I don't know what that was. Maybe the database server was down? 

posted by natedogg at 02:01PM CST on May 16

I think there was a problem with the unilateral phase detractors but there may have been something up with the automatically synchronizing cardinal gram meters. Please realize there was no longer power being generated by the relative motion of conductors and fluxes, rather the modial interaction of magneto reluctance and capacitive duractance was interrupted.

If the database server wasn't stored in a base-plate of pre-fabulated amulite, surmounted by a malleable logarithmic casing, AE never would have had this problem.

Next time, line up six hydrocoptic marzel-vanes, and fit to the ambifasciant lunar wane shaft so that side fumbling will be effectively prevented. Make sure the winding is of the normal lotus "O" deltoid type, placed in panendermic semi-boloid slots in the stator. Every seventh conductor should be connected by a non-reversible Tremie pipe to the differential girdle spring on the "up" end of the gram meters.

Heed these words or we'll be ass over tits again. 

posted by pablo at 02:31PM CST on May 16

I think we experienced temporary depleneration of the hemiconducers with the fetzer commutators and knutsen valves. 

posted by mrflip at 02:46PM CST on May 16

Good job, Flip! A hemiconducer WAS one of the things that we took from your apartment on your birthday. I'm surprised that AE could run so long without it, though. I'll return it to you shortly. 

posted by NanoCindy at 03:42PM CST on May 16

Oh... yeah, that's what I thought had happened too... thanks Pablo! 

posted by matthewlane at 05:17PM CST on May 16