Doesn't matter whether it's a nuclear reaction (which it appears to be) or otherwise, what happens when those pipes for the cooling liquid are broken? It doesn't seem like a very self-contained electricity generation system. The actual electricity is generated outside this unit. So, let me ask a different question. Something bad happens to your connections to the "nuclear battery". Control lines and water-cooling cut. Does the reaction just magically stop? Forgive me, I stopped taking physics after my freshman year. Forget for a moment the unlikely acts of terrorists (whether they be evil ferinners and godless heathen or God fearing, tax paying, white folk out to topple the corrupt regime) and think about big-ass storms, seismic events, wildfires or neighbourhood industrial accidents.
And downtown/suburban Dartmouth/Toronto/Vancouver...
Could it have something to do with smart teens actually realizing the CONSEQUENCES of their actions, taking RESPONSIBILITY for their own fate, and perhaps having the WILLPOWER to act like SENTIENT beings instead of animals controlled by urges and instincts?
For my part it's great being 30-something with one smart, healthy, well behaved child, working 10 months a year, owning my own home with no mortgage, spending 75% less for gasoline, auto repairs and insurance as the next guy, having had my own business, a summer house by the ocean and getting plenty of sex with my hot, Asian, PhD wife.
I loved my 10 year high school reunion and I can't wait for my 25th.
Eyes on the prize baby and get the hell outta my way.
Great, we're going to see Berman try to recreate what people think is American teen culture (The OC, Fast'n'Furious, Clerks) on Tatooine using Luke Skywalker instead of Superman.
Watch Luke drag race his tricked-out Accura Skyhopper in Beggar's Canyon.
Watch Luke not get any at the Lookoff.
Watch Luke pine about the girl he never gets (who looks mysteriously like his sister) while some girl (probably a strong-willed red head) pines about Luke.
Watch Luke avoid disaster after disaster while the mysterious Imperial Governor's son lurks around and insists he and Luke are best friends.
I was going to say that Luke would battle giant carnivorous beavers but I don't think he's going to even get that close to getting any.
Doesn't matter whether it's a nuclear reaction (which it appears to be) or otherwise, what happens when those pipes for the cooling liquid are broken? It doesn't seem like a very self-contained electricity generation system. The actual electricity is generated outside this unit. So, let me ask a different question. Something bad happens to your connections to the "nuclear battery". Control lines and water-cooling cut. Does the reaction just magically stop? Forgive me, I stopped taking physics after my freshman year. Forget for a moment the unlikely acts of terrorists (whether they be evil ferinners and godless heathen or God fearing, tax paying, white folk out to topple the corrupt regime) and think about big-ass storms, seismic events, wildfires or neighbourhood industrial accidents.
And downtown/suburban Dartmouth/Toronto/Vancouver...
Could it have something to do with smart teens actually realizing the CONSEQUENCES of their actions, taking RESPONSIBILITY for their own fate, and perhaps having the WILLPOWER to act like SENTIENT beings instead of animals controlled by urges and instincts?
For my part it's great being 30-something with one smart, healthy, well behaved child, working 10 months a year, owning my own home with no mortgage, spending 75% less for gasoline, auto repairs and insurance as the next guy, having had my own business, a summer house by the ocean and getting plenty of sex with my hot, Asian, PhD wife.
I loved my 10 year high school reunion and I can't wait for my 25th.
Eyes on the prize baby and get the hell outta my way.
Great, we're going to see Berman try to recreate what people think is American teen culture (The OC, Fast'n'Furious, Clerks) on Tatooine using Luke Skywalker instead of Superman.
Watch Luke drag race his tricked-out Accura Skyhopper in Beggar's Canyon.
Watch Luke not get any at the Lookoff.
Watch Luke pine about the girl he never gets (who looks mysteriously like his sister) while some girl (probably a strong-willed red head) pines about Luke.
Watch Luke avoid disaster after disaster while the mysterious Imperial Governor's son lurks around and insists he and Luke are best friends.
I was going to say that Luke would battle giant carnivorous beavers but I don't think he's going to even get that close to getting any.