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This is not the thread for debating whether or not pictures are funny, it's the thread for posting funny pictures and talking about Warhammer
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South Park has better animation than this.
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Jamesman posted:South Park has better animation than this. 
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Paladinus posted:Imagine being that guy, who came up with that fake bullshit to get points on imgur or whatever.
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Guy Goodbody posted:That's assuming that the Hive Fleets the Imperium has encountered are the bulk of Tyranid forces. Which seems unlikely. The theories I've heard are that they're vanguards of a much, much greater Tyranid fleet that ate a neighboring galaxy and is looking for more food, or that they're running from something. I've always like the 'running from something' theory, because then the galaxy is well and truly hosed. 
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Garrand posted:I work in a hardware store. The number of times I get a lady in "My husband just sent me to pick up a screw." Man it must be so great to be able to lord your supreme knowledge about a 6/32 vs 8/32 over some housewife. I'm really impressed with how awesome you you are.
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Ferrule posted:Man it must be so great to be able to lord your supreme knowledge about a 6/32 vs 8/32 over some housewife. I'm really impressed with how awesome you you are. If you need a screw for an outlet or switch cover plate they are 6-32 oval head screws and cabinet and drawer pulls are usually 8-32 truss head screws, at least the metal ones with tapped threads. Wood ones often just use wood screws.
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Guy Goodbody posted:This is not the thread for debating whether or not pictures are funny, it's the thread for posting funny pictures and talking about Warhammer Awwwww, he built a mini of his house. I wonder if he made little miniatures of him and his family that are just a little better looking and the furniture in it is just a little nicer.
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 ‘Establishment’ wigs an aid to young men in the 1970s
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Solice Kirsk posted:Awwwww, he built a mini of his house. I wonder if he made little miniatures of him and his family that are just a little better looking and the furniture in it is just a little nicer. In my head canon, he's about to smash it with that rock.
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Choco1980 posted:In my head canon, he's about to smash it with that rock. In my head canon my parents actually love me
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bunnyofdoom posted:In my head canon my parents actually love me In my head canon your parents love me too.
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Garrand posted:If you need a screw for an outlet or switch cover plate they are 6-32 oval head screws and cabinet and drawer pulls are usually 8-32 truss head screws, at least the metal ones with tapped threads. Wood ones often just use wood screws. Congratulations, you win screw knowing.
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Garrand posted:I work in a hardware store. The number of times I get a lady in "My husband just sent me to pick up a screw." Man, I wish I got hit on at work...
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I ain't watching a twentytwo minute video.
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Who What Now posted:I ain't watching a twentytwo minute video. pretty quickly you start rooting for the guy
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Ultimate Shrek Fan posted:Congratulations, you win screw knowing. There are multiple grades of bolts and you can identify them based on the markings on their heads. Grade 2 bolts are just basic steel bolts. They will have either no markings or just a manufacturers stamp on the head. Grade 5 bolts are hardened bolts that can be identified by 3 lines in a kind of Y pattern on the head. These can sometimes be used as shear pins (although you'll want to know the force the shear pin is meant to take before putting in a hardened bolt) otherwise most people just go with grade 8. Grade 8 bolts are harder still and will have 6 lines on top of the head. These are standards for imperial measured SAE bolts. Metric bolts will have a number on the head indicating the grade of the bolt; 8.8, 10.9, and 12.9 are common although there are other grades. The higher the number the harder the metal.
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Doesn't a harder steel make it more brittle and thus more likely to snap under tensile loading?
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I think that generally refers to case-hardening, which is just a surface treatment.
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The Lone Badger posted:Doesn't a harder steel make it more brittle and thus more likely to snap under tensile loading? While harder bolts are technically more brittle, calling a bolt brittle is based on the relative strength of the bolt. The differences are such that even if a grade 8 bolt would break from being brittle a grade 5 and especially 2 bolt would have given way sooner anyway due to just being a weaker material. In short: If pure strength is what you're looking for grade 8 is always a better, if more expensive, option. e: To clarify: basically what's happening is that, as a bolt reaches the maximum load it can bear, it can either deform or break. Harder bolts will break as it hits those limits while softer metals bend instead. It's just that the grade 8 bolts limits are so much higher that it doesn't make much of a difference. I'm not a metallurgist by any means, this is just from what I've read up on the subject and talking with the rep who deals our fastener hardware. Garrand has a new favorite as of 02:35 on Jul 31, 2017 |
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edgy dunk best dunk
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RareAcumen posted:This is a riveting conversation. Screw you, I'm enjoying it.
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Memento posted:Screw you, I'm enjoying it. 
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Memento posted:I think that generally refers to case-hardening, which is just a surface treatment. Oh, I missed this. I believe that's actually the reverse. The point of case-hardening is hardening the exterior of a steel that can't be hardened (low carbon content) or requires certain forms of flexibility under specific kinds of stresses. Basically the tootsie pops of hardware. last edit: I honestly didn't mean to make so much of this. I was just planning on posting a screw or bolt based comment towards anybody who snarked my previous ones just to see how long people would reply. I tried searching for something funny on imgur but bolts just really aren't funny. 
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Garrand posted:Oh, I missed this. I believe that's actually the reverse. The point of case-hardening is hardening the exterior of a steel that can't be hardened (low carbon content) or requires certain forms of flexibility under specific kinds of stresses. Basically the tootsie pops of hardware. How the hell are the first two on the second row even supposed to work?
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Choco1980 posted:How the hell are the first two on the second row even supposed to work? It's a joke image.
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Choco1980 posted:How the hell are the first two on the second row even supposed to work? 
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How could anyone tell that's a joke image without the Obvious Plant logo in the corner?
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I've never gotten a joke in my entire life.
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Chard posted:I've never gotten a joke in my entire life. 
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Chard posted:I've never gotten a joke in my entire life. :smae:
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in olden days, one had the time to process the material both for the message presented at face-value and the subtlety required in its deeper message, incongruous with the one presented at face value, thereby creating humor through our individual attempts to reconcile the conflict between the face-value message and the deeper message at the heart of parody and satire. these days, we still have that time, but often the message itself is the joke. the conflict isn't in the incongruity of message but rather in the conflict between the message and the personal assumptions of the reader, combined with the common traits and events experienced by those in the same demographic. Gene Hackman Fan has a new favorite as of 06:51 on Jul 31, 2017 |
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