Metal Plant Stand

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... materials, from wires to sheet metal. Presses, CNC machines, they...how "This is the Chemical Plant Zone," Sally continued, "For the... shifted from the Chemical Plant Zone to be a series ... way for Bunnie to stand on the podium. The image ... view of the Chemical Plant Zone, the sprawling industrial landscape ... winding through the Chemical Plant. "After all, someone needed to plant those bombs, even if...

... the harbor of unreality. They stand there in their blue suits... need to watch your LNG plant explode on live television and... for exits. They do not stand up at the next World... full of very expensive scrap metal. Choosing the Ending We have...

... ideals they had meant to stand against. They were a Legion... of a new water synthesis plant that was expected to provide.... Mobile suits took hunks of metal from one another, the carcasses ... world where locals extracted heavy metal resources (having belonged to the ...

...thrusters at full burn. I plant a foot on the railing...By the eighth, the metal was fatigued enough for a ... supposed to surpass Metal Sonic, supposed to surpass Sonic, ...everything I survived to stand here. He can have his ... swords press harder. The metal of my forearm groans under ... platform beneath us warps, metal bowing outward. "None of you ...hits the platform. The metal buckles into a crater around ...

... make roboticization portable? Without the metal virus?? "It's decrypted, Sally. The ... mechanized victims now made to stand guard while the distant echo ... to a halt. "Okay, I'll plant my charges on generators A ... generators C and D and plant yours there." The chipmunk handed ... minute and thirty seconds to plant them. Once all of them ... smile before speeding down the metal corridor. Sally sighed as she ...

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Recently picked this one up from a thrift store. I'm not entirely sure what it is or how to date it but seems pretty interesting. The stand portions are metal coated in maybe a type of cardboard that's embosses with designs. The legs are wood with the same sort of designs on them. Any takers? submitted by /u/Z4lost to r/Antiques [link] [comments]

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If you look closely at the breadcrumbs planted about the theories from Season 1 to Season 4, we can see that the Duffer Brothers clearly aren't just making a monster movie. They are building a script based on quantum physics and spatial geometry. And after stringing everything together, a panoramic picture of the Mind Flayer's true plan seems to be slowly taking shape... To understand the true scale of the final battle, we first need to establish that the Stranger Things universe isn't just two-sided (perhaps?), but exists as a 3-layer structure. First is Dimension X, a pristine red planet with giant monsters, where Henry Creel was pushed in 1979 and is the true home of the Mind Flayer. On the opposite side is the Right Side Up - the real world in Hawkins. And sitting in the middle of the two worlds is The Upside Down - an inverted Hawkins. But... why is that? Haven't we seen only 2 worlds for 4 seasons, assuming Dimension X and the Upside Down are one and the same? The answer lies in the operating structure of a natural universe since the concept of a second world (Dimension X) was introduced. We know that inverted Hawkins is an artificial bridge, only born in 1983 when Eleven touched the Demogorgon. And it was formed by copying Hawkins to act as a connecting buffer zone. In Episode 4 of Season 5, Dustin, through math, proved that the Upside Down has geographical limits and is surrounded by a wall of flesh. This further reinforces the theory that it is a closed space, a cage pressing down on Hawkins rather than an infinite universe. The bigger thing, lying parallel to the real world, has to be Dimension X. Accordingly, the way the Duffer Brothers tell us about the invasion method as well as the shaping of this world has changed significantly through each stage. In Season 1, when Mike's group was still quite naive, Mr. Clarke explained the operation using just a paper plate, drawing a flea and an acrobat, then bending the plate and punching a hole through it with a pen. Back then, the concept we knew stopped at opening a simple gate linking two worlds for monsters to step through. But Season 5 is different. In the scene teaching Erica in Vol 1 Episode 3, the math is now clearer. On the green board, Mr. Clarke didn't draw a plate anymore. He drew a diagram of a Wormhole shaped like an hourglass with the note closed timelike curve. So what is the implication of this theory? Is it that the enemy no longer wants to go through a gate, but wants to bend spacetime and merge the two worlds through an Einstein-Rosen bridge? Clues about this new method are reinforced by three easter eggs planted in the show: In Season 5, a very small background detail showed the character Derek engrossed in assembling a strange toy block, which is a Tesseract, a 4-dimensional cube. Along with this easter egg, we also see little Holly Wheeler reading A Wrinkle in Time right in Episode 1. The book talks about traveling by folding space. And when connecting these two details with the giant red dragon painting Will drew via the hive mind, it all accidentally matches perfectly with the physics diagram on Mr. Clarke's board in Season 5. Did Will redraw Vecna's blueprint, which coincidentally will turn Hawkins into a giant Tesseract connecting two worlds without knowing it? From these proofs, we can decode Vecna's mistake in Season 4 as well as his correction plan in Season 5. Last season, Vecna believed 4 deaths (corresponding to North, West, South, East) were enough to open a gate to drown Hawkins. But it seems... he was wrong. The cracks from the gate were only enough to make the military in this season waste a bunch of metal covering them up, turning them into a slide for kids. Clearly, the wall separating the worlds only cracked, it didn't collapse, and as of now, Hawkins still stands. So to once again merge all 3 worlds into one, Vecna understands he needs to execute a space fold following the Tesseract structure, a massive fold. And to have enough power to completely break the flesh wall, he needs more energy anchor points. The rule here is: A circle enclosing a cube with 12 edges needs exactly 12 anchor points to provide energy. But now we have another question: why 12 children and not 12 teenagers who already have trauma to easily manipulate like last season? "It's because they are weak, weak in both body and mind. They will be very easy to break, mold, and control, and this is clearly a perfect vehicle to execute the plan," Vecna said this to Will in the final scene of Episode 4. So clearly, Vecna's goal now is to create, not to destroy like last season. Chaotic energies from pain and psychological trauma are no longer suitable. Vecna needs obedient, pure building materials to create a new world according to his will, where every mind belongs to a unified block (hive mind). And children are now the most solid foundation, a sustainable Tesseract structure to merge the two worlds, something he tested on Will before (but this also means Vecna was partially wrong, as Will hacked back the hive mind in the final scene and destroyed the demogorgon). And if everything succeeds, when the 12th child is taken, the Tesseract energy circle will close. Then, the flesh wall will collapse, the Upside Down will be erased, and Dimension X will swallow Hawkins immediately. Here, the ending of the story will reveal Henry Creel's true role. Henry always thought he was the apex predator, the king of the new world he painstakingly created. But in reality, from the moment he was sucked into Dimension X, he was completely part of the plan of something with even greater ambition than him, a true demon. The Mind Flayer, an invisible entity, needs Henry (who has a body and superpowers) to build the Upside Down bridge and bring him to the human world. And does everyone remember the three-headed dragon Will drew for Mike last season? It's very likely the 3-headed Thessalhydra will be the original form, the incarnation of the Mind Flayer once he steps into the real world. So where lies the key to winning this entire tragedy? Is it possible there's an awakening, a side switch, a natural 20 dice roll that will be cast at the decisive moment, for one last time? submitted by /u/Cantfindmaru to r/StrangerThings [link] [comments]