So, as you can see (and ignoring what happened next in the actual episode), the game is simply to take a turn looking through the microscope at ever-increasing magnification and tell everyone what you see. And, so as not to make it too hard, let's just say that you aren't at all required to rhyme anything, if you don't wanna. (Remember: Things only rhyme below ten to the minus five angstroms, you dope!)Professor Farnsworth wrote: Good news, multiplayers! After a lifetime of toil, I'm on the verge of solving all the mysteries of science! Observe, as I demonstrate this new microscope lens, made from the debris of that diamondium comet.
Due to the lens' remarkable quark-lattice structure, it should be capable of unthinkable magnification! Come. Follow me to the lab!
Let me just insert the lens in the microscope... There! Now, for the first time, we may be able to see the infinitesimal fabric of matter itself. Laying bare the most fundamental laws of the universe! Now, to examine some matter. Any old matter will do. It's just a log I found in a hole in the bottom of the sea. Now, to penetrate its deepest mysteries.
Oh, my! There's a frog on a bump on this log that I found in a hole in the bottom of the sea!
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Wait! There's a snail on the tail of the frog on the bump on this log that I found in a hole in the bottom of the sea!
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Alright, I go first...
Dear Eliza! There's a bell on the shell of the snail on the tail of the frog on the bump on this log that I found in a hole in the bottom of the sea!
