Loose Parts by Dave Blazek for June 24, 2012

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    V-Beast  almost 12 years ago

    I get a charge out of you, you could say that I’m your biggest fan.

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    SusanSunshine Premium Member almost 12 years ago

    Actually, they’re both big fans of today’s strip.

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    Bob.  almost 12 years ago

    Makes as much sense as some projects

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    philyfanstukinmi  almost 12 years ago

    Too Cool!

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    WillardMBaker  almost 12 years ago

    Works fine, but getting it started can be a bitch. See government project’s manual FW9400280336/Sec45/SSec5

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    William Bednar Premium Member almost 12 years ago

    This looks like one of Obama’s better ideas!

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    RonaldDavis  almost 12 years ago

    This resembles an actual patent that I read. It used an underwater chamber with a vent pipe open to the air. Water would run into the chamber and turn a turbine which generated electricity which powered heaters that boiled the water as fast as it ran in. The steam blew out through the vent pipe. Electricity beyond that used to boil the water was supplied to the grid. I’m not kidding, but I wonder whether the inventor was.

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    comicnut4636  almost 12 years ago

    I guess the Government has patented then?

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    MissScarlet Premium Member almost 12 years ago

    Gone with the ….

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    DrBonehead  almost 12 years ago

    I have neighbors here in Washington State that believe this concept will really work!

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    dirtking239  almost 12 years ago

    We have finally found out how to create a perpetual motion device

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    naturally_easy  almost 12 years ago

    It always takes more energy to produce the power needed to make the energy….or something like that. In other words, you can’t turn a generator with a motor powered by the generator because as the generator projuces current it gets harder to turn which makes the motor draw more current putting a bigger current load on the generator….see where we’re going here?

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    BruRomn  over 4 years ago

    How many immigrants does it take to turn a light bulb…I mean turbine blade

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