The Crawling Eye - A Break in the Clouds at Trollenberg
Prof. Crevett:
Well, Alan. For the first time in weeks, the Trollenberg is free from clouds.
Alan Brooks:
Yes - and let's hope it stays that way.
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The Crawling Eye - Discussion of an Unusual Cloud Formation
Prof. Crevett:
And then dere is da cloud.
Alan Brooks:
What cloud?
Prof. Crevett:
Come on, Alan, you know what I'm talking about. Da cloud where there should be no cloud.
Alan Brooks:
Where there are mountains, there are always clouds.
Prof. Crevett:
But dis one remains static. On da side of da Trollenberg it never moves.
Alan Brooks:
A freak of nature.
Prof. Crevett:
A radioactive freak of nature?
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The Crawling Eye - The Cost of Scientific Observation
Prof. Crevett: [activates electric window cover]
D'you see? Television cameras on da roof. We watch everywhere. You know, da government - da government, they say to me, "Professor, do you have to have such expensive things? Windows are much cheaper!" And I say I have to have, and I have! Dat over there, dat is the only window. And even for dat, we have protection. Look. Dat will stand up to any avalanche. Uh, dat too was very expensive. All this to study cosmic rays, huh?
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