Who put steel on that slope?

Cattle can't walk on steel!

They'll go from your sketch straight to metal.

What about steel? Enough left from the turrets?

And some flapjacks!

This iron sheet is coated with tin.

But the bones of this thing are threequarters inch of cobalt alloy hard plate.

Too early for flapjacks?

Hey, you're making pancakes.

Where my flapjacks?

Pancakes or.... Yep.

Oy, oy, oy. Well, do you want some... Pancakes?

Have you ever eaten teppanyaki?

I welded on those plates. I'd recognise that in my fuckin' sleep, man.

Pancakes.

Pancakes?

Wanna get pancakes?

I've decided on the pancakes.

You made pancakes?

Sarah makes great pancakes.

Then we go into final shaping,

A huge pile of pancakes

Your pancakes are getting cold.

I fuckin' said to them, man the plates were too fuckin' heavy for those old engines.

Who else could go for some flapjacks right now?

And we runnin' out of French fries and burrito coverings.

Who wants pancakes? Come on. Me!

French toast for 4 if you're into that. Personally, I like the pancakes, though.

We made pancakes for breakfast.

Yes, this is very high here, really high. We're looking here at around 24,000 counts per minute on the pancake and about roughly about 800,000 becquerel per square meter.

Subway, subway

Yeah, I was teaching her to make pancakes with salmon.

Tom likes maple syrup on his pancakes.

Finish your pancakes, Al Capone.

Shiver me timbers.

So we repair the barricades at these two intersections, and weld plate steel over these ducts here, here and here.

When attaching a polarizing plate, set it first and then attach a protective plate (a clear acrylic plate).

One chip color area

Two chip color area

Three chip color area

Black Board

One chip color area sensor

Two chip color area sensor

Three chip color area sensor

Orange, good. Table Green.