Much better, thanks!

Dave’s not here, man!

Yeah, but there are also better ways too. Death by snu snu is what I want.

'Tis a bit clunky because I don’t know Mary’s husband’s name (if he had one? If there was a he? Idk I’m not religious), so the extra syllables throws it off a bit.

People come from moons and planets?!

Yeah, they’re for putting stuff into! Like genitals.

Mary’s husband Joseph doesn’t know that Mary and me

Do it on my camel every Sunday

She tells him she’s in church but she doesn’t go

Still she’s on her knees and Mary’s husband Joseph doesn’t know

Cousins?

That’s fatal.

Looks like a blue loaf of bread.

Zuckerbread, for all your nutritional needs*

*does not contain any nutritional value.

Theirs! Duh, bruh!

Edit: I don’t watch his nonsense, but I can only assume it’s what they’re “owed” by society/women as “alpha males idiots”.

Very interesting. I knew large scale versions were used in grid stabalization, but never knew smaller scale versions were available. That would be ideal for op, as there is essentially no maintenance involved.

Child’s brain: “do it, it’ll be super rad!”

Parent: “oh lawd!”

Brain: “hey, don’t do this scenario, it’ll kill you.”

Me: "yeah, no shit brain.

Thanks fam, I appreciate the smiling faces on the crushing victims pedestrians, it’s a nice touch.

Don’t you worry about blank! Let me worry about blank!

Man, this is the worst choose your own adventure book I’ve ever read, all the options suck.

Nothing happens, the controller will open the circuit and prevent the current from flowing.

Optimal solution is biting the bullet and getting batteries, the controller will prevent them from being overcharged, and you will need stored energy on an island.

You could try gravity storage like the other person mentioned but it’s less efficient. During the day the solar panels power a pump/motor to move water/heavy object up high, and at night the water/object moves back down and powers a generator. There’s a lot more loss since you’re going:

solar energy>electrical energy>rotational energy>hydraulic energy/potential energy>rotational energy>electrical energy

and each transition will have losses due to friction and heat.

Not much, what’s a forlift with you?