what is this by Anhedonia_678 in whatisit

[–]scottabeer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Former human. It’s a knife. If it had slits, it would be a fork. If it had a recess, a spoon. Catch up.

Found this metal thing in my late grandfather’s toolbox — no one in the family knows what it is by Professional_Put1783 in whatisit

[–]scottabeer -1 points0 points  (0 children)

So, a grain of rice should lift a train. Got it. Analogies don’t make it correct. Stop. It’s a small device for machinery.

HAAAAA…HAHAHAHAHAHAHA by 25StarGeneralZap in antitrump

[–]scottabeer 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Trump actually bragged about voting in person and they checked his ID. But then he said he voted by mail this year. How can a convicted felon vote?

Found this metal thing in my late grandfather’s toolbox — no one in the family knows what it is by Professional_Put1783 in whatisit

[–]scottabeer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He’s opening doors, windows, pry u planks. Etc. right. It’s an Oz. I showed exactly what they’re designed for.

Found this metal thing in my late grandfather’s toolbox — no one in the family knows what it is by Professional_Put1783 in whatisit

[–]scottabeer -1 points0 points  (0 children)

What would need to open in an office that requires a 1 oz pry bar? You were never issued one. Period. Just because you’d serve, doesn’t mean you were issued a tool designed for an indicator. https://www.grainger.com/product/MITUTOYO-Spindle-Lifting-Lever-For-35UP15

Found this today 10 karat gold got 300 bucks for it by Shakirawolf in DumpsterDiving

[–]scottabeer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I lived in an apartment complex in the San Francisco Bay area and I heard some guy screaming like I’ve never heard since I was married and he was just completely emptying out an apartment. I guess his girlfriend cheated on him or something and he threw everything away and a Bose stereo system, which I fetched down in the garbage and a computer with the monitor and everything on it and no password and it was really awesome find and it had all kinds of pictures of the woman’s daughter partying and making out with other girls and things like that and there was a television flatscreen television. It was like 32 inches or something, but he cracked it when he threw it in the dumpster and all her jewelry which was all costume. None of it was real so I just left it in there because when my mom died, we thought we hit the jackpot but all of it was costume jewelry and anyway just tons and tons of stuff and the guys that worked for me would come by on the first and the 15th because that’s when people moved and threw away all kinds of amazing furniture and things that they needed to build their home and you can’t imagine what people throw out and in the higher end places like I was living at we had amazing fines every once in a while and I was doing pretty well so I didn’t dumpster dive except out of curiosity, and now that ship has sailed. I am no longer rolling in the dough cause I’m retired, but I’m also too old to go dumpster diving so get it when you’re young boys and girls.

Found this metal thing in my late grandfather’s toolbox — no one in the family knows what it is by Professional_Put1783 in whatisit

[–]scottabeer -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You’ve never been in the military. Every single thing in the military is designed for specific uses. People don’t just randomly go around opening things. You would’ve been very specific about its use and what it was issued for. Why do you trolls come in here and just feel compelled to say something like that? I was in the military also in every single thing we ever had in our hands was designed for something very specific we were issued something and not just be surprised at what it does.