Quadman2
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Not the "ticks" on the clock I worry bout. It's the ones in the bush, as the dog and I can attest to this. We are both survivors.
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Not the "ticks" on the clock I worry bout. It's the ones in the bush, as the dog and I can attest to this. We are both survivors.
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SolderIron
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I can't believe I made this mistake today. I tried to make one battery out of 2 batteries. I didnot check the polarities a couple times before proceed. Needless to say, I found they were not the same when I made the last connection. There was flash and smoke like in a welding job. Yeah, 24 volts is a bit low for welding.
usedto
Lunatic Member
Quite the contrary. Most electric welder output is between 17 and 35V.
Amperage - now that's a different story.
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DesertRatt
All Bark, No Bite!
Flying time
When you are 12, it seems an eternity before you become a teenager. When you are 75, it seems like a week ago you just turned 74. Why?
Hypothesis:
All time is relative to the length of your current life, not the rotation of the earth around the sun.
At 12, another year is 1/12 of your experience. At 75, another year is a mere 1/74 of your life.
When you are 12, it seems an eternity before you become a teenager. When you are 75, it seems like a week ago you just turned 74. Why?
Hypothesis:
All time is relative to the length of your current life, not the rotation of the earth around the sun.
At 12, another year is 1/12 of your experience. At 75, another year is a mere 1/74 of your life.
spicer
Lunatic Member
Yes, yes, yes. What it is, one is remembering what it was like to be young, the other is young.
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audionerd
An hour in the dentist chair is longer than an hour at the beach regardless of age.
According to Albert, everthing is relative.
DesertRatt
All Bark, No Bite!
The 7 hours of sleep seems like about 7 hours of time went by. HOWEVER, the 5 hours I was in surgery seemed like ZERO time went by. We can tell time in our sleep, but not when knocked unconscious by propofol, I guess.
SolderIron
Addicted Member
Good to know it is under 50. That is why never heard electrocution by a welder. I was expecting something in the range of 4o volts.Quite the contrary. Most electric welder output is between 17 and 35V.
Amperage - now that's a different story.
SolderIron
Addicted Member
Makes a lot of sense.
Here is another view:
Old people are occupied with a lot of things to do; time running short especially if you are behind. What? bills so soon?
Young kids - No variety, nothing but same old boring school and homework. It is a long-suffering sucker task.
Mystic
We're all born mad
Eennuf already !When is enough, enough?
And why isn't Enough spelled Enuff?
spicer
Lunatic Member
Sumbitch ya know. It's called imprisoning oneself. Talk about Plato's cave, look at those chains.
DesertRatt
All Bark, No Bite!
I think they call it the wonders of "progress" and "civilization."
DesertRatt
All Bark, No Bite!
To make it ironic, I believe that's an AI generated picture!
nailer
audionerd
We all have them ... mine aren't binding me to social media though.
WannaBeHiFi
Active Member
The four Stages of Life
1. You believe in Santa
2. You don't believe in Santa
3. You are Santa
4. You look like Santa
Merry Christmas.
1. You believe in Santa
2. You don't believe in Santa
3. You are Santa
4. You look like Santa
Merry Christmas.
It's not the voltage—it's the current. I've accidentally " welded" using a car battery and an open-end wrench. Once is enough.
