass with Lunar Wobsters in it.
Wilson P. HiggsburyI should stick something shiny in it. For research.