*whir whir whir*

"Lookin' good in that swimsuit girl!"

*whir whir whir*

"What?"

*whir whir whir*

"I say you're lookin' fine, baby!"

*whir whir whir*

"About a quarter 'till. Why?"

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"What? Oh, yeah! Beautify sky!"

*whir whir whir*

"Huh?"

*whir whir whir*

"What??"

@Atrocious:

Winner of this thread.

I'm sure its going to be really great... especially with headless birds dropping on top of you while you swim

Just how much wind-generated-power does that pool need to function???

Too much - same with our backyard pool.

Westwood Studios called and wants the plans for their Dune II wind generators back.

@Stang70Fastback: Thank you for ruining my joke with your stupid reality... :(

Why would someone put a pool in the middle of a desert?

@ideaman2020: Better than a pool in the middle of a glacier. If I was stuck in the desert, I'd love a wind shade powered pool.

Here in beautiful South Dakota, we have enough wind to supply everyone's pool with energy!

Does the roof somehow impede evaporation?

A pool in the middle of a desert with extra wind getting blown over it, is really gonna have a hard time staying full.

@zenpoet: Not that hard when it's only warm enough to go outside one week a year.

@Cerixus: I try... :)

@zenpoet: dude. i thought i was the only one from sodak that reads and comments on these boards. our state is movin' on up with george and weise.

@ ideaman
i don't know, ask everyone that lives in LA or Vegas.

@D.LYTE: We are legion!

@92BuickLeSabre: Not true dear friend. Summers are scorching, lasting, not that strangely, 3 months. Yes, its cold in the winter, but you look forward to snow when you have a weeks worth of supra 100 degree weather.

@mbodey: People that lives in LA or Vegas usually are near buildings, not a bare desert.

If I were in a desert, a swimming pool might be ok, but a water fountain would probably be better. [I wouldn't wanna drink pool water, would you?]