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Yet Another Heat Warning!!!
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To those of you who own antique pendulum-clocks, you may notice that your clock runs a minute or two slower during a prolonged period of heat. That is because the pendulum-rod expands slightly and lengthens thus all the gear-ratios from the great-wheel driven by the spring to the escapement mechanism which releases the energy of the spring (And the thingy that makes that tick-tock sound) are slowed down...You've been warned!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.@20.35 ... Haha a bit of Franglaise.
It has been a bit warmer than usual here Sanmac. As a consequence everyone has headed for the seaside or Westport Lake. "To the water , now is the hour" has been the cry, or "A l’eau, c’est l’heure" in Froggie. It just comes out as "ello sailor" in English. (*_^)
It has been a bit warmer than usual here Sanmac. As a consequence everyone has headed for the seaside or Westport Lake. "To the water , now is the hour" has been the cry, or "A l’eau, c’est l’heure" in Froggie. It just comes out as "ello sailor" in English. (*_^)
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