Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for October 23, 2014

4.2 ounces deposited on the fire plug.

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So how many watts is the Big Three afraid of from Tesla?

How many dogs have watered the fire hydrant?

The reason Google is so popular is that it can be used like a verb It doesn’t sound right to say I Binged something….I Yahooed it?

I googled it on Bing.

Wikipedia, is my choice, has not failed me yet…Love those guys or whatever.

Lemme write this down…

Man, he’s a real Joule…..

google? Far from it, at least one-half a light year….

Don’t know how many trains (varies with the plant’s requirements and the train set’s capacity), but they all seem to go past my house…. I live 7 miles from a coal fired plant. I’m moving soon. I’ve had enough.

Look up googolduplex, or googolplexplex. Prepare to be amazed.

Actually, google is a contraction of go ogle.

Google’s going to fix that…and your little dog too!

Bing!

Google never says “you’re welcome!”

At 120 volts that is a it over 6 amps.

Since we don’t know what it is we don’t know, aren’t answers to questions we didn’t think to ask the most valuable? (I know, I know; it could take “till the sun no longer shines” to get something of use. But it will be longer than that for the question never asked.)

Watts are power, joules are energy.

steverino, good comeback….Gokie, another good one….

So what I’d like to see is the chart of Miles-per-Gallon to Miles-per-kiloWatt-hour for the various cars, and yet another EPA number to fight over.

Googol (10100), when written out, starts with 10, 000, … and therefore violates the convention.So does 1099,, have a special name?