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Hah. I don't know about you but there's this one kid in my class who's maybe 18 and a total jackass. Always doing stuff to people to irk them or get their goats. (I'm 35). The one day the little jerk come in and switched my machine half way through a beautiful vert to remote and in doing so absolutely killed my weld, so when he left the class that day I went to the table and cut a great big ***** and nutsack out of 1/4 steel and welded it quite nicely with a big fat 7024 bead all the way around smack dab on the middle of his work station knowing he'd have to go outside, carry the whole table with him to grind it off. I also switched his leads around at lunch and let him continue welding his 6010 verts in reverse polarity. Was quite comical because he kept asking the teach, who knew full well what was going on what the problem with his welds was and all the teach could do was chuckle under his breath and let him continue. Anyone else have some gooders?
Reply:You Lost. He won. You'll never win that battle if you continue to play his games.1st. time Ha ha2nd. time Ha3rd. time game over- one way or another. Usually it just takes telling the fool in front of everyone to stop, of course in a few choice wordsEd Conleyhttp://www.screamingbroccoli.com/MM252MM211 (Sold)Passport Plus & Spool gunLincoln SP135 Plus- (Gone to a good home)Klutch 120v Plasma cutterSO 2020 benderBeer in the fridge
Reply:Agreed. Usually things like this escalate to the point something gets broke or someone gets hurt.Never retaliate for a practical joke immediately. Always laugh with the prankster. About 6 months later you can prank him with a harmless prank that will embarass him back. Keep it simple like scotch tape over the keyhole of his toolbox, electrical tape over the sensor of his AD hood or something along those lines.Prank him once, then not again. Don't escalate, as it may be you that get's burned.MarkI haven't always been a nurse........Craftsman 12"x36" LatheEnco G-30B MillHobart Handler 175Lincoln WeldandPower 225 AC/DC G-7 CV/CCAdd a Foot Pedal to a Harbor Freight Chicago Electric 165A DC TIG PapaLion's Gate Build
Reply:At our welding shop at school. we will hang someone differents hood from the overhead crane almost weekly. its a good laugh. I was the first to get it this year.
Reply:At the school I went to, we had a similar "prank war" as WelderBC's story. When it escalated to the point of damn near a throw-down, the teachers told them if there was one more incident of the slightest between the two of them, they would be escorted off the premises. Best part?, they were friends.
Reply:It took him over 2 weeks to find the duct taped raw crab under his tool box.Common sense in an uncommon degree is what the world calls wisdom.
Reply:Put there car on top of a 40 ft ocean cargo. They were pissed, but we did it to all the new guys just as I had it done to me...
Reply:"revenge is a meal best served cold"
Reply:After military service, a man can list many things here. The most Jack@ssed? That will take some reflection. I'll treat you to a few down the road...How about one that was done to me? As I returned to my office on board DD-971, I found my chair missing and a head (toilet, to you land lubbers) in it's place in front of my computer. That's it, yes, the entire toilet right there in my office. Not wanting to appear phased by this, I dropped trou and parked on the throne while I finished my reports. Before I finished, the hatch opened and in walked the only woman that worked for me... I must say, we couldn't have been more surprised. Never did find out who stole the captain's new head...-MarcusThermal Arc 250 GTSWMiller Maxstar 200Lincoln SP125 PlusVictor JourneymanHuntsman VXL 4X4Metabo grinders (9", 6", 5")
Reply:I used to work for Krown Rust Control (when things were slow), with a friend.He sprayed my pocket with the rust oil. Coered my wallet. So I took the long rod (8 ft long).... Put it in his pocket and got his cell phone...
Reply:Jacked up the dispatcher's car *just enough* so the front wheels were not touching the ground. When he went to leave for lunch his car wouldn't move. We told him that we would take a look and by the time he got back it was on the ground again and we were like "What Roger, we checked everything, drive it and all, nothing wrong!" Needless to say he as a little concerned we had missed something, he was leaving on vacation the next morning.We did tell him it was a prank, just before he left for the day.My boss' wife come to work one day to trade vehicles with him, while they were visiting in his office, I placed a photo of MY wife in the lid of his tool box. His wife saw it and was PISSED. That, was mean but I explained and PAID dearly for my prank.Last edited by John_G; 12-04-2009 at 08:26 PM.
Reply:Took a Picture of all of us standing next to my friend's car and e-mailed it to him while he was out of town on a job. Didn't do a dern thing to it.He said he spent 1/2 an hour looking it over before he drove itEd Conleyhttp://www.screamingbroccoli.com/MM252MM211 (Sold)Passport Plus & Spool gunLincoln SP135 Plus- (Gone to a good home)Klutch 120v Plasma cutterSO 2020 benderBeer in the fridge
Reply:Wow- where to start..... First let me say that while I dish them, I can also take them too and all of these that I'll mention were good-spirited and done in FUN. My father was a prankster and I learned early. I've worked in a few different plants, industries and occupations and picked up lots of tips along the way and enjoyed more than my share of mischievious behavior. Spending 7 years in university (4 of it living on campus in a dorm) opened my eyes to the world of prankdom (including some that were just pure evil). The "leaner" was a simple but effective one, especially when all bedroom doors opened inward: Simply lean a 5 gallon bucket filled with water (water, if you LIKED the recipient) precariously against the door. The victim opens the door and gets their feet doused. Another variation is on top of a door that has been left ajar. Many times, a whole room, closets, shelves, contents etc- would be emptied out, carted outside and set-up on the centre of the football field. "Pennying-in" involved a few guys pushing hard on a toilet (or bedroom) door and dropping pennies between the door's surface and the jamb. The pressure placed on the bolt would prevent the knob from turning and effectively lock someone inside. Some of the more evil ones I didn't participate in, but saw first hand their effectiveness. I won't mention those because many came from evil geniuses that should never be allowed to reproduce, let along have their evil thoughts propagated.In the workforce, I learned that forklifts are wonderful things for moving and placing the cars of victims- especially when you've got a tall tower and can drop them on the roofs of buildings! The imagination is the limit there. I once put a friend's vehicle between two concrete pillars, requiring him to do an Austin-Powers 50-point turn to get out. I once spent a whole lunch hour catching grasshoppers and filled a truckers rig (a company truck) with them. Took apart and changed the order of the buttons on my boss' phone and calculator (1-2-3 replaced by 9-8-7 and vice-versa). Customers and other employees thought he had a stroke when he had to very S-L-O-W-L-Y and methodically think-out each and every key press in slow-motion. Glued his plastic cigarette case together. Glued his rubber gloves to his hardhat in Bullwinkle-style antlers. Once filled his gloves with concrete too. Shrink wrapped a car or two. My current career in policing has an unlimited supply of practical joke possibilities especially with all the eager new recruits that are often more willing to DO before thinking first. For example, an incoming helicopter that must be "waved in" with road flares- it's amazing how long you can get someone standing in an empty field frantically waving and flapping their arms!! An even better twist to this involved a pig's heart from a local butcher, vacuum-sealed in an ice-filled cooler awaiting the incoming helicopter which carried the transplant team (a helicopter pilot is easy to simulate on the radio by slapping your chest while talking). The recruit was entrusted with the life-saving organ and told of the importance of guarding it. Purposely distracted, her attention was gone from the cooler long enough for it to be run over and destroyed, which then involved (on the advice of the transplant team) palpitations on the heart to keep it stimulated! Newbies learn early that fingerprinting bodies at the morgue is one of the gruesome tasks that sometimes must be undertaken to identify a deceased. Some good laughs have been had when the "body" under the sheet is actually a very-alive coworker that "springs to life" as the newbie starts taking the prints! One of the more common and easy pranks involves dropping by the impound lot and getting some broken side-window glass from a wreck. The newbie is dispatched to some fake call and while his/her car is unattended, you take a spare key, roll down their window and sprinkle the broken glass on the floor, seat and road. Then take the shotgun and their equipment and quickly leave. This of course, causes a fair amount of panic when they return to find their equipment "stolen". Another twist involved a newbie that absentmindedly hit the "UP" button and was amazed to find that "ANOTHER" pane of glass was in the door. Of course, everyone had a laugh when he chose to announce this on the radio! Or the guy we convinced to wear bright orange socks with his uniform because it was a new "high-performance" sock that was being tested. Or the guy that cleaned a pool (in uniform) wearing chest waders and a life-vest. Or the boss that was an absolute clean-freak.... I convinced the janitorial staff (I even made up professional-looking posters to announce it) that due to a "workplace environmental study" they were not to clean, dust or vacuum his office- not even emptying the trash for an extended period of time. Some downloaded logos, choice words like "dust-mite sampling", "HVAC Filter testing" and "yield monitoring" made it sound very official. It started with a thin film of dust carefully applied to every surface in his office and an near-empty tuna can in the garbage can. After a couple of weeks of seeing the janitors pass by his office while cleaning all the others and the overflowing wastebaskets, dust and strategically placed tiny bits of paper on the floor, he fairly "lost it" on a janitor one day. Of course, the janitor led him to their office and the nice glossy poster explaining they were not to clean office 123. He told me as he ripped the poster down, he shook his head, looked at janitor and through clenched teeth, growled my surname! heehehehehMy mind is flooding now with a million stories. Far too many to start typing here... Maybe I WILL start writing that book that I've been comtemplating. DaveLincoln AC225 & MigPak 140, Lincoln Magnum SpoolGun, Miller Spectrum 375-X Plasma, Syncrowave 200 TIG, Millermatic 252 MIG, Miller Digital Elite, General 7x12" horiz/vert bandsaw, 3' box/pan brake, 20 ton press, milling machine, 12x28 lathe, etc.
Reply:PUT 2 LONG 14" plus zip ties around the driveshaft of his fresh out of the shop fully caged 71 camaro and a 14oz lead weight taped inside the rim.Vantage 500's LN-25's, VI-400's, cobramatics, Miller migs, synch 350 LX, Powcon inverters, XMT's, 250 Ton Acurrpress 12' brake, 1/4" 10' Atlantic shear,Koikie plasma table W/ esab plasmas. marvel & hyd-mech saws, pirrana & metal muncher punches.
Reply:We had a real pretty young woman that worked at the horse farm that I was working at when I was quite young. We of course were always tripping over ourselves to tease her all the time. One day we soaked her down with the water hose and rolled her in the fresh wood shavings. She was really a mess. The owner came out of his office and told us all to quit fooling around and get to work. She took it all without much of a fuss. The next day she came in with a big batch of homemade chocolate chip cookies for us to show us she was a good sport. Of course we all grabbed handfuls of cookies and finished the plate real fast. The "chips" were actually Exlax and after a short time we were all hunting bathrooms. Pretty much spent the whole day and the next very close to toilets. The boss was pissed and fired the girl for shutting down the whole farm for two days. We all went to the boss and told him if he fired her we were all leaving. That it was our fault and bla bla bal. She kept her job and we never ate anything she ever brought to work again.
Reply:back in college, I worked for a car audio shop. We were always pranking eachother.The best one was when one of the owner's friends came in for some work. The owner told us what he wanted done as a prank to his friend. So, after we installed a mild, little audio system, we went to work on the prank.What we did was very simple, yet effective. We used some relays to connect the car's horn to the brake pedal. But, what made it so effective was that the brake/horm mod was also tied into the headlights! so, the brake/horn prank would do its thing until the the headlights were turned on. So, the friend left our shop during daylight hours and he drove off happy as could be....cranking his tunes and bumpin' down the road.........Hours later, his frustrations began!!!! can you imagine having your horn blowing every time you step on the brakes? lol. imagine approaching a stop sign or a red light!!!! hahahaha. Everyone around you would be so pissed and you'd be so embarrassed! The only downside to the prank was that we didn't get to see the prank in action, but we heard all about it!
Reply:I didn't do this, but I thought it was pretty funny. One of our mechanics replaced all the main bearings in a CAT engine in a Pete. It was the first time he had done this job and he was a little nervous. When he fired it up for the first time,one of the other guys took a ball peen hammer to a chunk of steel and made one hell of a rapping noise. The look on his face was priceless!
Reply:I painted a guys welding hood 'fairy tale pink'... He took revenge by going down to the same store and buying a can and painting my hood the following day. After they left, I wondered where they stored their can.. I finally found it in the shop truck. So I plugged up the squirt hole, grabbed the smallest drill bit I could find and drilled a new hole on the opposite side. I put the can back without thinking much more of it until a few days later. They had gone on a service call to the steel mill and a millwright was complaining that someone had been screwing with his locker. So they suggested that he paint the other guys locker with the pink paint. So he left and shortly returned with pink spattered up his right arm and swore that he would get his revenge. It couldnt have worked out any better.Another time we had to do a mill shut down and it was going to be a dirty job. But before we left in the morning, one of the guys used to store his boots up stairs and so we grabbed them. There happened to be a jar of cheese wiz in the fridge that was a few years beyond it's expiration date. So we lifted the souls out of the shoes and put liberal amounts under them and smashed them back flat so he wouldnt notice too quickly. We went to the mill and came back 10 hours later. As we were undressing and readying for home, he took off his boots and stated "I'm so greasy that my feet are greasy!" We lost it! But never revealed out prank. Looking inside the boots, you could see brownish crap smeared up the sides.Common sense in an uncommon degree is what the world calls wisdom.
Reply:I once re filled my buddys hand lotion bottle with mayonaise.
Reply:I like the real fresh dog poop (hard to find) under the driver seat, in his work truck. A simple one is rocks in the hub caps.Vern
Reply:Car on the roof, took him a week to find it, kinda ticked the cops off tho, the old heres some chocalate cake made with ex lax of course(or worse back in the 70s), and growing up ion Chicago, most houses got their mail thru the front door into the living room, amazing the mess you could make with a bag of doogie doo and a real M-80! Also amazing after I was caught the time it took to sit down again! LOL
Reply:Another Navy story... just a touch "off color"... I had this sailor who worked in my armory and liked to camp on the only phone line with his girlfriend. Adult conversation was not getting the problem rectified, so I asked another armorer if he had any ideas. He replied that he would look into it and see what he could come up with. Two days later I got my answer...The sailor with the affinity for the armory phone approached the boss (me) and demanded to see the the entry log. I granted his request, but asked why... It seems while he was settling in with the phone he looked up and saw a new Polaroid picture in the lid of the armory tool box. So as he tucked the receiver further under his chin to grab said photo, he noticed that the picture was in fact taken in the armory. He also noticed that the picture featured the phone receiver... with the mouthpiece hooked up under "some guy's" genitals Problem solved! Well, almost... Now i couldn't get anyone to answer the armory phone .Sooo.... we swaped phone receivers with the one up in officer country and once again our little world was spinning in greased grooves.-MarcusThermal Arc 250 GTSWMiller Maxstar 200Lincoln SP125 PlusVictor JourneymanHuntsman VXL 4X4Metabo grinders (9", 6", 5")
Reply:Grease on a phone ear piece......Tape place over the inside of a phone ear or mouth piece....Expanding foam insulation shot into a locker or tool box.........Prussian Blue stratigically placed like around a car steering wheel..........I've seen just about any thing that can be done to a hard hat done..........I use to work at a plant were you could transfer a call from the phone out on to the page system which went through out the whole plant, heard alot of intresting things over the years blare out, including pre-recorded dial-a porn.DaKK
Reply:I kept getting blamed by the boss at work for the 1/2 smoked cigarettes left on the hand rail by the back door to our work. "I don't Smoke"The douche that was doing it thought it was hilarious, And he was butting them out and would go out later and finshed them. So, he stopped laughing after he butted one, when back inside and i dropped my pants and stuck the filter up my sweaty butthole. Put it back and me and the rest of the guys almost pissed ourselfs when he puked.Here learning to turn down the Suck...
Reply:Think about this....Acetelene + office + fire cracker = MAJOR MESS!I slowly poured body temperature diesel all over a guy while he was working (it was MDO, not the clean diesel #2). It took him 10 minutes to realize what I was doing. By that point he was completely soaked and livid.I like to take quarters and coat the backside of them with prussian blue and place them on the ground blue side down.
Reply:I used to do plant maintenance at a packing plant. We used a lot of temp worker. One day day the cleaning lady came and got me because a toilet wouldn't quit running. The problem was a bottle of vodka was hidden in the tank and was holding the flapper open. I emptied the bottle and refilled it with water, then placed it back in the tank. About and hour later their was one pi$$ed off lady temp after she came back from the bathroom. Had it been in the mens room the bottle might of got refilled with something else.Tough as nails and damn near as smart
Reply:I hope you used the toilet water.Here learning to turn down the Suck...
Reply:i like to mess with people at work from time to time. I have had guys grease the underside of my door handles and stupid stuff. But one day a new guy ate my lunch and filled my spare can of chew in my lunch box with cement dust i was pissed. So it was friday and we were the last ones at the plant and he drives a little danger ranger all beat up so i parked the loader bucket up against the front bumper and set a 8000lb block on the rear and there was no way to get out i laughed and left. He had to unlock the plant find the spare key to the loader and wait 25 minutes for the loader to build up air since i emptied the air tanks. I found it funny he was pissed i felt better the boss liked it too
Reply:How about a zirc fitting on to the back fof a toolbox & fill it with grease. Messy stuff
Reply:You know, I've done a lot of pranks in my day as a shop welder, and have had a lot done to me also, too many to mention, but I've got to say I really enjoyed reading about all of your "Dirty Deeds", especially the one from "BurnAndReturn", very funny. This thread really made my day. Thanks to all for sharing.
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Reply:Back in the days of punch cards, we had coffee cup holders with semi-transparent disposable cups. The punch cards created a LOT of 'chad'.I smeared glue to the inside of a cup and coated it with chad. The cup, looking like it was filled with chad, was placed on someone's desk upside down. They would go to elaborate measures to slide a piece of paper under the cup, or other means trying to avoid spilling that stuff all over the desk. Loose chad is worse that packing peanuts in a dry static-charged office environment!After watching for a bit, I'd walk over and just lift the cup and toss it.Of course, every once in a while, you'd have to actually fill the cup.
Reply:The chad trick reminded me of something. We had a tech that had a service call across the street from our field office. We removed all his tools from his tool kit and filled it to the brim with chad. I would have loved to have seen his face when he opened his tool kit.
Reply:I hear from a friend that a TIG weld joint that has been wiped down with urine will smell really rank when it's welded on. Just an idea.
Reply:I know that Visene Eye drops squirted on someones food, say, chunks of watermelon in a baggie, will require an almost immediate bathroom trip...And that capsicum pepper spray shot into someones coffee cup will bring on almost flu like symptoms, fairly rapidly...And that, ....well, better not tell this one, it was mean...
Reply:One place I worked we constantly messed with each others toolboxes. It was common that if you forgot to lock your box your tools were missing when you came in the next day.I turned one of my coworkers tool drawers upside down with the tools still in them using a board and replaced them in the toolbox. The look on his face was priceless when he opened the drawer and they dumped on the floor. He had to pull all the drawers out and dump the tools to turn them back over.One guy had his lifted about 15 feet in the air and welded to a verticle support.Another guy had his box "stolen" for 9 months. He looked all over the plant and couldn't find it. He was constantly complaining about his missing box. It was hillarious because it was hidden in plain sight with a tarp over it and a couple of buckets of paint stacked on it.Last edited by billsss; 12-09-2009 at 10:36 PM.
Reply:After reading the previous one I remembered what a foreman did at one plant I worked at. He had a dump and them put it in someones tool box that pissed him off. The he shook the hell out of the toolbox. It wasn't to pretty.
Reply:prankster that wouldn't stop, pissing lots of people off. Winter in New England, gave him enough time to get in the Portolet, drop his 1 piece carhart and get comfy, Dropped a brick down the vent pipe into the blue goo making a large splash of ice cold, well you know! We found out the guy who could dish it out, did not take it so well but did cure his antics. Amazingly , no one saw anything."Si Vis Pacem Para Bellum"Lincoln Idealarc 250 AC/DCMillermatic 251 Syncrowave 300 30A spoolgunLincoln MP210Hypertherm 45(2) LN 25(2) Lincoln Weldanpower 225 CV(4) SA200 1 short hood SA250 SAM 400
Reply:Haha, interesting thread.I once worked at a durable medical supply company (we provided wheelchairs, commodes, walkers, canes, all that stuff to hospital patients at home), and one April 1st we really got my manager, Barbara, good.I had a friend call in, all out of control, and say the wheelchair we brought out to him folded up while he was in it, and he didn't have any legs. This thing's about to go down, dammit, and if I fall I'm really screwed here!So, of course, he made a huge commotion and acted like the thing snapped shut with him in it, and Barb was absolutely out of her mind. She put the call on speaker so we could all hear it, and when she saw me standing in the doorway she suspected something was up. Yea, I guess it was tasteless, and I apologize to anyone who is crippled or who has friends or family who are. I was 19. Brains don't even fully develop until late 20s .Have a Jeep Cherokee? Click Here!
Reply:Since the start of school I have had to deal with my welding table having a mild to significant covering of spatter as well as the entire booth being dirty and the cables left all over the place, I've pointed this out a couple dozen times to the instructor who is also the head of the program and he has said he would talk with the other classes and I have also left a large note on the wall that everyone needs to clean up after themselves.So today I come in and its the same thing so I grabbed a table in the next booth and cleaned it up leaving the other one alone. I then opened up the mig box cutting the flux core right at the drive wheels and pulling the rest out then unplugging the control plug but leaving it in a hair and finally leaving a note in the machine that the guy in the night class needs to start cleaning up after himself because its his responsibility not that of other classes to do it for him. I also pried his work piece of the jig and tossed it in the scrap bin as I had had enough of hitting it with my helmet.
Reply:my storys pretty tame next to the above but I even got my boss to play a part and another worker to film it.I had found a dead snake on the parking lot and knowing our warehouse forman was jumpy, I wrapped the dead snake around the forklift steering wheel. my boss was already on a prank spree so i told him the deal and he went on the intercom to tell the warehouse guy to move the forklift to the other warehouse.by this time, all the other employees knew what was coming and had casualy hid or wandered around the warehouse.the poor soul didnt notice the snake untill he put his hands on the wheel and screamed his head off as the rest of us were laughing our heads off.ahhh fun timesRealgear 140 MIGMore DeWalt tools that I prolly needDIY 160 amp 40 OCV MOT Stick Welder
Reply:Not really welding related but here ya go! He was trying to sell me his harley sportster, I told him I didn't want a girls bike. I prepared for the day he rode it to work. When he went for lunch I went in to action.
Reply:Haha Sweet bike... Good stories folks keep em coming. I read these daily with my coffee before heading out to zap some rods.
Reply:Two come to mind....The first was when I was a helo pilot in the Army and one of the other pilots had a wife that we all knew well as she was also in the Army and worked in the control tower at our airfield. When leaving a field site on an exercise, we put some pink panties in his kit bag. Of course we called his wife and told her they were there and suggested that she help him unpack when he got home. Well, of course she "found" them and had him a steppin' and a fetchin' for about a week as he was one guy that would "stray" any time he had the chance, so he really didn't know what to say or not say to her. He was all red-eyed and without sleep for about a week...she really played it to the hilt. BOY, was he pissed when he found out that everyone knew about it except himself!!Second was in a power plant where a mechanic with the "dropsies" was working about 3 floors above some welders. On his THIRD trip down to where the welders were working to retrieve fallen tools, he found his dropped tool welded VERY FIRMLY to the decking, sticking straight up in the air and not a welder in sight! LOL!!!Last edited by dondlhmn; 12-12-2009 at 08:45 PM.Reason: corrections
Reply:Remember the old black metal lunch boxes. We had a guy at work that liked to heat stuff up then walk away, like pipe wrench handles, shop stool seats, ect. One day we decided he needed a hot lunch in the form of his lunch box welded to a bench. That was the end of hot tools.Tough as nails and damn near as smart
Reply:In a ship yard. An older welder was welding in a fuel tank. A fitter took a sledge hammer and hit the outside of the tank . The older welder never said nothing about the loud bang. But knew who had done it.All that week the older welder would piss in a plastic jug. When the older welder knew when the fitter was cutting on the underside of the deck with a torch, he placed the jug of piss over the plate of steel where the fitter was cutting with the torch. Never the less, he got a face full of piss. But it took a few seconds before he realized it was'nt water on the deck. "LOL"Pay backs a #$%^! The fitter never messed with the welder again.THE OLDER I GET! THE SMARTER MY DAD WAS!Thermal Arc 185 inverter Tig welderABITIG 26 tig torchLotus foot pedalLincoln 225 stick welderClark 185SG Mig spoolgunwelderVictor torch/regulatorsHF36" shear,bender,roller.
Reply:I had a DIRTY prank done to me this week. My "helper" put the pota band in the truck and pooped in the case, knowing I check to make sure all the tools are in the truck before we leave...I got him back on the way home. I put a taser under the seat cover on my truck, yes he sat on it and got his *** zapped! Needless to say my portaband case went into the roll off.
Reply:The best trick of all time is to disassemble someone's stinger and remove the cable, tape it up, and reinstall everything. I've watched guys go mental trying to figure out why they can't strike an arc!
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