Stupidity at its nerdiest
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lmfao thats just the kind of shenanigans me and my class get up to in science (i have GCSE soon send help) (gcse is a uk thing its like an end of school before colege or 6th form test)
@weeblikeartist i wish you best of luck on your testing, i take somewhat similar test hear where I live and its so annoying.
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KINDA FORGOT THIS. I'm the safety captain on the team and last season i wasnt there for one day and what does my team mate do? he decides to use an orbital sander to remove fiberglass from a sheet of metal from an 1940's heater, and he did it without a mask on.
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lol
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it happens to me all the time
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i was embarrsed
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@weeblikeartist i wish you best of luck on your testing, i take somewhat similar test hear where I live and its so annoying.
@Me-Is-I u too bro
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Not necessarily dumb, but I used an angle grinder to cut through steel and nearly caught fire
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Not necessarily dumb, but I used an angle grinder to cut through steel and nearly caught fire
@Me-Is-I wrong tool buddy..
nah ive done some wack shit too. held an entire laptop together with duct tape and a prayer. battery fell out quite a bit
there was this one time where the battery pack of my xbox 360 controller broke a very important piece that held it together so it was constantly falling out
so i used a piece of tin foil
and some duct tape
and some of that poster gum stuff
and thats how i fixed it -
@Me-Is-I wrong tool buddy..
nah ive done some wack shit too. held an entire laptop together with duct tape and a prayer. battery fell out quite a bit
there was this one time where the battery pack of my xbox 360 controller broke a very important piece that held it together so it was constantly falling out
so i used a piece of tin foil
and some duct tape
and some of that poster gum stuff
and thats how i fixed it@sam-the-cat you are quite intelligent, duct tape fixes everything sometimes az zip-tie or two can help aswell. And it was either the angel grinder or the metal band saw that was missing a blade
