Of course, the only reason that that car isn't generating more power than it consumes is because the person isn't using their super-secret pulley belt made from the material that they developed, but that the government, doing the bidding of big-whatsit, is suppressing.

You men the oxygen-free gilded belt? ... you can find that at Temu nowadays, I'm sure.

 

 

Instead of a gold-digger, she’s a gold-diver

https://youtube.com/shorts/oJPOF4W9xbg?si=NGryeAGSfcgRbiVx

 

Instead of a gold-digger, she’s a gold-diver

https://youtube.com/shorts/oJPOF4W9xbg?si=NGryeAGSfcgRbiVx

That was sexy .... *not*

 

 

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Definitely margarinal.

 

 

oh .... gotta have trunk monkey!

 

For the oldies:

 

Never thought of erasing tapes that way before.

 

Even worse if it were credit cards instead of videotapes ...

 

Never thought of erasing tapes that way before.

Used to be a common way to erase tapes, though I think the bulk erasers that were designed for it were somewhat different than a TV screen degausser, but the principle was very much the same.

 

Never thought of erasing tapes that way before.

That's the way we erased floppy disks in the old days.

 

Never thought of erasing tapes that way before.

Also how we erased the hard drives on our leased corporate computers before they were released when the lease expired. Only it was an industrial degausser. If we wanted to erase our credit cards all we had to do was inspect the industrial electromagnets we used to remove metal from our wood chips before they went to the grinders. They did a great job as well as screwing up electronic watches.

 

Also how we erased the hard drives on our leased corporate computers before they were released when the lease expired. Only it was an industrial degausser. If we wanted to erase our credit cards all we had to do was inspect the industrial electromagnets we used to remove metal from our wood chips before they went to the grinders. They did a great job as well as screwing up electronic watches.

Why were you sending your industrial electromagnets to the grinders?

 

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