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Spheres

Spheres

Part of the centrifuge-type machinery.
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Dude... ya got some big brass ones.
hahaha and nice and shiney, too!
Those are impressive. The little curled nuts on top of the balls. (Okay, jokes go here.) I CAN say that I bet those are bigger than you think, because there's no comparison nearby.
Huge nuts on those balls!!! : > O
Why, it reminds me of ......me!
all this talk of nuts and balls - nobodoy even mentioned that lovely smooth thick sha...oops! sorry.
Governor has some big brass balls...
er.. sorry
Looks like alien eyes to me.
Klackers!!!
*shakes head again* Dear, oh dear, oh dear.

And here I was going to say this fine piece of equipment is far too clean to be taken seriously as a proper functioning piece of hardware.
Those are some nice set of balls.
Oh no!!! More Balls, and what nice big, round ,firm, shiny Balls they are.
Forgive me Pleeze?????
I was just kidding, I am not perverted, I don't think. tee hee!!!!!
That assembly is a governor to regulate speed
That particular piece of equipment had to stay clean....it is the governer to control the throttle of the steam engine. If it were dirty, the "balls" would not throw out to max speed, as the shaft would not slide the mechanism properly and the engine would not run to "balls-out" speed.
Of course, old dirty balls don't work nearly as well as young clean ones
Balls of steel. [/Duke Nukem voice]

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