- Ye Thuza: We have to drive to the convention center tomorrow to pick up your perpetual motion machine.
- Yuna: Yeah.
- Ye Thuza: The power went out all over town. What did you do this time, Yuna?!
- Yuna: Nothing!
- Ye Thuza: Are you sure?!
- Yuna: … No……
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[1136] Blackout
└ posted on Thursday, 12 December 2019, by Novil
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So, was her machine pumping energy from the future?
I blame Fluffy. Look at that smug expression on its face, that cruel smile. That creature is a being of pure evil!
It feels like the laws of physics are trying to drop some subtle hints here…
@ DTIBA:
Yup!
Yuna just can’t catch a break, can she?
Does anyone know if there is any connection between S+w and the anime Candy Candy; an anime about a blonde American girl with a pet raccoon? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uw3TISY-lZ8
james cronin wrote:
I seriously doubt it. “Candy, Candy” doesn’t even vaguely resemble “Sandra and Woo”. And, she -might- be an American girl, but it appears to be a Japanese cartoon.
Iron Ed wrote:
That’s because it is an anime.
@ DTIBA:
Rodney, you destroyed 3/4 of a solar system…
Well more liike 5/6… its not an exact science…
@ Asrial:
Candy,candy is originally novel, then it got manga adaption and after that anime adaption. @ Asrial:
Candy,candy was originally novel, then it got manga adaption and finally anime adaption.
Considering all the light effects at Gaia’s page, today; no wonder they got a blackout here, too. 😉
When you’ve been messing with the the natural order so often you’re not entirely sure if you’re at fault or not.
@ Angel:
Or just a magnetar class battlecruiser fired its main gun somewhere in the solar system…
But… Yuna wasn’t around for the 2003 blackout. She can’t be the ony cause… just the most likely one.
The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle prevents her from ever REALLY being sure one way or another.
My guess is that somebody noticed the PMM still runing and just REALLY had to make sure it is real
I’m enjoying the recent focus on Ye Thuza and Yuna so much! They are some of my favorite characters. Thank you.
Uhoh. I think someone might have plugged it in.
Has she divided by zero?
Did her mobile feed the grid too much power?
My opinion is that recently employed German in local electric utility company persuaded the other workers to unionize and go on strike, demanding 30 days of vacation a year. 😀
http://www.sandraandwoo.com/2019/07/22/1100-tipping-point/
@ Hegel Marx:
For me as a German electrical engineer I’m pretty sure that switching the power supply to 230V/50Hz has nothing to do with the problem. 😉
@ Moatl:
That’s… got nothing to do with what Hegel Marx said.
@ Alpha-Sigma:
Doch:
I implicitly said (or at least meant to say), that the cause of the black out is not unionised labour but the change of voltage (and frequency) of the supply network – caused by the German workers, they changed it to values they’re used to. 😛
In fact: A change of the mains frequency of less than 1 Hz alone can cause a huge black out, and has caused in RL.
@ Paeris Kiran:
His name is Meredith. And I am unreasonably triggered any time someone calls him Rodney.
Ye Thuza knows! Oh yes she does!