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Comments (12)

John Cox:

"Either the bi-wing halogen spantule isn't synchronized with your calibrated xenon reactor or you're oil light is busted."

GarandFan:

Sorry, but that's not covered by the warranty. Have a nice day!

GarandFan:

Ya know, sex didn't use to be this complicated!

Terwiliger:

"Dude--nuclear is so wasteful. See that sphere over there? That's our photovoltaic generator. It only took resources equivalent to 2 complete planets to build, & it has a 25 year warranty. Go green or go home."

GarandFan:

Oh CRAP! Someone forgot to pack the screwdriver!

Dr. Bob:

Oh baby, that's a NPPU-10 self-contained nuclear power propulsion unit! I haven't seen one of these since I was a wee little lad. And this one has the concentric graphite polymer fission rings - that was a hot buggy in it's day.

Anonymous:

I was thinking kind of the opposite of Dr. Bob.

"You fused two DeLoreans and you're running four-barrel plutonium? Talk about overkill."

Zeroth:

I see the problem here: somebody replaced your spantule with a spatula. Sounds like the work of a Homonym Jacker. We get a lot of 'em in these parts. It's a miracle Old Bessie here even went a parsec. That's a mighty fine spatula.

Ed B:

Plutonium? Sorry, it's been downgraded so they're not producing it anymore. I can fill 'er with Uranium or Neptunium instead.

To paraphrase the great Richard Pryor on ET gettin' jacked in the 'hood -

"How much is plutonium?? 92 billion a gallon?!?! Fcuk this machine..."

Tom Wms.:

You know, fueling would have been a hell of a lot simpler if that pipeline had been laid!

It used to be so simple. You'd go to Cracker Barrel, plug in your Nissan Leaf, have dinner, and go home.

Anonymous:

Quit buzzing the MUFON nuts and get back to Area 51. The tinfoil hats wreak havoc with the radar, and I'm tired of pulling moonbat guts out of the disgronificator.

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