Well then... I wonder what they do with belt dressing

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Great for cleaning aluminum befor tig welding.

I use it in Taxidermy, it's great for disolving and removing fat and grease

A long time ago, when I was young and very naive.. I was a rookie at a machine shop... The foreman handed me a styrofoam cup and told me to fill it with acetone...

Being so young and trying to get on his good side, I sprung to the task... filled the cup 3/4 full, put the cap back on the metal can... I carefully picked up the cup not wanting to spill, turned around slowly and took one step.. The bottom of the cup completely dissapeared and the acetone spilled all over the floor..

I said WHAT THE........??? and just about that time, the entire shop busted up laughing.. I was pranked!!!!

awsome as ultrasonic tank carb cleaner

and fun to mix with 80%peroxide, dash of nitric and
play demo man with the solid percipitates.(2-4 gm.)
maybe add 100% white phosphous for trigger.
dont try this in your kitchen without being
HAZMAT CERT.

Alrightey then, I would like to take the time now to apologize for breaking your balls last night in the quest for bad humor, I am sorry and I will never do it again I am glad you live very far away and I hope you don't mess with long range rockets

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!
yes I do missiles too from B1B and F15/16 propulsion systems and radar guided missile system design and test. that was the first 8 years of my career at Raytheon and very prolific.
we could hit a dime on the sidewals in times squear from a space sattelite microwave beam then direct "something" to follow that path
better than lasers cause you cant see the red dot before incomming
we can also implant
some AcetonePerox atoms on semiconductor chips and make them self destruct given the right code transmission. they could be Mfg and put in anything electronic and let sit dormant till time for a blast
military secret-got out of the bag from the pentagon leaked harddrive caper few years ago

anyone got a pic of an Amish girl welding????
wearing a full leather welders chaps and suit LOL.
wheres all the photo shop guys.
I think they used Thermite though and a coal pit.
anyone got pics of an Amish Hot Pit
they were foung hanging round the blacksmith shop usually waiting on a big rod to be worked
Matt do you have that Amish/Aunt working on your Arrow still????
send pixx please.