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LITERARY QUOTE FOR THE DAY (Military Tech & Soap Dept., Part I)
Far beneath the surface of the North Atlantic, inside the US nuclear submarine
Sea Turnip, Second Lieutenant Major Sergeant Commander Bart Brickman glanced
at his watch. It was the Rolex Military Chronotron Model FX-6000, with 127
separate functions including day, date, tides, lunar phase, relative humidity
and domestic beet production. The display revealed to Brickman that the time
was 1400 hours. Brickman briskly punched this information into the Sea
Turnip's main computer, the 6.5-skillion megabyte RZT-960000 DataHumper by
Radio Shack. In less than one-billionth of a second, the computer flashed the
result on the cathode-ray tube display: "1400 HOURS EQUALS TWO O'CLOCK."
Snack time...
-- Dave Barry
