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what is this? [pg.photos.yahoo.com]
<added>Not for catching young (or old) ducks</added>
Nothing to do with hot air balloons.
Is it a North Korean cyclotron? - LH
Not a North Korean cyclotron.
However, magnetism does play a part in this device.
Is it some sort of scientific apparatus, or a part thereof?
Does that make sense?
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[edited by: lawman at 2:36 pm (utc) on April 9, 2005]
[edit reason] Foo Default Is "No Active" Per System Admin [/edit]
Back to the Foo picture, its a damned good one!
Is it part of a larger more complete and useful
apparatus, scientific, industrial or otherwise?
[ Frankly, it looks like some appliance from a sci-fi beauty shop for robots. ] -LH
[edited by: lawman at 2:37 pm (utc) on April 9, 2005]
Industrial.
Bull,
Not a COOLER.
It would not look out of place in Fritz Lang's Metropolis. Perhaps its a hair dryer for robot Maria?
Is this device used in the production of semiconductors?
I thought I had seen everything ugly there, but who knows? -LH
UGLY! I think it looks nice - all that gleaming metal!
Frankly, it looks like the High Tiara from some robot empire.
All seriousness aside, its industrial, so I go from there.
(BTW: I see a lot of junk disappeared from the main recent pages)
Following the Industrial idea:
Is this a device from the AUTOMOTIVE Industry?
They paint their cars colors other than white after all. -LH
It is used in many industries - probably automotive too.
I would lodge a complaint, but prefer another beer.
When I get back, I will have another question.
<added>google translates this to "I would also eat a beer, but the fridge is empty"</added>
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WELL! That's goddam easy for them to say.
Ach cheeses! -LH
