If emphasis doesn’t work, try twisting it.

So adding water would be pointless

Just add ice?

I would very much doubt, if even an Elastomer Rake could rake water.

Maybe they mean a squeegee, but couldn’t think of a Chinese word for it.

Being told you have an “impossible thing” is really good for your ego.

How can you tell when an impossible thing is broken, anyway?

Sometimes I break as many as six impossible things before breakfast.

@DnT. Because it becomes possible?

Is the impossible thing a plant based product?

A FB… “Impossible Meats” are.

https://www.thekitchn.com/what-is-impossible-meat-22988355

I do the impossible thing. I am Donkey Hote de La Mancha.

It’s entirely possible to rake water, as long as it’s frozen in small enough pieces.

zNow I’m trying to read the stuff in lower case Latin characters that seems to be a mixture of forward- and backward-facing. “…near the [?] Scrubing with a brush or…”

@Robert.. It could be like the bloke who scrubbed his penis with a wire brush.

So he could have a new clear weapon.