Oh I have been working on something minor, that I dropped and broke and have to reconstruct again....for the past month now.....I need to get it finished and sent.....when that last part comes....
I meant that I was supposed to have the project done by the 28th, I broke it, and sent for a part......and when I get it, will fix what I've broken, and send it off (and post an ible too).
As long as I have been on the internet (since the time of long distance calls to Builiten Boards, with accoustic modems), I only learned of it through you all....
-On that 'Glue Open' switch, is that hot glue, super glue, or wallpaper paste? . . . -If I don't have an electric eel, can I substitute either a taser with a voltage multiplier stage added, or the output of my little hamster's wheel turning a DC motor as a generator? . . . -Lastly, on the three liters, is that beer, wine, or moonshine? Must be clear on this point!!!
The open glue switch is for turning on your gluons (or off), an extra bat with aluminum foil hat will work instead of the eel, and the three liters is any kind of juice you'd like it to be. :-)
Check on the gluon flow, I happen to have a bat with an aluminum hat in the hall closet so I'm good there, and now I know I can use the 3 liters of chilled Guiness. . . . Good to go, (by the way, are the people in the waiting pew supposed be smoking(?), and I don't mean cigarettes!)
The problem is finding something that still is "stout". The imported Guiness isn't the "stout" it once was. I think they have "Americanized it" to sell more. Blah. We have an Irish Red lager that beats that with taste.
Comments
10 years ago
You might want to add a Shottky diode to your two-handed throwie.
Reply 10 years ago
It is more like a "oops I dropped it on the floor and broke it" thingie....
Reply 10 years ago
Not a throwie then? Damn. May I suggest some sugru some where in that circuit? Might help...
Reply 10 years ago
Have to build it before I can hack it.....
Reply 10 years ago
One step at a time.
Reply 10 years ago
Is that part of the Geek Twelve-Step Program? "Hi, I'm Mike, and I build particle accelerator components out of Lego..."
Reply 10 years ago
Twelve? Christ, mine usually ends at 4 or 5 after something breaks or I hurt myself!
Reply 10 years ago
Particle accelerator / worm hole generator; call it what you like >:-)
10 years ago
Bracing for nerd snipe!
Reply 10 years ago
I believe the term is GEEK ;-)
Reply 10 years ago
Oh, haven't you seen the alt-text for that image?
Reply 10 years ago
Thanks for pointing that out (I've seen it now though), but I still prefer geek ;-)
Reply 10 years ago
Fair enough. The alt-text, or the title text, is always amusing.
10 years ago
LOL, I looked across the top line and just knew... You working on something then or just messing with those that don't read XKCD?
Reply 10 years ago
Oh I have been working on something minor, that I dropped and broke and have to reconstruct again....for the past month now.....I need to get it finished and sent.....when that last part comes....
Reply 10 years ago
Hmm, I managed to wreck a project in the works the other day, got a major and a minor, not to mention whatever I make along the way...
Reply 10 years ago
Well, this was due to be sent off on the 28th of last month.....I am STILL waiting on the part grrrr.
Reply 10 years ago
Right that's ridiculous...
Reply 10 years ago
I meant that I was supposed to have the project done by the 28th, I broke it, and sent for a part......and when I get it, will fix what I've broken, and send it off (and post an ible too).
Reply 10 years ago
Ahah, good luck...
Reply 10 years ago
I am NOT HAPPY with FED-ex, that is for sure.....
Reply 10 years ago
It didn't come today either ! I am so furious......for a buck or two more I could have overnighted it UPS......grrrr.
Reply 10 years ago
>those that don't read XKCD?
You mean those guys exist?!
Reply 10 years ago
Apparently, I heard it on the interblag
Reply 10 years ago
No, no it's not true, I won't believe it!
Reply 10 years ago
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Reply 10 years ago
Excellent, that amused me greatly...
Reply 10 years ago
Umm, I guess I'll take that as a compliment if you were amusing yourself.
Reply 10 years ago
Well I'm amused now...
Reply 10 years ago
You're a muse? That must be a great job :-)
Reply 10 years ago
Oh its great, but no health benefits...
Reply 10 years ago
That's too bad! You have to buy your antibiotics on the street, then?
Reply 10 years ago
There's an alleyway round the corner for that.
Reply 10 years ago
Get better quality cheaper at the pet shop.
Reply 10 years ago
They still don't let me back in after I bit about dog and crashed through their fence.
Reply 10 years ago
yeah, but they are watered down.....dosed for the smaller body weight and all....
Reply 10 years ago
As long as I have been on the internet (since the time of long distance calls to Builiten Boards, with accoustic modems), I only learned of it through you all....
Reply 10 years ago
They're the young Internet... I came across it relatively recently in my Internet
10 years ago
-On that 'Glue Open' switch, is that hot glue, super glue, or wallpaper paste? . . . -If I don't have an electric eel, can I substitute either a taser with a voltage multiplier stage added, or the output of my little hamster's wheel turning a DC motor as a generator? . . . -Lastly, on the three liters, is that beer, wine, or moonshine? Must be clear on this point!!!
Reply 10 years ago
The open glue switch is for turning on your gluons (or off), an extra bat with aluminum foil hat will work instead of the eel, and the three liters is any kind of juice you'd like it to be. :-)
Reply 10 years ago
Check on the gluon flow, I happen to have a bat with an aluminum hat in the hall closet so I'm good there, and now I know I can use the 3 liters of chilled Guiness. . . . Good to go, (by the way, are the people in the waiting pew supposed be smoking(?), and I don't mean cigarettes!)
Reply 10 years ago
No, those people in the pew should NOT have that smoke coming out of their ears......I will investigate...
Reply 10 years ago
Thanks, I spent the money for the liability insurance on beer and more parts.
Reply 10 years ago
I am not much on beer, although a good strong Stout is enjoyable from time to time.
Reply 10 years ago
Ok, we'll drink stout and watch those folks smoke a while. Heck, we can even place a few small wagers which one goes up in flames first.
Reply 10 years ago
The problem is finding something that still is "stout". The imported Guiness isn't the "stout" it once was. I think they have "Americanized it" to sell more. Blah. We have an Irish Red lager that beats that with taste.
Reply 10 years ago
I LOVE Killian's Red, could drink that anytime, lot of taste and great with a steak!
Reply 10 years ago
Hate to break it to you, but you're drinking Coors.
Reply 10 years ago
Still has a lot of flavor and still good with a steak, and as I grew up on Coors, what's not to like???
Reply 10 years ago
:-D Fair enough, though I tend like my Irish beers to come from, hmmmm, Ireland?