Lets make Friday 'Joke Day'!

Cap'n Jack said:
It's either India (type D plug) or South Africa (type M plug). Australia, New Zealand, and China uses type I plugs with blades, not round connections.
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Hard to tell for sure, but the pic looks to me like blades on the bottom, not round sockets.
 
I have a multi-country power brick and one plug is labeled US/Aus but for Australian you have to twist the plugs to a diagonal.
 
"If winter is too long for you, you can make it shorter by borrowing money that's due in spring"
 
Just wanted to caution all of you about a scam that's happening on Ebay ...

I ordered my wife some high dollar jewelry and they sent me some airplane parts.
 
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On OReilly autoparts, item #121G is not for sale for some reason. I mean, why even list it!?

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and now how people have googled it to see where else it might be listed...
 
Daleandee said:
Just wanted to caution all of you about a scam that happening on Ebay ...

I ordered my wife some high dollar jewelry and they sent me some airplane parts.
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The scammer is probably long gone. If you want to recoup some of your money let me know and I'll give you half of what you paid for them.

I normally wouldn't do that but you seem like a nice guy and all. Just trying to help.

:cheerswine:
 
Daleandee said:
Just wanted to caution all of you about a scam that's happening on Ebay ...

I ordered my wife some high dollar jewelry and they sent me some airplane parts.
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did my crankshaft somehow get mixed in with that delivery?
 
Bob Noel said:
and now how people have googled it to see where else it might be listed...
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Yeah, shesh. I wanted one.

https://dentalparts.com/product/flux-capacitor/

Is out of stock too. Geez, if I had one in the future, I could come back today Feb 1st at 4:40 and give myself a ride forward to get it.

I see them on Amazon too, but that’s all just cheap imitation junk that isn’t real.
 
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I admit that one went way over my head... but I'm not sure I want the explanation...
 
bflynn said:
I wanna know the story behind this one.

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It's statistics.... If you drop enough bombs, sooner or later you're going to hit a beef. Er, I mean a cow.

According to my late uncle, at least in Europe in the mid-40s, this could also sometimes happen to riflemen, for some reason more often when everyone was hungry.
 
Albany Tom said:
It's statistics.... If you drop enough bombs, sooner or later you're going to hit a beef. Er, I mean a cow.

According to my late uncle, at least in Europe in the mid-40s, this could also sometimes happen to riflemen, for some reason more often when everyone was hungry.
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"Biggest deer I ever saw!"

If you drop a bomb on a cow, are you allowed to keep it like when you hit a deer with your car? If there's anything left, of course. :rolleyes:
 
My brother said that when they returned from a sortie in Vietnam and had not expended all of their ordinance, they would go find a water buffalo to drop the remaining bombs on rather than land with a live bomb strapped underneath. That's what the pic made me think of.
 
Dana said:
You can in Connecticut, you'd think things would be easier down south (or maybe down south too many goot ol' boys would try to hit it). I salvaged a roadkill once.
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The way we do roadkill in my neck of the woods is simple. Take a drive over to see family/friends in another county. On the way note on a tablet everything that's been run over in the road. After a short visit and returning home, anything in the road not listed on the tablet is "fresh" ...
 
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