23 - Selling Like Hotcakes
Nov. 28th, 2020 08:17 pmItem 031085007
Object is a number of cakes that were delivered to houses all around the Brazilian territory, mostly Minas Gerais, on Julu 2020.
Object was delivered as part of the "Bolinho do Mês" (roughly "Cake of the Month") subscription service, which was started in April of the same year, shortly after the beginning of the pandemic. Subscribers pay a monthly rate to have a different confection delivered to their houses monthly.
The item for July 2020 was to be called 'bolinho de lava' ('lava cake') and it was said to contain surprise stuffing. The object's stuffing is composed of actual lava. Anomalously, the lava's temperature does not spread to the cake until the stuffing is exposed to the outside, at which point it no longer displays any anomalous behaviour. Analysis shows that as long as the cake's surface remains unbroken, the lava inside remains at roughly 1000 degrees celsius and neither cools nor spreads to the environment.
Several subscribers of the service were badly burned after this delivery. As the service is headquartered in Belo Horizonte, the first people affected were located there, and DPA services were able to intercept all parcels due to other states before their delivery. The service did not deliver to addresses outside of Brazil nor to Brazil's Northern region.
At least one cake was intercept by rival agency [REDACTED] which contacted the DPA to inform that, if the lava is ingested, it regains anomalous properties and does not cause further injury. Instead, it decomposes into small round pebbles that can be safely and painlessly evacuated. They report, however, that their experiment's subject suffered severe burns to the mouth and face. While [REDACTED] studies are not considered valid by DPA researcher due to their lacklustre scientifical, technical and ethical procedures, this experiment, if true, might suggest that the anomalous properties were deliberately manufactured, and the injury was caused due to an error. This suggests that prior deliveries of the Bolinho do Mês service might also have been anomalous; no instance of these deliveries have been found so far, as all of them had been either eaten or discarded of by that time.
The address used by the company responsible by Bolinho do mês is an empty lot in Contagem, in the Belo Horizonte metropolitan area, containing nothing but a large oak tree.
Analysis of the lava has flummoxed geologists; it does not match any known volcano. A theory suggests that it may be actually magma from under the South America tectonic plate.
Several cakes remain in cold storage as the best way to dispose of them is discussed.
Object is a number of cakes that were delivered to houses all around the Brazilian territory, mostly Minas Gerais, on Julu 2020.
Object was delivered as part of the "Bolinho do Mês" (roughly "Cake of the Month") subscription service, which was started in April of the same year, shortly after the beginning of the pandemic. Subscribers pay a monthly rate to have a different confection delivered to their houses monthly.
The item for July 2020 was to be called 'bolinho de lava' ('lava cake') and it was said to contain surprise stuffing. The object's stuffing is composed of actual lava. Anomalously, the lava's temperature does not spread to the cake until the stuffing is exposed to the outside, at which point it no longer displays any anomalous behaviour. Analysis shows that as long as the cake's surface remains unbroken, the lava inside remains at roughly 1000 degrees celsius and neither cools nor spreads to the environment.
Several subscribers of the service were badly burned after this delivery. As the service is headquartered in Belo Horizonte, the first people affected were located there, and DPA services were able to intercept all parcels due to other states before their delivery. The service did not deliver to addresses outside of Brazil nor to Brazil's Northern region.
At least one cake was intercept by rival agency [REDACTED] which contacted the DPA to inform that, if the lava is ingested, it regains anomalous properties and does not cause further injury. Instead, it decomposes into small round pebbles that can be safely and painlessly evacuated. They report, however, that their experiment's subject suffered severe burns to the mouth and face. While [REDACTED] studies are not considered valid by DPA researcher due to their lacklustre scientifical, technical and ethical procedures, this experiment, if true, might suggest that the anomalous properties were deliberately manufactured, and the injury was caused due to an error. This suggests that prior deliveries of the Bolinho do Mês service might also have been anomalous; no instance of these deliveries have been found so far, as all of them had been either eaten or discarded of by that time.
The address used by the company responsible by Bolinho do mês is an empty lot in Contagem, in the Belo Horizonte metropolitan area, containing nothing but a large oak tree.
Analysis of the lava has flummoxed geologists; it does not match any known volcano. A theory suggests that it may be actually magma from under the South America tectonic plate.
Several cakes remain in cold storage as the best way to dispose of them is discussed.