fuzzyman
Alpha Geek
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It occured to me that we have only gotten the very beginning of the conversation in the Cowboy Physics story. So here is the rest of their story...
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| So I says, "Them rotor turbines ain't gonna generate gravitons by themselves!" | |
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| What the fuck are you talking about? | |
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| What do you mean, "What the fuck are you talking about?" | |
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| Just what I said. What the fuck are you talking about? | |
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| If it were obvious, would I have asked you what the fuck you're talking about? | |
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| Maybe you're just stupid. | |
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| What the fuck are you talking about? | |
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| Look, anyone over the age of twelve undertands the simple relationship between gravitons and rotor turbines. | |
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| Shut up. The waiter is here. | |
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| Yes, I'll have the plomeek soup. | |
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| I'll have the gakh on rye with a side order of Regulan blood worms. | |
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What the fuck are you talking about?
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| Wait... is your soup fresh or replicated? | |
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| Is the gagk still wriggling? I only like it if it wriggles. | |
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| This is very strange plomeek soup. It looks and tastes like Campbell's chicken soup. | |
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| This is very strange gagk. It looks and tastes like Spaghetti-O's. | |
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| So, how are your Regulan blood worms? | |
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| I'd say they're Beef-a-Roni-ish. | |
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| So, power is fed into a hollow cylinder of anicum titanide, where a rotor of thoronium arkenide is suspended in chrylon gas. | |
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| The rotor generates a graviton field in the Enterprise that simulates the gravitational pull of a M-Class planet. | |
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| What if Counsellor Troi stood inside the rotor turbine? Would everyone be attracted to her? | |
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| Well, yes. But especially Riker and Worf. | |
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[Click to view comic: 'My Dinner With Andre The Cowboy - Part 6']
To be continued...
--- ...Trot and Cap'n Bill were free from anxiety and care. Button-Bright never worried about anything. The Scarecrow, not being able to sleep, looked out of the window and tried to count the stars.
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