Tool broke, hand punched 2X4 stud.  Happened a few weeks ago but I have a nice flag blood blister to remind me.

 

I'm thinking about making tools in my backyard, labeling them as Made in China on them and selling them on eBay.  I think there's a market.  No refunds.

The principal is simple: It does not have to function, it just has to look like something that functions.

The alternator just went on my brothers 6 month old Civic.  The engine looks pristine. The voltage is 14 at idle and goes to 11.8 as the rpms rise.  I am guessing the alternator is made in china or it has diodes made in China.... wait until this $^!# gets into passenger jets!|

36 minutes ago, 240260280 said:

The principal is simple: It does not have to function, it just has to look like something that functions.

McDonalds has been using that principle for decades, make something that looks like food but isn't really.

On 7/4/2017 at 8:07 AM, siteunseen said:

"Forged in Fire" is the worst television show I've wasted 5 minutes on.  Please Canadians do not start forging anything other than your wives names.

Hahaha! I couldn't help cracking up on this one.  

On 7/4/2017 at 10:07 AM, grannyknot said:

McDonalds has been using that principle for decades, make something that looks like food but isn't really.

Well, that's McDonald's everyone: "Looks great, Tastes fake."