Important Life Tip
Never steal an esky* from a hospital in the hope that it will contain beer.
*An esky is a device used to keep beer cold. Also, livers.
Because not everyone can be normal.
Never steal an esky* from a hospital in the hope that it will contain beer.
On Friday Germany's solar panels had a peak output of over 22 gigawatts. Yesterday at noon the whole of Australia used 22 gigawatts of electric power. Germany's solar capacity could power our entire continent. Or at least it could on sunny weekends.
Labels: 22 gigawatts, Australia, Germany, solar power
Labels: Captain America, firm resolve, humour, Iron Man, proletariat, slash, Tony Stark, wearing protection
When I saw The Avengers movie, I didn't realise that the actress playing Black Widow was Scarlett Johansson because I assumed that if it had been her, her costume and the camera work would have been much more exploitive.
Labels: Black Widow, boob window, humour, Joss Whedon, movie, Scarlett Johansson, The Avengers
Oh good. It's a windy day here in South Australia and it's neither very hot nor very cold, so now I can use my laptop without drowing Thai people. Thank you wind power.
Labels: climate change, drowning Thai people, South Australia, wind power
Yesterday I was clever, so I wanted to change the world.
Labels: humour, Rumi, rumination
I must say, I am enjoying it, lording it over all my puppets. The members of my puppet government tremble at my approach. Provided of course, I stomp on the floor hard enough as I do so.
Labels: affront to god, chunky custard, hot pink edsel, humour, rotting leg
I feel no need for human company and so rarely seek it out. However, it has occurred to me that rather than indicating a lack of need for human contact, this may actually represent a deficiency in my ability to detect a lack of human contact, similar to my inability to detect a low level of oxygen in my interstitial fluid which tends to cause me to pass out during nitrous oxide parties. (Parties that I hold alone with my vast collection of puppets.) So it is possible that I may actually need vitamin social interaction and may be deficient in it, but I am oblivious to this fact.
Labels: friendships, humour, iron fist, nitrous oxide, puppet government, social interaction
Today a poultry farmer was arrested at the Wonwoomba Royal Agricultural Show simply for asking a woman if she would like to see his cock and pullet. Fortunately the local police had the good sense not to charge him for using these perfectly normal agricultural terms in an agricultural setting. Instead he will only be charged for taking his penis out in public and waving it around.
Labels: cock and pullet, humour, political correctness gone wild, Wonwooba
According to Germans, installed solar PV in Germany now costs under $2.30 a watt. That's pretty damn cheap. For most Australians solar at that cost would provide electricity at about, um... Now what's that economic rule of thumb Ned Kelly taught me? Oh yeah, 10% of the initial cost of the system to account for capital costs and depreciation, divided by kilowatt-hours produced per year. That gives a cost of about 13 cents per kilowatt-hour for most Australians, or roughly half of what Australians currently pay. It is obvious that Australia is going to get a large chunk of its electricity from solar in the not very distant future and I am continually surprised by the large number of people who don't seem to realise this.
Labels: $2.30 a watt, Germany, Ned Kelly economics, solar 13 cents a kilowatt-hour, Solar PV
I don't want to hurt anyone. I just want to set them on fire. It's not my fault that these are mutually exclusive goals.
Well, I went and saw the Avengers movie yesterday, but I don't think the movie I saw was quite the same as the one everyone else saw, so it's probably just as well that I paid for my ticket with counterfeit money. For example, the movie I saw had the following dialogue:
Labels: Avengers movie, Black Widow, Bruce Banner, Captain America, dialogue, Hawkeye, humour, Iron Man, Loki, Nick Fury, Stark, The Avengers, Thor
If you ever reach a point where you feel that someone telling the truth about your country is bashing your country, it means that your country has a problem.
Labels: Captain America, colour blind, humour, Nazis
The next time I lecture a group of puppets about the diffusion of gas and how CO2 is 20 times more soluable in water than oxygen, I will have to remember to ask them which gas is used to make drinks fizzy. That should help them remember which gas has greater solubility. Or at least it would if they had brains instead of polyester stuffing.
Labels: CO2 solubility, humour, lecture, MED1005, puppets
"I'm Sean Connery and not only can I get away with wearing a red nappy, I can fire the rifle cartridges I'm carrying from a revolver! Why? Because I'm goddamn Sean Connery, that's why!"
Labels: baby, humour, red nappy, Sean Connery, Zardoz
Personally, I've always wondered what we'd find inside of Sean Connery if we shaved him.
Labels: 007, Diamonds Are Forever, humour, James Bond, Jill St. John, Sean Connery, yeti
I was just looking at Australia’s per capita electricity consumption. It climbed upwards pretty steadily for many decades until 2001, slowed, and has been more or less flat since 2005. Not bad considering that Australia mangaged to avoid punching itself in the economic gonads during that period. I read some stuff about improvements in lighting and water heating, but I think basically we got enough. Our rooms are bright enough, we’re cool enough in summer and warm enough in winter, our TVs are big enough, and cattle prod night down at Fight Club is shocking enough. If we want, from here on in, improvements in efficiency can reduce our electricity use while still leaving us enough.
Labels: cattle prod night, economic gonads, Fight Club, humour, per capita electricity consumption Australia
I just realised I missed Back to the Future day for wind power in South Australia. That was the day the state's wind capacity reached 1.21 gigawatts which is the amount of electrical energy required to send a Delorean through time.
Labels: 1.21 gigawatts, Back to the Future, humour, South Australia, wind power
Dear Facist Grannies of the Internet,
Labels: chain emails, facist grannies of the internet, humour, rape, slavery
Star Wars is like duct tape. It started off great, but over time a lot of fluff got stuck to it, then suddenly all sorts of holes appeared and the stuff you get nowadays is complete rubbish.
Labels: duct tape, humour, May the 4th be with you, Star Wars day