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My GOD! this is insane! they actually made a real working retro encabulator!

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2081189882805593268
 
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:smile: That's funny. What a load of BS! Logarithmic casing!

Oh man, this is priceless.
 
Some day I hope I can illustrate my explanations with such persuasive, articulate hand gestures.
 
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Captain, our 'Unilateral phase detractors are automatically capable of synchronizing cardio gram-meters!' Power is not generated by the relative motion of conductors and fluxes, but is produced by the modial of magneto reluctance and capacitive duractance!'

:smile:
 
Those thieving bastards! I invented that thing ten years ago and never got to patent it because I couldn't find a backer.
 
If they haven't seen it, the guys at Rockwell are going to love this.

It definitely sounds like one of their sales pitches!
 
Differential girdlespring? Drawn reciprocation dingle arm? Awesome! I want one!
 
:smile::smile::smile:

I wonder what % of the population would think that this is legit and just have no clue what the person is talking about. Man, that was an awesome parody.
 
moose said:
:smile::smile::smile:

I wonder what % of the population would think that this is legit and just have no clue what the person is talking about. Man, that was an awesome parody.
Oh, this is not real?







:wink:
 
Maybe it's real maybe it isn't. but if they've really managed to get 6 hydrocoptic marzyl veins feeted to the ambithazion lunar wang shaft they are genius, because every single retro encabulator I've come across has suffered from terrible side fumbling.
 
brewnog said:
Differential girdlespring? Drawn reciprocation dingle arm? Awesome! I want one!
It's supposed to be available April 1st :biggrin:
 
My favourite bit was his description of how 'side-fumbling was effectively prevented'.