Agnes by Tony Cochran for April 05, 2013

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    SusanSunshine Premium Member over 11 years ago

    I think the rushing current of Agnes’ imagination could turn enough windmills to light up a small city, if we could just figure out how to hook it up.

    You could do it directly, of course… synapse to conduit, no windmills or generators to break the flow…but DC that strong might blow out the transformers.

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    QuietStorm27  over 11 years ago

    So now she’s being punished for caring about the planet? We can’t all be mindless drones.

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    rshive  over 11 years ago

    Is that Bob’s cousin sitting behind Agnes in Panel 1?

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    Stephen Gilberg  over 11 years ago

    This is the first time I’ve seen the teacher send Agnes away without a good reason.

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    joegeethree  over 11 years ago

    Just tell the feds your idea for a wind powered electric pencil sharpener and you’re sure to get a million dollar grant. Way to go, Agnes!

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    David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace  over 11 years ago

    They don’t generate any wind.nor does a windmill mill wind — or grain necessarily.

    Even wind powered electric generator may not apply. Maybe she just wants to mechanical energy directly to mechanical energy — wind turns turbine turns sharpener. Thus you could only sharpen pencils when the wind blows. Leave windows open..Best would be to convert to mechanical pencils and save trees and energy.

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    jadoo823  over 11 years ago

    …i didn’t ‘mistake’ what she said. I ‘deliberately’ turned it around. Loses all its humour when you have to explain it to the clueless. Sigh…

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    Hunter7  over 11 years ago

    Windmills wouldn’t work in the Principal’s office. we haven’t heard him speak – so we don’t know if he’s full of air. .And I think Agnes is DC – but the frequency is variable and inconsistent.

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