BGLA description.
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so, i was playing with the powders and i saw the description of BGLA, "Broken glass, Heavy particles, Meltable, Bagles"... who put the word bagles there? XD, just pointing out somthing funny that some of you might not have noticed. :D
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@fireball5000 (View Post)
Did you really thing BGLA stood for broken glass? If it was, we would have named it BGLS. It is not really broken glass, it's bagels, and that is what BGLA stands for. Each particle of it is a miniature bagel. In real life, GLAS is actually made with bagel crumbs, which is why we did it in tpt. -
@fireball5000 (View Post)
Burnt Bagels are what it is. That's why it melts weird, because bagels are made of a strange substance not well known to scientists just yet. The Broken Glass text is there to scare off newbies. TPT has a lot to offer, young padawan, do not doubt the impossible. -
If BGLA stands for bagels, why then does it end in an A? Bagels does not end in an A, nor does it have one proceding the L. boxmein, I am sure scientists know plenty about glass chips. (I am finding it hard to take jacob 1 and you seriously.)
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O.O BGLA does infact stand for bagels, I think you are confused
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@snail (View Post)
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@bimmo_devices (View Post)
The acronym got corrupted with the migration to TPT++. -
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True, I always feed my stickman BGLA and he's in fine shape. Who needs PLNT anyway?
