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SpeareChucker
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Interesting information on all fronts. I learn so much here.
What I have learned is to keep the chickens in the coop.
What I like is the dead, 'dillah, half eaten by the dead 'possom half eaten by the vultures and then, thanks to morning/evening traffic, given up to the carrion beetles...
Not that our local traffic is bumper to bumper. You can get in a lot of Mississippis between vehicles here, but the buzzards are so freaking slow. It's like they have all day or something.
What I have learned is to keep the chickens in the coop.
What I like is the dead, 'dillah, half eaten by the dead 'possom half eaten by the vultures and then, thanks to morning/evening traffic, given up to the carrion beetles...
Not that our local traffic is bumper to bumper. You can get in a lot of Mississippis between vehicles here, but the buzzards are so freaking slow. It's like they have all day or something.
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I'm waiting to get the notification that my spark plug is ready for pick up. Then my fun starts.
SpeareChucker
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She looks like Lea Gabrielle...
bellisarius
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"Why did the Chicken cross the road?"
"To prove to the Possum it could be done."
"To prove to the Possum it could be done."
SpeareChucker
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Putting the full in figure!
SpeareChucker
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Have you gotten your nut off yet?
Okay, that was just freaking fun to say, so I did it. I think the josh is out, I have plants to water and a movie to be watched.
Okay, that was just freaking fun to say, so I did it. I think the josh is out, I have plants to water and a movie to be watched.
Wat_Tyler
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The son of a bitch hasn't budged, and I've cut 70% or so through it.
The nut buster won't reach - the quarters are too cramped.
So there's the little sawszall and the multi-tool. The sawsaw is about out of reach and the multi-tool takes its teeth off its blade in way too little cutting time.
Gotta get ready for a b-day luncheon. I can piddle with it later when I come home.
The nut buster won't reach - the quarters are too cramped.
So there's the little sawszall and the multi-tool. The sawsaw is about out of reach and the multi-tool takes its teeth off its blade in way too little cutting time.
Gotta get ready for a b-day luncheon. I can piddle with it later when I come home.
nowisthetime
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One thing to expect when there is a wide open forum in which humans can freely speak their mind, providing comforting anonymity, is that there is bound to be your garden variety sociopath, psychopath, and plain societal undesirable.
It comes with the vast territory.
As such, a human will claim "victory" in an argument in his own isolated mind, while society finds him a "loser" in a dunce hat.
As one shall say, "whatever floats your boat."
It comes with the vast territory.
As such, a human will claim "victory" in an argument in his own isolated mind, while society finds him a "loser" in a dunce hat.
As one shall say, "whatever floats your boat."
Que
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The son of a bitch hasn't budged, and I've cut 70% or so through it.
The nut buster won't reach - the quarters are too cramped.
So there's the little sawszall and the multi-tool. The sawsaw is about out of reach and the multi-tool takes its teeth off its blade in way too little cutting time.
Gotta get ready for a b-day luncheon. I can piddle with it later when I come home.
At this point it would have been simpler and cheaper to just discard a couple of A-Arms a steering knuckle some bearings a rotor a wheel and tire and call it a day
LtCol_Kilgore_Trout
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Okay, this tread makes as little sense as many of the others.
I feel like I need a translator.
I feel like I need a translator.
Bidin~Time
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That Wayne and his over achieving pneumatic wrench
Wat_Tyler
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I was talking with an Old Dude over lunch today. I think he's maybe a year older' me. So, he's ancient.
He theorized that Wayne cross-threaded the nut and then beat it on there with the impact gun.
After a few nano-seconds of consideration, I suspect that the Old Dude might be onto something.
I crossed one up on the front end, and it went up a few threads before it got to be a bitch. Problem is, this steel is soft as sheep shit - until you need for the malleable shit to break . . . .
He theorized that Wayne cross-threaded the nut and then beat it on there with the impact gun.
After a few nano-seconds of consideration, I suspect that the Old Dude might be onto something.
I crossed one up on the front end, and it went up a few threads before it got to be a bitch. Problem is, this steel is soft as sheep shit - until you need for the malleable shit to break . . . .
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I had a Ford Taurus wagon back in the late 80's / early 90's. That bitch was the worst for lugs and wheel studs. Twice a year I'd change out the studded tires for summer rubber or vise-versa. And twice a year, a fucking wheel stud would break on one of the front wheels when pulling the tires. I used a torque wrench for installing the lugs, 90 ft-lbs. But one would always be a stubborn bitch and I'd have to bust it off. I bet I still have a couple extra stud/lug combos out in the garage for that car.
Que
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I know there's a construction thread but isn't there an engineering thread somewhere?
I couldn't find it and I wanted to drop this in. One of those I wish I had thought of it ideas.
https://qz.com/1355672/stacking-concrete-blocks-is-a-surprisingly-efficient-way-to-store-energy/
I couldn't find it and I wanted to drop this in. One of those I wish I had thought of it ideas.
https://qz.com/1355672/stacking-concrete-blocks-is-a-surprisingly-efficient-way-to-store-energy/
Wat_Tyler
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Happy Monday!!!
This is a blurt thread, so all manner of things both great and small (intellectually) may find sanctuary here. And we do get Our Fair Share of sniveling visitors, too. The grapefruit spoons are in the drawer in the divider in their own little slot. Just wash and dry them before returning them after use, please. Someone may eat a grapefruit and need one - eventually.
I notice that the board's official rocket surgeon is still a little touchy about observations about her/himself which s/he didn't originate. Perhaps another couple of decades of therapy to build self-esteem. But that's pretty easy. There is a duality of honesty. The delusion of others is always rooted in the delusion of self, and vice versa, which may explain the level of horseshit present afloat.
Oh, and we have rain this morning. Joy . . . .
This is a blurt thread, so all manner of things both great and small (intellectually) may find sanctuary here. And we do get Our Fair Share of sniveling visitors, too. The grapefruit spoons are in the drawer in the divider in their own little slot. Just wash and dry them before returning them after use, please. Someone may eat a grapefruit and need one - eventually.
I notice that the board's official rocket surgeon is still a little touchy about observations about her/himself which s/he didn't originate. Perhaps another couple of decades of therapy to build self-esteem. But that's pretty easy. There is a duality of honesty. The delusion of others is always rooted in the delusion of self, and vice versa, which may explain the level of horseshit present afloat.
Oh, and we have rain this morning. Joy . . . .
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