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The starlings line up and enter the piston
cylinder, one at a time, attracted by their
favourite bird food. They flap around a
bit
trying to get out, causing the cylinder to
rise,
before exiting rapidly after the rising
piston
causes them to pass a gap where a
grinning
cat leers in
at them. As the cycle
continues,
fresh food is deposited, and the cylinder
admits a new starling.
No animal is injured powering the
Starling
Engine. Sorry couldn't resist. (an
allegorical agreement with The Sterling
Ideas Engine)
I'll make a
diagram some time if I can be bothered.
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Er.., eider know webber dis one will fly [xenzag]. |
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They wouldn't be as scared of the cat. |
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That is true. Then the use of a leer jet may be in order. |
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Is that a device that uses a puff of air to raise skirts for purient purposes? |
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Mr. Lear named his daughter Shanda Lear. I thought that was pretty cool. |
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