on a lighter note...

[Doug Hamilton]

What else are they good for?

Have you ever tried to cook and eat one?

The gravy seemed to be a little thin.

 

[John the Electrician]

@John the Electrician - come on, dude, that's funny.

Stripping out the screw head was just the chef's kiss to the red loctite.

All right, I’ll play.

Anyone notice the $100 is fake. That’s really a dick move!

 

[Hogpatrol]

All right, I’ll play.

Anyone notice the $100 is fake. That’s really a dick move!

At the plant I worked, we'd tear off the corner of a bill and place it under a skid in an aisle where it could be spotted. At shift change, faked out multiple people. Same plant one of the day shift janitors would go around and check all the change slots in the vending machines. We'd superglue a nickel, dime or quarter in a couple then watch the antics. Invariably, he'd ask one of the millwrights or toolmakers if he could borrow a hammer and chisel. Funny part was, with OT, he probably made as much or more as any tradesperson.

 

[steve white]

At the plant I worked, we'd tear off the corner of a bill and place it under a skid in an aisle where it could be spotted. At shift change, faked out multiple people. Same plant one of the day shift janitors would go around and check all the change slots in the vending machines. We'd superglue a nickel, dime or quarter in a couple then watch the antics. Invariably, he'd ask one of the millwrights or toolmakers if he could borrow a hammer and chisel. Funny part was, with OT, he probably made as much or more as any tradesperson.

A hardware store had a quarter superglued to the floor. My little daughter, age 4, said "daddy, why can't I pick it up?" They probably got grins daily.