Flux capacity
Flux capacity by fluxcapacity January 20, 2019
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flux capacity
flux capacity by Shadow.com June 28, 2018
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flux capacitor
Doc: "This is what makes time travel possible! The flux capacitor!"
Marty: impressed Flux capacitor!
Marty: impressed Flux capacitor!
flux capacitor by Phuyuck '74 March 23, 2004
flux capacitor
a electrical capacitor capable of storing the 1.21 gWe generated by a nuclear reaction, or lightning bolt. Unique due to its size, as conventional capacitors that can handle such energy would take up the space of a small apartment complex. The device has nothing to directly with time travel, merely allowing the 1.21 gWe to be used all at once, and in phase.
"And that's when you came up with the idea for the Flux Capacitor...
Which... is what makes time travel possible." - Marty McFly
Which... is what makes time travel possible." - Marty McFly
flux capacitor by Ornament September 22, 2010
flux capacitor
flux capacitor by Ronda of the 7th level of Yarr!~ March 7, 2003
Flux Capacitated
Flux Capacitated : The extreme feeling of being totally engulfed and enthralled by the exhilarating music and lyrics of the phenom Flux Capacitor Band.
When you hear the Flux Capacitor's original songs, Dome, Moth, Monolith, Unite, Everythings Happening, Helpin You Out, on and on, you begin to become Flux Capacitated, and you begin with uncontrollable smiling, you sing, dance, flail your arms and begin to experience intense euphoric pleasure! This continues indefinately or until you experience your next Flux Capacitor Music Encounter.
Flux Capacitated by Mama Flux December 7, 2011
Flux Capacitor Speak
Using lots of technical sounding jargon to make something sound more important or complicated than it really is. When in reality it makes no sense what so ever. But, IT SOUNS COOL!
"The collector and the timed switching device are incorporated in the nature of the bee-bees in brine. In conjunction with a magnetic field and the load, the flux capacitor uses the hierarchical structure of the cosmos as a timer! The trilamination of the tiny spheres with selected metals and their subjection to a magnetic field and current (sustained by the load) destabilizes the orderliness of the proton, the heavier atom and the "tissue" of individual layers of metal. The matter then seeks to re-establish itself in the fractal set." Flux Capacitor Speak
Flux Capacitor Speak by The Mad Hatter Lives January 16, 2009
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