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Afternoon you all. My damn lawn mower broke so I took the broken part to school to get it welded, but I thought afterwards that we welded the part together backwards. So today I get the part welded the right way(I think). When I got home the part won't fit for some damn reason. Oh and during welding class some DA has messing with my hood while I was welding so I go to push him away, I get back to welding and the DA pushes me right off my feet while I was welding. OHHHH THAT PISSES ME OFF!!! I hate getting messed with when I am trying to weld.
That is serious when welding I hope you took care of him after school right
Ok being sick probably has something to do with it but I am a little lost here
What kind of school? I was assuming high school which usually starts in the a.m. You came into the OT in the p.m. I thought you may be confused on the time of day. Just trying to give you a little cr*p. Not so funny when it needs to be explained.
That is serious when welding I hope you took care of him after school right
No I got to get on the bus after school I got better things to do The kid is 17 years old and he just got his license 2 weeks ago, he also acts like a 2 year old and he thinks he knows everything. I'm surprised the shop teacher didn't say anything to him, The shop teacher saw me on the ground picking up stuff that dropped and he also heard me cussing I bet.
What kind of school? I was assuming high school which usually starts in the a.m. You came into the OT in the p.m. I thought you may be confused on the time of day. Just trying to give you a little cr*p. Not so funny when it needs to be explained.
O no the reason I started in the PM is because I woke up in the PM lol
No I got to get on the bus after school I got better things to do The kid is 17 years old and he just got his license 2 weeks ago, he also acts like a 2 year old and he thinks he knows everything. I'm surprised the shop teacher didn't say anything to him, The shop teacher saw me on the ground picking up stuff that dropped and he also heard me cussing I bet.
I know a couple kids at my school like that. I just walk away and always seems to work.
Afternoon you all. My damn lawn mower broke so I took the broken part to school to get it welded, but I thought afterwards that we welded the part together backwards. So today I get the part welded the right way(I think). When I got home the part won't fit for some damn reason. Oh and during welding class some DA has messing with my hood while I was welding so I go to push him away, I get back to welding and the DA pushes me right off my feet while I was welding. OHHHH THAT PISSES ME OFF!!! I hate getting messed with when I am trying to weld.
Fooling around in any shop class is a very bad and dangerous idea. I witnessed two idiots fighting over a large belt sander, the type that is mounted to the floor. One of them lost a large portion of one of his hands when the belt grabbed him by the hand and fed it into the down side of the belt. Created a bloody mess that I can still remember 50 years later.
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Fooling around in any shop class is a very bad and dangerous idea. I witnessed two idiots fighting over a large belt sander, the type that is mounted to the floor. One of them lost a large portion of one of his hands when the belt grabbed him by the hand and fed it into the down side of the belt. Created a bloody mess that I can still remember 50 years later.
Fooling around in any shop class is a very bad and dangerous idea. I witnessed two idiots fighting over a large belt sander, the type that is mounted to the floor. One of them lost a large portion of one of his hands when the belt grabbed him by the hand and fed it into the down side of the belt. Created a bloody mess that I can still remember 50 years later.
We used to get kicked out - permanently - for any kind of horsing around in shop. That was a long time ago, I'm afraid...
You should get kicked out of the shop for screwing around. The shop is not an area to play around in. Too much potential for getting seriously hurt or worse.
Believe me, the "no horsing around" rule ought to apply to EVERY shop... high school, college, back yard, basement garage, professional, etc. I nearly lost my job in a high-end custom cabinet shop right after college (before my "professional" life) because we were tossing little bitty pieces of wood at each other while we were working. Talk about embarrassing... it was just plain stoopid! I've never done anything like that in the 24 years since!
Different day, same shop, without any horsing around... I saw a guy lose the tip of two fingers on a router table while simply wiping away the pile of shavings with the router running! Add some horsing around to THAT, and the potential for serious injury is tremendous.
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