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How much weight is all that concrete adding to the floor, too? I'd be worried about the joists and everything.
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slap me silly posted:How much weight is all that concrete adding to the floor, too? I'd be worried about the joists and everything. Probably one/one and a half americans
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Cakefool posted:And would you say there's about 400lbs there, or more? Well if they can steal it, they can have it.
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Oh, I took that picture. I added all of the concrete so I can secure my motorcycle to the toilet
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moist turtleneck posted:Oh, I took that picture. I added all of the concrete so I can secure my motorcycle to the toilet I question your measurements, sirrah.
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Bad Munki posted:Well if they can steal it, they can have it. moist turtleneck posted:Oh, I took that picture. I added all of the concrete so I can secure my motorcycle to the toilet Suspect Bucket posted:I question your measurements, sirrah. ..and we've come full circle. Amazing.
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goddamnit
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Platystemon posted:It “poisons” the concrete and prevents it from setting as fast or as hard. Do concrete pourers usually carry sugar on hand, just in case somebody fucks up?
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Horse Clocks posted:Do concrete pourers usually carry sugar on hand, just in case somebody fucks up? You know, it probably doesn't hurt to carry a few pounds in a concrete truck. Always have some on hand for your coffee or tea, bring some lemon powder and you can make lemonade, sounds nice actually.
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Suspect Bucket posted:You know, it probably doesn't hurt to carry a few pounds in a concrete truck. Always have some on hand for your coffee or tea, bring some lemon powder and you can make lemonade, sounds nice actually. I just had a mental image of somebody sterilizing a mixer truck and using it to pour the biggest smoothie ever. Or mix the dough to an actual gingerbread house.
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Drake_263 posted:I just had a mental image of somebody sterilizing a mixer truck and using it to pour the biggest smoothie ever. You sir have some darn good ideas. But, hear me out. Let's take it a step further. Imagine pulling up to a party in a MARGARITA MIXING TRUCK. You could even divide the tanks in 4 and serve Strawberry, Classic Lemon Lime, Cola, and Non-Alcoholic!
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Suspect Bucket posted:You sir have some darn good ideas. But, hear me out. Let's take it a step further. Imagine pulling up to a party in a MARGARITA MIXING TRUCK. You could even divide the tanks in 4 and serve Strawberry, Classic Lemon Lime, Cola, and Non-Alcoholic! I, for one, long for the day when I can order margaritas by the yard.
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Jan 31, 2016 21:00
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Bad Munki posted:I, for one, long for the day when I can order margaritas by the yard. You can already get margaritas by the yard.  You mean by the square yard?
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Geirskogul posted:You can already get margaritas by the yard. Cubic, son. Cubic.
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Bad Munki posted:Cubic, son. Cubic. 
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Yeah, and?
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Bad Munki posted:Yeah, and? 
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I'd like 3 humans of margeritas please bartender.
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Geirskogul posted:You can already get margaritas by the yard. Judging by the size of that glass you need at least 8 to 12 of those before they make a meter of beer.
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Geirskogul posted:You can already get margaritas by the yard. That’s not a margarita, though.
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yeah, there's no salt on the rim
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ExplodingSims posted:I'd like 3 humans of margeritas please bartender. "No, of course I'm not going to drink all of it myself. I'm splitting it with a friend."
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ExplodingSims posted:I'd like 11 humans of margaritas please bartender.
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ExplodingSims posted:I'd like 3 humans of margeritas please bartender. Is this where they mama bird it to you?
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Suspect Bucket posted:You sir have some darn good ideas. But, hear me out. Let's take it a step further. Imagine pulling up to a party in a MARGARITA MIXING TRUCK. You could even divide the tanks in 4 and serve Strawberry, Classic Lemon Lime, Cola, and Non-Alcoholic! A lot of people in the margarita machine community have already put together some pretty good margarita mixing trucks. Common thing to do is get an old Unimog flatbed, mount an Albers and Tomlinson rotary with external drive so you can hook it directly to the PTO, and tack up a dispensing frame that hangs off the back. You can easily get 12 MPM out of that without stressing the engine, and the diesel is fuel-efficient enough that you can run that rate consistently through an entire sporting event on a single tank and still have enough to get home. Can't say I've ever seen a mobile unit built out of a cement mixer, though; that'd be a sight.
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30 Goddamned Dicks posted:How do you even begin to clean something like that up? Shovel as much as you can before it sets, then...??? There was an episode on Dirty Jobs like that, where the whole neighborhood's sewage backed up into this one lady's finished basement. They just dealt with the cleanup though. By the way, it was much worse than that picture.
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Sagebrush posted:Can't say I've ever seen a mobile unit built out of a cement mixer, though; that'd be a sight. The trick is managing to do it as a continuous pour for the entire payload.
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Sagebrush posted:A lot of people in the margarita machine community have already put together some pretty good margarita mixing trucks. Common thing to do is get an old Unimog flatbed, mount an Albers and Tomlinson rotary with external drive so you can hook it directly to the PTO, and tack up a dispensing frame that hangs off the back. You can easily get 12 MPM out of that without stressing the engine, and the diesel is fuel-efficient enough that you can run that rate consistently through an entire sporting event on a single tank and still have enough to get home. Can't say I've ever seen a mobile unit built out of a cement mixer, though; that'd be a sight. I'm not sure if you're making GBS threads me or not.
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http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=1798430 Sadly all the pics were on waffleimages.
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Aw, come on, man, you couldn't at least let it go for a page or so? 
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My timing is so bad  That is a really good thread though!
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slap me silly posted:http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=1798430 Nah, those dudes were pussies, everyone used countertop models. This is the new wave of margarita machining! Hip, young, and MOBILE!
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Suspect Bucket posted:Nah, those dudes were pussies, everyone used countertop models. This is the new wave of margarita machining! Hip, young, and MOBILE! Margarita machining is a dying trade old man. Today it's all about margaritas 3d printing.
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ExplodingSims posted:Margarita machining is a dying trade old man. Today it's all about margaritas 3d printing. Only for one-off/low-volume margarita prototypes. Margarita 3d printing just can't compete when it comes to large-scale margarita production.
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When Cthulhu rises from his unknowable dreams, we'll be ready. We'll be at the beach, watching sanity weep. We'll watch Great Cthulhu claw his way to the shore and spin up our mixers. And by all the gods great, small and weird, we'll get the bastard so blackout drunk he'll sleep off the hangover for another strange aeon or five.
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Bad Munki posted:Only for one-off/low-volume margarita prototypes. Margarita 3d printing just can't compete when it comes to large-scale margarita production. That's why we have to strike while the titanium is cold and break into the stagnated margarita industry and ride the wave of innovation! AND WE SHALL RIDE IT IN A GIANT MOBILE MARGARITA MACHINE.
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Suspect Bucket posted:AND WE SHALL RIDE IT IN A GIANT MOBILE MARGARITA MACHINE. I was actually just watching a video about using a twin-scroll type supercharger to mix room temperature tequila, triple sec, and lime, at high pressures, then using forced air to cool the pressurized mixture back down to room temperature in such a way that the mixture, when depressurized, achieves a perfect slush coefficient. With a sufficiently large intercooler and the right air flow, there's no limit to your MPM! e. Found the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ac7G7xOG2Ag
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Surely you'd fill one cement mixer with baileys and then add in the lime juice as you poured, I don't know what all this "margarita" nonsense is about.
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