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What did you learn today?

Some folks have trouble giving me the moisture content of THEIR exhaust stack streams for use with a CEMS system monitoring:
Gas turbine>SCR(ammonia injection to reduce NOx)>HRSG>exhaust stack

It's process engineer stuff not electrical/instrumentation/control systems engineer stuff...geez.
"Come on Maverick, let's see some of that process engineer <deleted expletive>"
I know! I can’t believe it when I tell them to jack the fleemer past the second modulaming bloozit and they go, “wha?!?.” They just can’t see past the jibsen relectoiam bambleflam! Right?
 
Nuh-uh. Jibsen makes a reverse phase quillik bambleflam. It’s the market leader.
The reverse phase quillick (note spelling) bambleflam is not a traditional transverse phase rushamon bambleflam. It is only considered to be in the bambleflam category because it can reverse the polarity of the phase induction quantum locked slipshank. But no one in their right mind uses it with a haznard induction entangler as you do with a transverse phase rushamon bambleflam.
 
The reverse phase quillick (note spelling) bambleflam is not a traditional transverse phase rushamon bambleflam. It is only considered to be in the bambleflam category because it can reverse the polarity of the phase induction quantum locked slipshank. But no one in their right mind uses it with a haznard induction entangler as you do with a transverse phase rushamon bambleflam.





What effect will this have on my reverse induction zoomafoob?
 
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I didn’t know...

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I’d be scared as hell...but with Colonies collapsing all around us...
I learned this firsthand. Saw a swarm just hanging out like this in one of my trees. Every neighbor on the block rang my doorbell to inform me about the swarm. After consulting the local authorities they told me about they're resting and to leave them alone. And they were right, after a day or two, they left. And proceeded to latch themselves onto my neighbor's roof (across the street). There they were building a nest and he had to call the beekeepers to move them. Live and learn.
 
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Your ears and your scalp bleed heaps with just the tiniest nicks. It’s natures way of telling you “don’t do that again”.
No kidding. Had a skin cancer procedure done on my nose, minimal pain and bleeding. Had another done right on the crown of my scalp...bled like a stuck pig for a helluva long time, and during the procedure was gushing like a fountain. Wondered if I had any blood left by the time they were done.
 
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Two of my heroes...
 
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