Aussie Guide To Power Supplies

[Buck]

Fancy finding this in your power supply:

http://www.uq.edu.au/education/extra/all.html

Compliments of the University of Queensland
*Due to the size of the pictures, only the URL has been supplied.

 

[timwhit]

Dang, that is one computer I wouldn't want to work on.

 

[Jake the Dog]

aw, that's a shame. that snake is a young red-bellied black snake.

I'm not surpised that one found it's way inside a PSU. they're a relatively common snake, found up an down most of the east coast of Ausltralia. they're quite dangerous too, easily capable of killing a small child however most adults will survive a bite, that is after suffering for few days. they make an adult very, very sick.

 

[Tea]

So far as snakes to be bitten by go, those are not too bad. The fangs are small, placed at the back of the jaw, and the poison is relatively benign. I would certainly rather be bitten by one of those than by a Brown, a Tiger, a Taipan, a Copperhead, or a Death Adder. Or for that matter, than by a Mamba, a Cobra, or a Rattlesnake, but being 10,000 miles away from those African, Indian and American fellows, I guess I'm reasonably safe - particularly as my reflexes are faster. Poor old Tannin might struggle though. He has the lightning reaction time of a hibernating three-toed sloth with a valium prescription.

 

[Bartender]

Tannin . . . has the lightning reaction time of a hibernating three-toed sloth with a valium prescription.

I'm sure if you say the right words, he'll move like you've never seen.

 

[Tea]

And theze wordz are???

 

[NRG = mc²]

"snake between your legs!!"

 

[Jake the Dog]

"snake between your legs!!"

perhaps if one were to add to that "or are you happy to see me" might Tannin move like the proverbial. (depending on who asked of course)

 

[blakerwry]

aww.... he was just trying to keep warm. What's a cold blooded animal to do?

 

[Tea]

You think he could remember how?