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Tesla's Daughter

Take caution my friend. Do make sure there are no places along a ceiling or high inside a room that can accumulate H. Outside should be ok as I said earlier, just be very freakin careful about where the H can escape to.
 
I've owned a Prius for 10 years (should have been 15, but my wife had to have her goddamn Jeep). But I do love Toyota's new fuel cell car. https://ssl.toyota.com/mirai/fcv.html What an engineering delight, but hydrogen is unavailable in my location. Please ship me all of your excess hydrogen so I can buy this car.
 
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By the way Tesla never had a daughter. He was married to his work. No time for "the old in out". :embarassed:

"Tesla never married, explaining that his chastity was very helpful to his scientific abilities.[SUP][228][/SUP] He once said in earlier years that he felt he could never be worthy enough for a woman, considering women superior in every way. His opinion had started to sway in later years when he felt that women were trying to outdo men and make themselves more dominant. This "new woman" was met with much indignation from Tesla, who felt that women were losing their femininity by trying to be in power. In an interview with the Galveston Daily News on 10 August 1924 he stated, "In place of the soft voiced, gentle woman of my reverent worship, has come the woman who thinks that her chief success in life lies in making herself as much as possible like man—in dress, voice and actions, in sports and achievements of every kind ... The tendency of women to push aside man, supplanting the old spirit of cooperation with him in all the affairs of life, is very disappointing to me".[SUP][230][/SUP] Although he told a reporter in later years that he sometimes felt that by not marrying, he had made too great a sacrifice to his work,[SUP][33][/SUP] Tesla chose to never pursue or engage in any known relationships, instead finding all the stimulation he needed in his work."
 
Quite the logician to harness his reproductive energies to his technological pursuits. And to think the barbarians of the west bombed these smart Serbs into submission to trash their economic experiment.
 
Um… It's just a name. A play on words. It could have been Edison's Aunt Naomi or ancient Egyptian's Daughter or Ohm's Bitch Electrical reference, female reference. Edison was a hack and, really, what have the ancient Egyptians done lately? Ohm who? I'm here to learn how to grow weed easy. If I happen to splice a gene with a razor blade along the way Ma & Pa GWE will have to give me my own page.
I'm going to name my as yet unnamed plants that just flipped 'Tesla's Daughters' as the grow. They will be named 'Tttzzzztt' and 'Cracker'. Tesla's Daughters sounds cool, too. And good for NT. People that obsessed with their work don't make for loving relationships. Although I am not the person to affirm nor deny a man's maternal relationship with his work or kids.
 
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