*sigh*
I swore I wasn't going to add to this pile of shi^H^Hpam, but I can't resist.
Mike Leckstein wrote
while Doubting Denise did just that
>>Okay, now we're talkin' turkey. If 50 people on this list donated $10
>>each to buy one of these things, would some chemist or engineer be willing
>>to try to figure out if or how it works? Where do I send my check?
>
>I'm in for $10. We have a chemist on this list.
And more than our share of engineers. All we need now to complete the
examination is a witch doctor.
How about we make this a little more interesting? Turn it into a little
wager pool. Everybody who contributes toward purchasing the Wundergadget
can take a guess at what it is and it's principle of operation. Whoever
guesses right gets to mount it on their wall. I *suppose* it could even be
mounted on a car if you really felt like adding three pounds of deadweight.
My ten clams <plunk!> says it's a stainless steel shell with a bigass
permanent magnet inside that saturates the fuel with bogons. (Yes, I've
been reading jargon.html again.)
Come on seven eleven! <clacka clacka clacka> Baby needs a new refrigerator
door magnet!
Spam spam spam spam . . .
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Isn't that silly? Maybe if we laugh at it it will go away.
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