Abi

No, stop! You can't touch this.

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hmm concepts such as flexing billowing and flapping relating to the elasticity of the hammerspacetime continuum and the possibility that the material its made from can expand to near infinite dimensions ? Possibly a reference to the superfreak controversy that implies that hammerspacetime theory has been plagiarised from the work of Professor Rick and Dr Funkenstein

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when looking for an object lost in hammerspace, it will always appear at the last place you look.

Unless you're one of those people who continue to look for an item after they've found it?

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Although generally I find lost objects in places I've already searched thoroughly...

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a couple of weeks ago i was searching for a lost object and then realised that i had in fact found it but not recognised it for what it was. that's always fun.

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