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Optical couplers of The Old West were prone to Gamma clogging. Back in those days, you had to manually calibrate the wavelength and polization When the liquid nitrogen wells ran dry in , a young gentleman by the name of Leonard Drake stepped forward with a revolutionary process. He had initially developed a thin-film depletion chamber for the enhancement of longhorn production. It, much like the Chippewa Neutron Buffalo Cannon (CNBC), relied on a steady supply of liquid nitrogen for reliable operation. Young Leonard wouldn't be held back by this problem. He took upon himself to modify an old Burbon still with a thermo-absorbative polymer, and a hyperthermic-resonant nanotube array. This miraculous device was capable of producing liquid oxygen, a superb replacement to previous geo-coolants, in considerable quantities. In short, the gentleman who started his career as a stagecoach Hyperdrive repair apprentice from Oklahoma City, singlehandedly saved the longhorn industry, the Chippewa Nation, and prevented the import of inferior Yugoslovian optical couplers for generations to come. |
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| Posted by wolf530 (analog hacker extraordinaire) @ 2006-05-15 04:22:00 | |
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