Fully operational
Google Maps has just put up Street Level images for Pittsburgh, PA, and my friend Brian discovered evidence that the next-generation weather control laser, which the University of Pittsburgh has been developing for years, has now gone into production mode. Mounted to the 42-story Cathedral of Learning on the Pitt campus, it is the first weapon capable of dispersing Pittsburgh’s persistent (some would say “constant”) cloud cover. It is also capable of vaporizing a human target in orbit, which will be handy when Space Hitler inevitably returns. Critics have complained about the expense of the project, pointing out that there are plenty of other skyscraper-based death rays, but proponents emphasize that none match the Pitt device for energy density, total photon flux, or appetizing pierogie aroma.

Ian:
Strike Chancellor Nordenberg down, and he shall become more powerful than you could ever imagine.
10 October 2007, 1:06 pmColin:
Before I kill you, Mr Bond, tell me — what do you think of my Doomsday Device?
10 October 2007, 5:12 pmKen:
This is going to help Pittsburgh export more big sky.
12 October 2007, 6:51 amColin:
Montana is already awash in Big Sky, so it will be interesting to see if another market can be developed for Pittsburgh’s (apparently) unwanted meterological product.
13 October 2007, 11:18 am