repair tools everyone should have

[unclejed613]

Bidirectional
Inertia
Generating
High
Amplitude
Multi
Matic
Electronic
Repair

tool

 

[canadaelk]

Please state your warranty! E

 

[KJ6EAD]

Is that the specialty tool that's used for percussive maintenance?

 

[Sceadwian]

Your forgot the space to use it.. No big hammer can be used without a space in the right place.

 

[KeepItSimpleStupid]

Yep, the BFH comes in handy sometime.

 

[transistor495]

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[tcmtech]

we should have a repair tools. so that if we need it, we don't have to borrow to neighbor...

Hey now. If it wasn't for borrowing my tools back from them I would never see my neighbors or family.

It shouldn't be too hard to guess who has the well equipped shop.)
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[transistor495]

I also see someone else has their favorite tool to use around here as well for smashing everything they think doesn't fit right.

My writing tool not working nowadays..

 

[unclejed613]

My writing tool not working nowadays..

you mean your

Personal
Entry
Notator

and

Permanently
Acessible
Personal
Entry
Reader

???

 

[tcmtech]

I think he may be referring to the editor system here on the site.

A few of us have ran intregularlyloccurringng odglitch'shs with it now like when running IEspell iscrambleses things instead of fixing them anoccasionallyly for no reason at all it madecidede to post or erase what you have written or when posted some of what you wrote never shows and things like that.

Seriously I didnt write it this way. This is how it comes out after running spell check.

 

[MrAl]

Bidirectional
Inertia
Generating
High
Amplitude
Multi
Matic
Electronic
Repair

tool

Hi,

You've been watching too many Bible Code documentaries

But more seriously all seriousness aside, just exactly what is an REMMAHGIB anyway...never heard of one

 

[unclejed613]

when i was younger, i was in the Army.... nobody loves acronyms as much as they do..... many of them end up in general usage , such as FUBAR, SNAFU (snafu mostly, but you do hear fubar occasionally... especially in linux tutorials, where it is used in the form of "foo.bar") .... some of them, like RADAR actually become words in common usage. the electronics industry supplies it's fair share of acronyms to common language, such as LED (which still gets pronounced as "ell-ee-dee") and not to be confused with Led Zeppelin (which actually was a spinoff of the term "lead balloon")....... just having some fun here.... i was wondering if anybody else had come across any other interesting (and humorous) ones?

the PEN and PAPER one came from a relative that worked as a tech writer for Honeywell. he actually produced an april fools data sheet for PEN and PAPER as a storage device.

 

[tvtech]

when i was younger, i was in the Army.... nobody loves acronyms as much as they do..... many of them end up in general usage , such as FUBAR, SNAFU (snafu mostly, but you do hear fubar occasionally... especially in linux tutorials, where it is used in the form of "foo.bar") .... some of them, like RADAR actually become words in common usage. the electronics industry supplies it's fair share of acronyms to common language, such as LED (which still gets pronounced as "ell-ee-dee") and not to be confused with Led Zeppelin (which actually was a spinoff of the term "lead balloon")....... just having some fun here.... i was wondering if anybody else had come across any other interesting (and humorous) ones?

the PEN and PAPER one came from a relative that worked as a tech writer for Honeywell. he actually produced an april fools data sheet for PEN and PAPER as a storage device.

We had a term too: NAFI.......meaning No Aim F...all Interest. Reserved for conscripted troops that had to do the Army thing for Two Years.

These troops had to be there....but had no interest.

Cheers,
tvtech