"I know of some coherent photons who think he's rather exciting..."

Yes, back in the day he was known to leave the whole spectrum, er, beaming. Its that focus thing together with that knack for being so very coherent[*]. I assume it has something to do with animal magnetism.

"I'm positive this isn't my particular field"

Ah, Fox, that is just incoherent nonsense. A faux ton of BS. I ought to charge you for that. If I were to put myself out on the plank (which I do constantly!), I would say that you are in just the right state of mind. I would be shocked to hear otherwise.

"but I gauss I can vector into this dielectric to try to relieve some of the tensor and negativity (which may still be residual from the presidential electron) with some neutrality.
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Well, I am oscilating rapidly between a positive and negative view on this whole exchange. I suppose I will probably end up neutral on the whole affair along with you. This back-and-forth cycling really hertz my head.

"Now some may think this string of puns flux, or is even Bohring, but before we induct ourselves into that quantum jump... it amperes we should reflect (or at least refract) on our place in the spectrum before we become polarized."

Now that was just positively terminal. I am afraid I can't top that even with spin. I find myself in a quarky position here. And your right to mention my weak field, while I am capable of electrifying feats of deductive reasoning, induction has never been my strong point.

Fox (born 120 years to the day after James Clark Maxwell)

Well, I gauss that mean you are no Max Daddy!

Sorry. That last one just cheapens the whole affair. But I could not, er, resist.

Davin L.

[*]One time, when the wave he was surfing collapsed out in Hawaii, I thought they were just going to all disappear, they were in such a state. It was such an uncertain moment, until they observed him washing up on the beach.