The Official TBR Silliness Thread---2022

[Cyber Liberty]

Every cat should live in a castle. Lol.

I agree....

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[GtHawk]

I used to work on laboratory jobs alongside a company called ISEC, big company, and their 'carpenters' checked for studs in that exact fashion, no one in the company cared because all those holes got covered by either cabinets or epoxy backsplashes. Why waste money on those stud finder gizmos when a drill bit is much cheaper But when your errors are going to be exposed like that takes a special kind of dumb.

[240B]

They better be ready to sell ALL of that same day, or else eat it.
In that environment, it will not last until tomorrow.
In fact, eating it in the evening would be sketchy after having it laid out in public like that.
I don't see the flies, bees, and wasps in the pic, but they have to be all over that stand.

[Hoodat]

I used to work on laboratory jobs alongside a company called ISEC, big company, and their 'carpenters' checked for studs in that exact fashion, no one in the company cared because all those holes got covered by either cabinets or epoxy backsplashes. Why waste money on those stud finder gizmos when a drill bit is much cheaper But when your errors are going to be exposed like that takes a special kind of dumb.

Simply knocking on the sheetrock and listening to the sound at least gets you a heck of a lot closer than that.

[240B]

Simply knocking on the sheetrock and listening to the sound at least gets you a heck of a lot closer than that.

I cannot use a stud finder. Because every time I get near it, it goes off. <- oldest joke in the history of Dad jokes

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There was a reason for that. The most expensive cars built back in the late 30's and early 40's had bodied mostly made from wood. Having a half-wooden car was a status symbol in the minds of the people who were children back then growing up,and the fake wood helped sell station wagons to these people in the 70's. By then everybody understood how expensive it was to own and maintain a vehicle that was made from wood and bolted together,so the "plastic wood" was just want they wanted. Not only was it MUCH lighter than actual wood,there was no expensive and time-consuming maintenance.

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There was a reason for that. The most expensive cars built back in the late 30's and early 40's had bodied mostly made from wood. Having a half-wooden car was a status symbol in the minds of the people who were children back then growing up,and the fake wood helped sell station wagons to these people in the 70's. By then everybody understood how expensive it was to own and maintain a vehicle that was made from wood and bolted together,so the "plastic wood" was just want they wanted. Not only was it MUCH lighter than actual wood,there was no expensive and time-consuming maintenance.

I remember those days.  We had a 1977 Olds Custom Cruiser and a 1979 Chrysler station wagon that had the fake vinyl paneling.