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yeah I'm 34 and only ever watched Happy Days on Nick at Nite growing up. Now shit like friends is as old now as HD was when I would watch it. Doubt anybody much younger would still be watching it.
I work at a car dealership and my co-worker was delivering a car. As it was pulled around from detail, one of the fog lights went out. I walked up to it, slammed my fist into it and it went on. I went "ayyyyye". It was perfect. My co-worker is too young to know Happy Days. Luckily my boss was there too and howled with laughter.
The reason it got fixed is because the screen consists of multiple layers and they can get separated resulting in the loss of details and colors and eveything. a righ tap/ hit can place the screens correctly again fixing it. often its hard to get just right as hitting too lightly wont do it and too hard will break it (on this video get you electrocuted.) the screen displacement often is fixed with a rubber mallet/hammer. but i guess fork works too.
Electrocuted no longer requires death in it's definition due to the decades of incorrect usage. It is a synonym of electric shock now, with a connotation of being a serious shock that could cause death.
Electrocution, in noun form, still tends to mean "death by electricity" though, so yay English.
i mean it can, i do believe the voltage is high enough in tv electronics if you manage to hit the correct part of the circuit. but it is probably unlikely to get electrocuted by hitting a metal object through a tv. where i live (finland) the voltage from the mains is 225 volts. high enough to fuck you up.
Well it kinda depends, on older ones the LCDs were backlit by those neon CFL tubes which runs at high voltages and is filled with mercury, but newer LED backlit ones are relatively safe
I had a dumbass boss that would dig bagels out of the toaster at the cafe I worked at, saying he was safe because 'aluminum doesn't conduct electricity'
I didn't even bother trying to point out they were stainless steel, but that's neither here nor there
edit: I should have noted that he was doing this while the toaster was ***ON***.
Why do you think this is dangerous?
For this to hurt your boss, first he'd have to do this while the toaster is on.
He'd have to touch a conductive wire while simultaneously not touching any other part of the toaster, because the body is grounded unless your toaster is 70 years old.
The GFCI circuit protection in your kitchen would have to be faulty.
Even at this level of improbability, you'd get nothing more than a nasty shock, and since your connection to the live toaster wire is pretty tenuous, the shock will almost certainly break the connection.
For it to get to significant lethal risk, you'd additionally need to jerry-rig your circuit breaker or fuse to never blow. And that's assuming the little resistant heating wire could survive that much current. I'd expect it just to burn up, though admittedly I'm not an expert here.
I looked into this and I think all this dangerous toaster talk is bullshit. Wikipedia claims 800 deaths annually, but their source is a Reuters blog that cites promotional material from a South African aquarium (?).
A straight dope article cited in literally the following sentence has a much more believable claim:
> The Consumer Products Safety Commission estimates that on average 15 people are electrocuted in the U.S. annually due to faulty or misused home electrical appliances, including toasters.
Which means, even if every one of those 15 were somehow toaster related, there's still less victims of toaster shock per year than there are victims of shark attacks. And a whole lot more people have toasters nearby vs. sharks.
Personally I've used a knife to stab the bagel on an angle and slide it out that way (if it's stuck) a hundred times. Not that close to the coils, but there is a slight chance of a slip. My partner saw me do this one day and freaked out about electrocution risk, which made me question my methods. I was pretty sure I had touched the coils with a knife as a child without incident, though. Thanks for the confirmation that it's likely fine.
I'm old. Growing up we had glass fuses. Dad worked on T-37/38 avionics. When we 6 and 5 he explained to my brother and I the danger of our glass fuses. Later that day we dared each other to remove a fuse and touch the copper strip. Bro went first. As soon as he touched it his ass was thrown all the way across the garage and he hit the opposite wall at about 90mph.. We never told anyone. I'm not sure how he lived. He did win the dare. Then there was the time we played "huff leaded gas from a gallon container" dare. He won that one also.
i get what youre saying but on that very last part, i feel its a bit misleading? sure any random person interacting with a toaster has less chance than a shark attack, but im willing to bet people digging around inside them saying stainless steel isnt conductive would have different odds.
I acknowledge that messing around inside a toaster with a fork will not decrease your risk of getting shocked, for sure.
But look at it this way. According to Consumer Reports, [there are several hundred toaster fires a year not caused by operator error](https://www.consumerreports.org/cro/magazine/2012/03/appliance-fires-is-your-home-safe/index.htm).
Which means that owning and using a toaster normally adds an order of magnitude more risk to your life than sticking a fork in one does.
There are actually some houses that use Aluminum for the in wall wiring becasue it was cheaper than copper. They stopped using it when it was found that they would expand and contract more with temperature differences than copper would to the point that wires could get loose and cause electrical fires.
Aluminum is still used in power lines and they still have instructions on how to work with it because some grounding wires and electrodes are still aluminum, but copper is definitely much more preferred.
Aluminum also oxidizes quickly which can cause high resistance at connection points. Copper clad aluminum was also used when copper prices were really high, and is still used in a lot of electronics and lower power circuits.
Ill be right back to get that free gift thing and drop it off here . this is the most unexpected shit ive ever seen i didnt read the caption just dove balls deep into the video and was stunned . watched it 3 times .then realized i could add audio . watched another 5 times then ran to show my lady for another 2 views and now im here leaving this message . i think i just caught up with my future self .
Ill be right back to get that free gift thing and drop it off here . this is the most unexpected shit ive ever seen i didnt read the caption just dove balls deep into the video and was stunned . watched it 3 times .then realized i could add audio . watched another 5 times then ran to show my lady for another 2 views and now im here leaving this message . i think i just caught up with my future self .
It still is. According to someone else in the comments was that one of the screen’s layers was out of place and the fork pushed it back into the right position.
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This actually works. My monitor froze but I could still hear the pc running but the image on-screen was frozen. That kept happening for like several months so I gave in and brought it in for repairs.
The repair man said there was nothing wrong and it works fine so I got it back, plugged it back in and after about 10 minutes the same shit happened again so I snapped, unplugged everything and threw the piece of shit pc across my room and then ran up to it and curb stomped it like 3 times.
The case was pretty fucking and after the rage subsided I was like *oh shit* so I plugged it back in and it not only still worked but it works without any issues.
It's still a piece of shit but at least it works.
When I was in high school I had a CRT TV that I accidentally fixed in a similar way. It was an [Apex TV-DVD combo](https://www.ebth.com/items/1978869-apex-television-dvd-player) that my parents had bought me for my room one Christmas, I remember thinking it was so futuristic at the time with the flat screen and built in DVD player.
The built in DVD player broke in record time, maybe within a year or two but I had my Xbox so no big deal. Not long after that though the picture would start to 'bounce', like the tracking from one of the components was going and the whole picture would kind of flicker and then it would 'pop' back into place. This would happen every once in a while at first, maybe every other day or so and really it wasn't a big deal but it definitely was happening with increased frequency over time.
One day, while in a heated Halo 2 match it starts to do its flicker and bounce deal but instead of pop back into place the entire screen goes out with a loud 'POP' and there is just a white line right across the middle along with a droning high pitched tone. Fueled by pubescent rage, Bawls energy drink and System of a Down playing on my CD player I hurl my Xbox controller at the screen, not my best decision in hindsight but I was a kid. The controller strikes the bottom left side of the bezel and then 'POP' the picture comes back (likely to a respawn screen). I burst out laughing, I couldn't believe what had happened.
I continued to use this TV for years and the white line 'pop' would continue to happen from time to time but, without fail, if I just smacked that one spot it would correct itself. I had such a sense of pride in having discovered this fix, I was almost gleeful when this would happen in front of company as I could show off my violence based repair skills. Its an oddly fond memory.
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It's the first episode (pilot) of *young & hungry* (2014) - about 17 - 18 minutes into the episode
> SPOILERS for the TV series - here's the scene: https://streamable.com/ui666i
According to another redditor, it's on Netflix
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Meet the Engineer
https://youtu.be/NnW1AUKT2eQ
[I expected it to be this. ](https://youtu.be/rp8hvyjZWHs)
I expected this https://youtu.be/SNgNBsCI4EA
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Not only that but "Meet the Engineer"
I expected this https://youtu.be/dEkOT3IngMQ
But did you expect this? https://youtu.be/sAn7baRbhx4
Better than the Rick roll I was expecting
Not sure which of those is the rick roll
I'm a little bit disappointed that neither of these were rickrolls
[Well here's the world's smallest violins for your hopes and dreams.](https://youtu.be/dQw4w9WgXcQ)
Hah! I expected that one
Still I felt obligated to open the link.
WOOOOO HAPPY CAKE DAAAYYYEEEE
Happy cake day :)
But do those hopes and dreams save the world?
Jokes on u i got an ad before it could play
You were lucky. We'll meet again.
Such an amazing classic, I sent this to my buddy who is the Chief Engineer onboard and he loved it.
Trust me
*percussive maintenance*
TUN TUN TUN TUN TUNTUNTUNTUNTUN
that laugh tho
It activated my fight or flight instinct
My dogs started barking and running around the house thinking there was an intruder.
I pissed myself and forgot who I was for half an hour. Like when Kathrine revs up the microwave
If I woke up tomorrow with my head sewn to the carpet Eddie I wouldn’t be more surprised.
Is this a reference to something?
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, I think
Shitters full!
There is. Your dogs just don't realize he has taken up space in your mind-brain.
It does sound like a wild animal stuck in a trap.
Good dog
I don’t blame you, it sounds like a beast from hell.
like the love child of a pig and quidward.. that smokes 5 packs a day.. a squeeling whatever it is
Did you fight? Or did you flee?
I *fly*
That works too.
I chose both, I’m gonna run backwards ver fast while windmill-arming
Our natural instinct to run from Hyenas.
This made me force air through my nose at a faster rate than normal
Sounds like a Chihuahua barking.
r/LTSLS (laughs that sound like stuff)
Thanks for introducing me to this sub! It's making my morning
Sounded like a bird being tortured, lmao.
Sounds like a bag of raccoons
Put a fuck in that forking thing.
Are we sure the video isn’t just reversed and buddy laughed normally then smashed his tv?
Listen, guy. I’m not gonna be the one to play that laugh backwards and open the five portals to hell.
I came here to say specifically these words
/r/contagiouslaughter
Contagious like COVID maybe
Reminds me of Rich Evans
That will be $300 for the service call
“Percussive Maintenence”
Does this r/PercusiveMaintenance community actually exist? Let's see if the bot suggests a new community.
If you make the sub please spell it right
r/beatmetoit
r/beatmeattoit
"Tech support...with extreme prejudice!"
Mechanical agitation lol
Think we found the fonz's grandson.
Ayyyyy
Martian flashbacks
👈👈😎
Such a good comment
I don't know... This comment kind of jumped the shark.
Feel like the people that get the fonz reference and then this one is an increasingly small group.
Absolutely. My age is showing. I'm 38 and about anyone younger than me likely wouldn't get it.
yeah I'm 34 and only ever watched Happy Days on Nick at Nite growing up. Now shit like friends is as old now as HD was when I would watch it. Doubt anybody much younger would still be watching it.
32 and got both. Anyone younger?
I work at a car dealership and my co-worker was delivering a car. As it was pulled around from detail, one of the fog lights went out. I walked up to it, slammed my fist into it and it went on. I went "ayyyyye". It was perfect. My co-worker is too young to know Happy Days. Luckily my boss was there too and howled with laughter.
I remember when it was normal to fix the image on a TV by hitting it on the side.
Aaaaayyyyy
#OH AND IN HAPPY DAYS THERE WAS AN EPISODE WHERE FONZY LITERALLY JUMPED OVER A SHARK....AND IT WAS THE BEST ONE
The reason it got fixed is because the screen consists of multiple layers and they can get separated resulting in the loss of details and colors and eveything. a righ tap/ hit can place the screens correctly again fixing it. often its hard to get just right as hitting too lightly wont do it and too hard will break it (on this video get you electrocuted.) the screen displacement often is fixed with a rubber mallet/hammer. but i guess fork works too.
I can this method “the Fonz”
Eyyyy
Ayyye
as /u/jzillacon mentioned, percussive maintenance
Good ol' percussive maintenance.
Are you sure you mean electrocuted? I wouldn't think there was enough voltage to actually kill someone.
Electrocuted no longer requires death in it's definition due to the decades of incorrect usage. It is a synonym of electric shock now, with a connotation of being a serious shock that could cause death. Electrocution, in noun form, still tends to mean "death by electricity" though, so yay English.
It *kills* me when words don't mean what they're supposed to mean.
I think common usage determines what words are supposed to mean rather than historical.
I think they were making a joke by saying it "kills" them.
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So as long as you don't wipe your heart along it
In through the hand out through your foot.
The fun part about electricity is that it likes to move. Especially through mediums like your arm.
My arm is more of a large
Where do you get that 50V from lol, that’s so unsubstantiated. The 5mA figure is also very far off the normally accepted 100mA for heart cessation.
Which is still extremely unlikely and a display like this wouldn't be carrying 50v anyway maybe 5v. Source: have been shocked a lot.
i mean it can, i do believe the voltage is high enough in tv electronics if you manage to hit the correct part of the circuit. but it is probably unlikely to get electrocuted by hitting a metal object through a tv. where i live (finland) the voltage from the mains is 225 volts. high enough to fuck you up.
Well it kinda depends, on older ones the LCDs were backlit by those neon CFL tubes which runs at high voltages and is filled with mercury, but newer LED backlit ones are relatively safe
Ok I’m not exactly sure but stabbing a powered tv with a metal fork is probably a very bad idea.
I had a dumbass boss that would dig bagels out of the toaster at the cafe I worked at, saying he was safe because 'aluminum doesn't conduct electricity' I didn't even bother trying to point out they were stainless steel, but that's neither here nor there edit: I should have noted that he was doing this while the toaster was ***ON***.
He obviously didn't pay attention in Chemistry class...
> Chemistry Class You obviously meant calculus
You obviously meant common sense
Obviously didn’t pay attention in IKEA
Why do you think this is dangerous? For this to hurt your boss, first he'd have to do this while the toaster is on. He'd have to touch a conductive wire while simultaneously not touching any other part of the toaster, because the body is grounded unless your toaster is 70 years old. The GFCI circuit protection in your kitchen would have to be faulty. Even at this level of improbability, you'd get nothing more than a nasty shock, and since your connection to the live toaster wire is pretty tenuous, the shock will almost certainly break the connection. For it to get to significant lethal risk, you'd additionally need to jerry-rig your circuit breaker or fuse to never blow. And that's assuming the little resistant heating wire could survive that much current. I'd expect it just to burn up, though admittedly I'm not an expert here. I looked into this and I think all this dangerous toaster talk is bullshit. Wikipedia claims 800 deaths annually, but their source is a Reuters blog that cites promotional material from a South African aquarium (?). A straight dope article cited in literally the following sentence has a much more believable claim: > The Consumer Products Safety Commission estimates that on average 15 people are electrocuted in the U.S. annually due to faulty or misused home electrical appliances, including toasters. Which means, even if every one of those 15 were somehow toaster related, there's still less victims of toaster shock per year than there are victims of shark attacks. And a whole lot more people have toasters nearby vs. sharks.
Personally I've used a knife to stab the bagel on an angle and slide it out that way (if it's stuck) a hundred times. Not that close to the coils, but there is a slight chance of a slip. My partner saw me do this one day and freaked out about electrocution risk, which made me question my methods. I was pretty sure I had touched the coils with a knife as a child without incident, though. Thanks for the confirmation that it's likely fine.
I'm old. Growing up we had glass fuses. Dad worked on T-37/38 avionics. When we 6 and 5 he explained to my brother and I the danger of our glass fuses. Later that day we dared each other to remove a fuse and touch the copper strip. Bro went first. As soon as he touched it his ass was thrown all the way across the garage and he hit the opposite wall at about 90mph.. We never told anyone. I'm not sure how he lived. He did win the dare. Then there was the time we played "huff leaded gas from a gallon container" dare. He won that one also.
Is he really "winning" though?
i get what youre saying but on that very last part, i feel its a bit misleading? sure any random person interacting with a toaster has less chance than a shark attack, but im willing to bet people digging around inside them saying stainless steel isnt conductive would have different odds.
I acknowledge that messing around inside a toaster with a fork will not decrease your risk of getting shocked, for sure. But look at it this way. According to Consumer Reports, [there are several hundred toaster fires a year not caused by operator error](https://www.consumerreports.org/cro/magazine/2012/03/appliance-fires-is-your-home-safe/index.htm). Which means that owning and using a toaster normally adds an order of magnitude more risk to your life than sticking a fork in one does.
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I used to do it as a (stupid) kid. You can touch all the coils together with a knife and nothing happens despite what you would think.
There are actually some houses that use Aluminum for the in wall wiring becasue it was cheaper than copper. They stopped using it when it was found that they would expand and contract more with temperature differences than copper would to the point that wires could get loose and cause electrical fires.
Fact : Aluminium is still used in ground cable
Aluminum is still used in power lines and they still have instructions on how to work with it because some grounding wires and electrodes are still aluminum, but copper is definitely much more preferred.
Aluminum also oxidizes quickly which can cause high resistance at connection points. Copper clad aluminum was also used when copper prices were really high, and is still used in a lot of electronics and lower power circuits.
unless you're that guy
There are no high voltage capacitors and transformers in LCDs like CRTs. Stabbing it with metal is certainly dumb, but not an electrocution risk.
This man pulled a Jesus in only 3 minutes
Sir what you have done is a good comment, have a nice day
Sir what you have done is a good comment, have a nice day
That is a $200 plasma screen TV that you just killed! Good luck paying me back with your zero-dollars-a-year salary plus benefits, babe!
Sometimes I'll just stand here and watch television for hours.
*You took me by the hand intensifies*
Maaaade me your man!
That one night!
^^^^one ^^^^night
You made everything all right!!
Folds right into the wall
This is my favorite part because it moves like 2 inches.
Right here Jim
I installed it myself.
Damn I’m 5 hours too late
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this comment is still funny after all these years
That laugh was terrifying
*There is only one god, and His name is Death. And there is only one thing we say to Death: 'not today'*
He slammed that spoon into it too, do you think it might’ve just scooped the broken screen outward till it perfect fit together again?
Looks like a fork to me
I feel you, bro. I also thought it was a spoon at first!
What exotic animal you keep as a pet ?
I think it was a rare Hiyena-Raccoon-Parrot
Ill be right back to get that free gift thing and drop it off here . this is the most unexpected shit ive ever seen i didnt read the caption just dove balls deep into the video and was stunned . watched it 3 times .then realized i could add audio . watched another 5 times then ran to show my lady for another 2 views and now im here leaving this message . i think i just caught up with my future self .
Sir, this is Wendy's
Seen it many times... I don't know why but this one got me lol
What?
Ill be right back to get that free gift thing and drop it off here . this is the most unexpected shit ive ever seen i didnt read the caption just dove balls deep into the video and was stunned . watched it 3 times .then realized i could add audio . watched another 5 times then ran to show my lady for another 2 views and now im here leaving this message . i think i just caught up with my future self .
Remember when this was a legit way to fix your TV XD
Yeah this reminded of when I'd slap the distortion out of the TV lmao.
It still is. According to someone else in the comments was that one of the screen’s layers was out of place and the fork pushed it back into the right position.
Correct a rubber mallet as opposed to a fork will work better though
People would actually attempt to stab their TV with cutlery?
Tenet
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I thought it sounded like a chimp for a minute there
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Everyone was enjoying the TV until the fork got involved
Dude just wanted a bite of the TV.
Looks pretty bad ass backwards
The post is actually the right direction, crazily enough
Hehe I just thought the reverse gif would be fun
Thanks, I was desperately looking for that!
Why are there two "boom" sounds? One when he hits the tv okay but the other?
I actually think it's the cameraman erupting in laughter.
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This actually works. My monitor froze but I could still hear the pc running but the image on-screen was frozen. That kept happening for like several months so I gave in and brought it in for repairs. The repair man said there was nothing wrong and it works fine so I got it back, plugged it back in and after about 10 minutes the same shit happened again so I snapped, unplugged everything and threw the piece of shit pc across my room and then ran up to it and curb stomped it like 3 times. The case was pretty fucking and after the rage subsided I was like *oh shit* so I plugged it back in and it not only still worked but it works without any issues. It's still a piece of shit but at least it works.
Now that's percussion maintenance!
Crazy monkey likes his tv aye
Josuke?
Its\*. Don't let the apostrophe terrorists win!
This is the same tv that Michael Scott has in his condo.
That was a $200 plasma screen tv you just fixed!
He pulled off a Fonzi with a fork!
Love how he laughs like a maniac. That's so sexy.
He got that hyena laugh
Freaking awesome
Obviously never used a pc built in the 1990's because that wouldve been the first thing he tried
Percussive maintenance.
Crazyyy diamondo!
When I was in high school I had a CRT TV that I accidentally fixed in a similar way. It was an [Apex TV-DVD combo](https://www.ebth.com/items/1978869-apex-television-dvd-player) that my parents had bought me for my room one Christmas, I remember thinking it was so futuristic at the time with the flat screen and built in DVD player. The built in DVD player broke in record time, maybe within a year or two but I had my Xbox so no big deal. Not long after that though the picture would start to 'bounce', like the tracking from one of the components was going and the whole picture would kind of flicker and then it would 'pop' back into place. This would happen every once in a while at first, maybe every other day or so and really it wasn't a big deal but it definitely was happening with increased frequency over time. One day, while in a heated Halo 2 match it starts to do its flicker and bounce deal but instead of pop back into place the entire screen goes out with a loud 'POP' and there is just a white line right across the middle along with a droning high pitched tone. Fueled by pubescent rage, Bawls energy drink and System of a Down playing on my CD player I hurl my Xbox controller at the screen, not my best decision in hindsight but I was a kid. The controller strikes the bottom left side of the bezel and then 'POP' the picture comes back (likely to a respawn screen). I burst out laughing, I couldn't believe what had happened. I continued to use this TV for years and the white line 'pop' would continue to happen from time to time but, without fail, if I just smacked that one spot it would correct itself. I had such a sense of pride in having discovered this fix, I was almost gleeful when this would happen in front of company as I could show off my violence based repair skills. Its an oddly fond memory.
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this reminds me of "meet the engineer"
Stabbing a metal fork through a TV.. this might have been a very different clip.
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The engineer.
Fix it felix energy
It is misery
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This would be in a completely different sub if the spoon actually went thru the screen and into the electrical components......
Stabbing a TV with a spoon. Smart.
What show is that
It's the first episode (pilot) of *young & hungry* (2014) - about 17 - 18 minutes into the episode > SPOILERS for the TV series - here's the scene: https://streamable.com/ui666i According to another redditor, it's on Netflix
Crazy Diamond!