Thinking Caps

on?!

power cut, now got a flat cap

Really?

Ah, yes, Dostaf - the solar-powered prototype.

Quite successful at helping people reflect on things, when the sun had got its hat on, too.

bit crinkley......better not

Never mind that, Mache has lost his connection.

I've often wondered if he was AC or DC.

virgin either way

But are you wired up right?

yes my anode's fine

How's your rectifier?

he only works 9 till 5

Then he goes ohm?

yes on the bus

Complete with bar?

very Comlete

Are we all missing a P?

I think, therefore I am. / I think more, therefore I amp.


(Afterthought: Should it be - I THINK, therefore I amp.)

Apologies to all commutators.

ah! that watt he means

Elementary

only periodic sine

Shift that snotty oscillator.

Bad form indeed.

thought that was the only fUSE for it

Nice to see you transformed it.

You could have left the waving smiley, Mache - no-one can charge you for using it.

I twisted his armature.

yes it was a bit of an impedance

Then you should have resisted.

'Research shows that a band of electrodes, sending a weak current of only a few milliamps of electricity through your brain, improves learning, concentration and even increases our cognitive computation in tasks like mathematics.'

That's a plug, by the way.

A plug to generate interest?

Good point - current accounts often don't generate much interest, these days.

I did'nt have the capacitance at the time

You need an accumulator.

are you biased

I swing from pole to pole actually

I know Jo anne gave me the feedback

I haven't conducted any polls.

Another plug: Polar ice caps can cause brain freeze, thinking caps ... brain frees.

Is that terminal?

is your sole on your sleeve Jo anne

Brain freeze? It's the thaw that counts, I think.

'Sole on my sleeve', Mache?

That would be shocking conduct. They're on my wellies.

A down-to-earth response.

and don't feed the birds

A little bird told me about Derren's blog.

Was it in a Faraday cage?

'a lot of buildings act as Faraday cages, too, if only by accident. With their plaster or concrete walls strewn with metal rebar or wire mesh, they often wreak havoc with wireless Internet networks and mobile phone signals.' (here)

So - technically - yes, I think the Twitter bird is inside a Faraday cage, when in my home.

Mobile phone signals diminish inside our house, but as our modem is within the house, the wireless internet network works well.

Please can I verify that with the experts?

No chance.

What do you mean, no chance? Does that not make sense?

we are presently caged

I await the experts' arrival.

I don't like seeing sparks fly.

I think you two conduit,beware of the TONKER,

He needed a plug,