wait a minute, gene, YOU said they weren't 100% positive displacement. so, the
obvious question is: what % of the time are they negative displacement?

the question is nonsense, gene, because your statement is nonsense in the
context you made it. you were repeating something you heard way outside the
limits in which it was said, simply because you have no idea what it means.
you were just babbling, hoping to sound as if you belong in the universe of
people on this planet.

the pump is not 100% positive
displacement

oh, it is negative displacement what % of the time?

Pumps are only negative displacement in Jaxworld, where apparently
everything is JaxBackward.

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yeah, gene, that is a tough concept for an idiot like you to accept. But gut
it out, gene, for it is the creed of qualified mechanics everywhere. Not among
hammer mechanics to be sure, but certainly among all qualified mechanics. (you
think I made up those words? I first heard them more than 45 years ago.)