Well, except for the earlier ones, they all pretty much follow the same formula. Yeah, it didn’t seem like he put a lot of effort into later ones, even when spun off some of the story lines into their own series, still the same formula.

I thought it was one of Cussler’s weaker efforts.

Oh Flux!

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I’m guessing reading comprehension isn’t one of your strong points.

My first thought too! That guy sure was a boob, huh?

Wanted for questioning...

Came for the Dirk Pitt reference.

Hell....

Kinda. At this facility, they actually have to burn natural gas during non-daylight hours in order to prevent the medium from getting cold and losing efficiency trying to heat it back up the next morning.

Well, we’re in the desert, looking for the source of a river pollutant, using as our map a cave drawing of a Civil War gunship, which is also in the desert. So I was just wondering when we’re gonna have to sit down and re-evaluate our decision-making paradigm?

This is my life. I walk through my day one Simpsons/South Park/Futurama quote or reference at a time. On the one hand it is hell, on the other hand it is a hilarious hell.

The funny thing is right across the road from that plant is where a lot of Land Sailing is done. As a matter of fact I was there when a land speed sailing record was broke in 1999 (116 Mph). ( There is a Kite buggy Event that is held there every year)

At least when the water rises and we get attacked by Roman ships we can turn the mirrors at them and defend ourselves.

Using a focused solar collector like the one above, you can use various mediums, like molten salt. The salt stays hot enough overnight that it can generate power 24/7, not just when the sun shines.

I’ve always thought in Simpsons quotes, they just finally made a system that can interpret.

This was exactly my thought, the uptick in Simpson’s gifs has brought me much joy.

I love that you’re getting so much use out of Frinkiac now.

Picture of the plant operations manager.