ZOMBIE FETTERMAN wins. Proves dems cheated massively again.

gfm7175 said:
Thank GOODNESS for election fraud, whereby only the printing, distribution, assembling, collection, and submission of ballots matters (thus the voter himself can be safely ignored)! "Our democracy" has "been saved"!!! HIP HIP HOORAY!!!!
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So DeathSantis didn't really win?
 
Walt said:
That would be easily proven... And yet you will never present the proof in court... So we will all know you are a liar.
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I heard some of the dumbest shit while on line to vote.

"It's illegal now for them to ask for I.D."

So I chimed in with "This line is crazy. It wasn't this long the first two times I voted this morning"
 
Nomad said:
BFD.

Any uneducated lummox can learn how to operate a lathe if they work at it long enough.

I bet you could have NEVER learned how to create and draft those drawings you worked off of.

That is where all the knowledge and calculation occurs. You were just following someone else's instructions.



Nothing wrong with taking pride in the work one has done.

Assuming you're even telling the whole truth and not exaggerating, which is open to question.

What is sad and dysfunctional, is when you typical right-wing blowhard braggarts are so insecure about yourselves, that you have to boast about how great you think you once used to be, to strangers on a message board who couldn't care less and see you as an ignorant jackass anyway, no matter what greasy, sweaty blue collar job you used to do before becoming a night watchman.

Up your game on social issues and politics and maybe you'll get the respect you crave but don't get because you make yourself out to be an ignorant jerk.
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I have him on ignore, but his quoted posts read like someone who laments being replaced by CNC technology.

So now he works for $8.50/hour out of boredom.

Totally believable.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
Wrong. Manual lathe work beyond simple turning of parts requires considerable math skills. For example, thread cutting requires being able to grind you cutting tools precisely, setting the speed of the feed and rotation so that the threads are cut at the proper angle and distance as the tool moves down the work. Cutting radii requires special tooling and set ups. Finish on the part requires an understanding of cutting tool shapes, feed and rotation speeds, to get the proper cut for that finish.
It also requires understanding metallurgy to a degree as you have to know how the metal you are working with acts under various conditions. Turning brass is different than bronze, and steels vary widely by grade as to how they act. Aluminum is different too.



In my case, that would be a very bad bet on your part. I'd bet RB can create drawings particularly working drawings as that's usually something the machine operator does as part of their job.



You've obviously never done machine work. NC and CNC machines require programming and math skills on the part of the operator. Manual machining with or without DRO require understanding how to set up the work. Bet you have no idea what that's for or the math needed to use it.

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LOL. How many worker drones made parts to create that? Don't pretend that one person would machine that whole thing.

I know plenty of machinists. They ain't geniuses
 
Concart said:
Hey, the world needs ditch diggers too.
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LOL. "I dug ditches for 10 years. I could dig a ditch with absolutely no pitch, or with any pitch necessary to make shit run downhill. Then they invented the backhoe, but my ditches were the best"

"Now I work as an $8.50/hour security guard because I'm bored"
 
Nomad said:
:rofl2:

Poor old triggered hillbilly jackass. :laugh:

Wants everyone to tell him how great he thinks he is but only one or two of his fellow MAGA-MORONS will humor him.

With a little bit of training any idiot could set up a lathe and I personally can read blueprints upside down. Outside of the drawings themselves, there's nothing much else on them but a lot of dimensions, angles, technical notes and materials lists.

It might look complicated to someone who hasn't had a little bit of training, but once you know what you're looking at it's no big deal.

You make it sound like rocket science but anyone with an education knows better.

And btw, I was a draftsman myself for many years including at a shop that did metal fab.

Lots of angles and arcs and curves and ID and OD pipe specs and welding specs and yadda yadda yadda.

So whoopee shit for you, redneck.
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Yep. His prints had one thing, and one thing only.

I'd like to see him wade through prints with all plumbing/electrical/framing/finish specs. in order to determine which cabinets go where.

I've had to point out mistakes on prints to the architects. It's fairly common.

Once they replaced draftsmen with computer geeks, there was nobody to notice the errors before they made it to the prints.
 
LurchAddams said:
Colbert said when Fetterman raises his arm he's trying to swat satellites out of low orbit. That man is huge.
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Something about a politician in Carhartts that is very appealing to voters.

He had a damned stroke.

What's Walker's excuse for being so stupid?
 
NiftyNiblick said:
It's always a mistake to allow skills to disappear.
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Generally true, but CNC is faster and it doesn't take cigarette breaks.

Less waste as well. Some 'skills' do indeed become obsolete. Farriers often come to message boards to lament the bastard Henry Ford.
 
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