So I hopped out of the shower to a foggy mirror and figured time to take out the canned goo and retreat the mirror (I keep a can for just this purpose). That got me thinking, are there any other uses for this stuff?
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So I hopped out of the shower to a foggy mirror and figured time to take out the canned goo and retreat the mirror (I keep a can for just this purpose). That got me thinking, are there any other uses for this stuff?
I once read that it was used for marking anti personnel mines. It was useful as it was temporary and did not give an advantage to the opposing forces.
On a paper plate then smashed in some ones face :angel:
Chemical weapons are a no no.Quote:
Originally Posted by JOB15
Bob
It works good at getting blood out or car upholstery and carpets. It also works on clothes.
It removes pencil marks, and drawings from desk tops.
Are teachers would have us do this on the last day of each school year. That was in elementary school
How about something I can use like a can of silly string instead?
Canned goo can make an effective lubricant for your hones in lieu of oil or honing solution.
Rez, should I ask how the blood got on the car uphotery?
I’ve seen vids of soccer refs using some kind of sprayed foam to mark where a penalty kick is to be placed. Seems like a good use.
Im with Ray. Works on a hone nicely. But i just use Cremo for that.
I had purchased a can of Barbisol just before I started wet shaving. Used a little bit on hones. After a few years I decided to use it up. With the addition of a brush and added water, it actually works quite well for shaving.
1: Plan your escape route. For example leave your room door open for easy reentry.
2: Take an LP record jacket and flex it open and spray in goo.
3: Slide the open end under someones dorm room door from the hall way side.
4: Stomp very hard on the upper side of the record jacket.
5: If the room was occupied use your planned escape route. If not remove the liner and walk away like nothing is
amiss.
Warning, I read this somewhere and have never practiced it in person so do so at your own risk.
First and foremost--you need to know if someone is Right or Left Handed--
When I was in boot camp if someone fell asleep on their bunk, we'd spray out a really big glob of the canned shaving cream into someone's hands then they would place the blob on the Back of the sleeper's hand--then you would use a feather to tickle their nose--
Invariably they would use their glob loaded dominate hand to smear the crap all over their face--:y
Funny as hell till it happened to me! :banghead:
Saw that done first hand in my college dorm.Quote:
Originally Posted by 32t
We used a big manilla envelope. Every top desk drawer had a plywood board that slid back and forth on top of it. It supposedly was there to hold a typewriter.
Fill the envelope with goo...put opening under door...put board on top...jump and land on board:angel:
Pete <:-}
And some people think that it is useless!:shrug:
You buy a bag of crackers and put it on them as a topping.
My Husky says it tastes great and who am I to argue with her?
I'll be the usual voice of dissent and say that I used to get great smooth shaves with Edge Gel and my trusty old Gillette Sensor, and I'm sure I still could. But we have all been spoiled by the many soaps and creams that are far better.
I wouldn't mind having a can of Barbasol around for the nostalgia of it if nothing else (and yeah, for Roy's practical joke with shaving cream in the sleeper's hand, which we also used to do).
It's great for port-matching cylinder heads without removing them.
Fill the port with Barbasol and do your work.
As-done, vacuum out all the shaving-loaded Barbasol from the port. Viola!
As I reread this I can think of a step 1.5Quote:
Originally Posted by 32t
Take a few pennies. Depending on the slop of the door. Quietly tap them between the door and the frame on the latch side. This creates enough friction between the latch and the strike preventing unwanted opening from the inside.
If this is successful, after injecting the goo you can stand and laugh in the hallway with no possible immediate recourse from the occupants.
Removing the hing pins from the inside doesn't work...
Warning, This is against fire codes and I have only read about this and have never practiced it in person so do so at your own risk..........
Being "pennied" in a room..
Saw that happen too.
Pete <:-}
Dang so this is truthful from what I read.:wQuote:
Originally Posted by petercp4e
Back in '68 as a freshman in High School we had a teacher straight out of college. His name was Mr. Erickson. He taught off of note cards. Well some of us decided to have a bit of fun so during the lunch hour we removed the pins from the hinges from the door to his classroom and popped the door open then shuffled his note cards leave the first few in their proper place.
The door was put back and the hinge pins reinstalled and we waited for him to open the door. He wasn't very pleased when he got to the first out of place card.
Well this progressed and some of the guys filled his wastebasket 3/4 full of water, then put crumpled notebook paper on top then put a few of his note cards on top. The door was reassembled and when he found that his precious cards were in the trash he thrust his hand to retrieve them--soaking his suit coat sleeve to the elbow. Oh it was great.
Then it progressed to where the pins were just pulled and when he opened the door it fell off and onto the floor. He just walked away and we put the pins back. Well he got smart and started checking and if the pins were gone he just walked away. So a guy by the name of Carl Boyd (who would later become an Ag teacher) took the pins to the ag shop and cut the heads off with only enough of the shaft to keep them in place. Erickson saw that the pins were still there and opened the door--and it knocked him over and landed on top of him.
The principle called a general assembly and said that if Erickson and his classroom were ever disturbed again the police would be called in.
Damn it was fun while it lasted--The Sweathogs Had Nothing On Us!
Ohh yeah! The 1 gallon tin filled with water, enough stiff brown paper towels to cover the end and flipped upside down on the counter. Drove old Miss Hamilton over the edge as she went to the back counter to bitch about something out of place.
Soaked her ass as she picked it up! :beer1:
I saw ref’s spraying some goo In an international soccer game
Pennied in a room. I like this one. Glad i never knew of this one when i was younger. Id have bought a roll and did a lot of rooms.
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Cute Cartoon! :tu :bowQuote:
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However scrolling down at the website it's disgusting to read what the perverts have to say :banghead:Attachment 301857
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I read the comic in the paper this morning and thought about this thread.
I didn't look further in the comments.
Dang you guys are some serious practical jokers. I thought I was bad. I've played some that no doubt went overboard, both as a student, and now as a teacher on other teachers. A few come to mind:
-We had an old burnout math teacher when I was in the 9th grade. "Somebody" put a tack in her chair one day. She sat down, but got her fat ass back up right quick!
-We would also put some of the preserved dissecting specimens in the biology teacher's desk drawers that same year-9th graders are the worst!
-As a "grown-up" teacher, my mentor and dear friend about 20 years ago was very gullible. One day I watched his last class so that he could leave early for an appointment. I got kinda bored after taping his desk drawer shut, filling his stapler with paper clips, etc., so left a note from his "secret admirer" on his computer, calling him a "sexy old fart," etc. When he logged on the next morning, it popped up on his screen, and in his ignorance of technology, he thought someone had emailed it to him. He printed that letter up and obsessed over it for weeks, took it to out tech guy, the whole thing! I finally quit playing jokes on him as it was just too easy-no challenge.
-Last year I had a big Honors English IV class, with a big group of goofy guys and football players I called "the Bro Brigade." I kept getting phone calls in my room with someone breathing heavy. I later found out it was one of them (my favorite, actually); I'm pretty sure he was calling from another teacher's room whose mail-box I keep stuffed with my junk mail, catalogs, etc.
-My best friend and fishing buddy play jokes on either that go WAY over the line, not even sure I should post them here!
I figure if I were going to grow up, I would have done it by now!
A good substitute for moose back when I had hair
Hmmm :hmmm: Moose Back for hair--never would have thought of that on my own. :w My daughter and her husband have some moose meat in their freezer from his hunt way up north. I'll have to ask if they happen to have any of this 'moose back'. Maybe it's like Pork Back Fat :shrug:Quote:
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Life is way too short--You gotta have some fun while you're here. :yQuote:
Originally Posted by 32t
