An electrician pun from Jane Austen.
In the same vein, I have a sweatshirt that sez, “Resistance isn’t futile, it’s voltage divided by current.”
An electrician pun from Jane Austen.
In the same vein, I have a sweatshirt that sez, “Resistance isn’t futile, it’s voltage divided by current.”
Now we really are sparking ! All amped-up.
Those folk have a potential difference, but nothing that cannot be carried by a good conductor.
Shocking! Was he amped, or just revolting? I certainly hope his insurance is current. Does he lives in DC.
My head hertz.
We need to increase the frequency of these electrical puns.
What’s new, besides c over lambda?
I want some P=IE!
Call for ELI the ICE man!
Too bad he unplugged himself Faraday. I guess he was too active and his fuse ran out. He should have known it’s Amperative to remain charged with the base. It would be ex-static if she jolts him back into circulation.
Ethel Rosenberg was offered a chance to avoid the electric chair, in exchange for her confession. But she didn’t want to pass up a chance to become a world famous conductor.
I think this is the winner.