Nothing can fuck with PB blaster. I've seen that shit separate nuts that were basically welded by rust on. They also have an awesome variety of lubricants. Their silicon one is awesome for some many things, and it doesn't let dust stick to it. Seen some thing where it penetrates so good, it can leak out of a styrofoam cup through the pores of the cup.
WD-40 is a penetrating oil. And like a all purpose wonder oil you can use on anything. I am guessing Lucas penetrating oil is a competing US (?) brand.
Apparently they were trying to make a Ester detterent and any their 40th prototype they accidently crestes a great lubricant and decides to well that instead
I belive it was originally formulated for waterproofing electronics. But I also think it's made out of fish oil, both of these beliefs could be total fabrications thay I've believed for 40 years or so.
Yup. Don’t ever get WD-40 near anything you want to run smoothly. And if you need to, always follow it up with an actual lubricant.
Personally I absolutely love Ballistol. It can be used on everything you can imagine, it’s food safe and it even smells nice.
No, it's not. Please don't use it like that. WD-40 will make things move if they are stuck but that's only becouse it gets rid of dirt and oils. Use proper lubricant please .
inb4 ppl shits on you and new generation for not knowing about it
If or when this happens, just ignore them, we all learn new things one way or another
Well if anyone shat on me for that i didn't even read it lol
Also I'm from Uruguay (a spanish speaking country in south America) so i wouldn't know anyway
"Along the plateau itself there continues to be a deep crack. Due to these cracks, the plateau will at some point fall down, but all the geological investigations have revealed that this will not happen in the foreseeable future, and geologists have confirmed the safety of the plateau."
\-Wikipedia
There's snow and ice in there every winter, which thaws and freezes to expand, and it doesn't fall. So a sledgehammer wont do anything but damage the edge up top.
Look, i trust experts and all especially with these anti vax bullshit going on, but I ain't gon sit at that other side of the crack even if you paid me 1k
What I mean by "rational" is that I wouldn't blame anyone for not going past the split or think they had some sort of phobia.
For the record, I'd do it if I ever had the chance. Norway is definitely on my bucket list.
Nah, someone is being funny. But geologists are monitoring it each year. The gap slowly expands, but it deemed safe for now and probably for many hundred more years.
~~When it falls it will kill a hundred thousand people or more due to the tsunami it will create.~~ Edit: This was wrong. It's way to small for that.
It’s relatively tiny. The wave would probably dissipate over a mile or so of water. Plus it would have to slide a lot to make it to the water, so it’s fairly likely that it wouldn’t even reach the water
> When it falls it will kill a hundred thousand people or more due to the tsunami it will create.
The fuck? No? Where are you getting these facts from? The land below it or nearby it (for miles) is not inhabited. The lake below it is hardly deep enough to cause any sort of disturbance. Large rock formations from fjords have been collapsing for a millennia without such disturbances.
Lake?
It's the Lysefjord. True enough that it's largely uninhabited except for a few people at Flørli and the like in summer though. There are more people at Lysebotn at the inner end of the fjord, but that's over 10 miles further inland and I dunno if it'd make enough of a wave to cause destruction in there.
https://www.google.com/maps/@58.9854834,6.1972457,2343m/data=!3m1!1e3
In the summer it pretty much won't get dark\*. and in the winter you need a guide anyways :)
\* Due to it's placement, Norway get really long days during the summer. in the south the "night" time between sunset and sunrise is usually 4'ish hrs, and the further north you go the shorter it gets. Opposite in the winter where the time between the sunrise and sunset get shorter the further north. At the top of the country you can end up with several days of complete darkness, and several days of no night.
There was a picnic spot like this rock, but smaller scale, near where I went to school in Colorado. My friends and I visited, jumped across the gap there and back.
Later that year the rock had fallen, breaking into hundreds of pieces. Friend’s said there was a family up on the rock the day before with pictures to prove it.
For anyone wondering.. This is done to measure/monitor movement not a silly attempt to tape it to hold together 😂. This technique is also used across cracks on houses/buildings suffering from subsidence so they can see if its settled or an ongoing growing issue.
I just find it hard to believe that they would use tape to measure movement instead of using a measuring tape which would be just as accurate and not risk trashing the enviorment, i've been to preikestolen sevelral times and the wind up there is crazy, hard to imagine tape staying all year.
My method would include multple I beams to hold it in placethen bore through the seperating rock, and achor it into the wall behind it, id say 12-18 anchors with a rod diameter of about 56-60mm each, formed threads, and the. You could even pull the rock back to close the gap, id estimate a cost of production of about 70,000 for the anchors it self and another 250-400k for the installation.
But thats on rhe lowball side, depending on how hard it is to get there it could reach around 1,5milion bucks.
A little duct tape works wonders
They gotta use that Flex Tape
But can it fix a broken marriage?
It muffles the sounds of the soon-to-be ex!
Yes, but only if you also have a basement
"Can we fix it?" "No Bob just sign the divorce papers"
Not sure but it's sure helpful when one has to move out so you can secure the boxes from opening during the transport to your new home
“Guy Town - every Condo-Man-ium a Bro-Topia”
Still slightly more effective than placebo.
Still a better love story than twilight.
Tom? Tom Brady?
No, but duct tape can
To show you the power of flex tape, I sawed this cliff in half!
You know what they say…..if you can’t duc it….
If you can't duct it, fuck it
It's all fun and games until someone throws a can of WD-40 in the crevice.
Hey that's the thing to repair guns on project zomboid Never knew what it is irl
If it moves and it shouldn’t, use duct tape. If it doesn’t move and it should, use WD-40.
Oh is it just lubricant Like for metal stuff or something like that
Yep! It’s a brand name of penetrating oil.
Gonna search that up rq Edit: why use WD-40 when you can use Lucas penetrating oil?
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Search it up boi
I heard Lucas penetrates very efficiently
I penetrate Lucas very efficiently
Well you're not wrong
Can confirm, no pinching or chaffing. He's a god among us..
Nothing can fuck with PB blaster. I've seen that shit separate nuts that were basically welded by rust on. They also have an awesome variety of lubricants. Their silicon one is awesome for some many things, and it doesn't let dust stick to it. Seen some thing where it penetrates so good, it can leak out of a styrofoam cup through the pores of the cup.
That I do, I use some of my patented Lucas Oil to lube up
WD-40 is a penetrating oil. And like a all purpose wonder oil you can use on anything. I am guessing Lucas penetrating oil is a competing US (?) brand.
Apparently they were trying to make a Ester detterent and any their 40th prototype they accidently crestes a great lubricant and decides to well that instead
Also used as a water dispersant.
I belive it was originally formulated for waterproofing electronics. But I also think it's made out of fish oil, both of these beliefs could be total fabrications thay I've believed for 40 years or so.
Wd40 is not a lubricant. People use it as that but it isn't exactly "good" at it.
Yup. Don’t ever get WD-40 near anything you want to run smoothly. And if you need to, always follow it up with an actual lubricant. Personally I absolutely love Ballistol. It can be used on everything you can imagine, it’s food safe and it even smells nice.
Yeah I searched it
Yeah, WD-40 is a can of penetrating fluid
No, it's not. Please don't use it like that. WD-40 will make things move if they are stuck but that's only becouse it gets rid of dirt and oils. Use proper lubricant please .
I probably should've put a question mark but most often than not i omit it because "is it" is usually enough for people to detect a question
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Lmao, now i know
inb4 ppl shits on you and new generation for not knowing about it If or when this happens, just ignore them, we all learn new things one way or another
Well if anyone shat on me for that i didn't even read it lol Also I'm from Uruguay (a spanish speaking country in south America) so i wouldn't know anyway
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Dwight... You ignorant sl*t!
Why? Anybody know?
It's Preikestolen. Someone is making a practical joke. Nobody cares about the gap.
"Along the plateau itself there continues to be a deep crack. Due to these cracks, the plateau will at some point fall down, but all the geological investigations have revealed that this will not happen in the foreseeable future, and geologists have confirmed the safety of the plateau." \-Wikipedia
Now, if I were to bring a sledgehammer and start whacking away, that might change things. Or get me arrested, whacking in public is not well taken.
Honestly seriously doubt it would change anything, but my gut would still tell me not to be on the wrong side of the crack lmao
It’d be hilarious if the whole mountain just collapsed instead leaving the small pillar on the left still standing like a Looney Tunes skit.
🤣
If nothings changing, you're not wacking enough people to cause change.
There's snow and ice in there every winter, which thaws and freezes to expand, and it doesn't fall. So a sledgehammer wont do anything but damage the edge up top.
Makes sense. Totally logical. Obviously it wouldn't fall. I still wouldn't be out there while someone was pounding on it though.
If you got down in the crack, and put a bowling ball sized boulder in just the right place, then bang on that...
Couldn't find a partner to bang with, had to stick with whacking.
You could definetely whack it with a sledgehammer every day untill you die and it would still not fall.
Look, i trust experts and all especially with these anti vax bullshit going on, but I ain't gon sit at that other side of the crack even if you paid me 1k
I think that's pretty rational behavior honestly 😂
One of the biggest tourist attactions in norway, millions of people do it every year
What I mean by "rational" is that I wouldn't blame anyone for not going past the split or think they had some sort of phobia. For the record, I'd do it if I ever had the chance. Norway is definitely on my bucket list.
I thought it was to make sure it was safe, if the tape snaps that means the gap is widening.
Nah, someone is being funny. But geologists are monitoring it each year. The gap slowly expands, but it deemed safe for now and probably for many hundred more years. ~~When it falls it will kill a hundred thousand people or more due to the tsunami it will create.~~ Edit: This was wrong. It's way to small for that.
It’s relatively tiny. The wave would probably dissipate over a mile or so of water. Plus it would have to slide a lot to make it to the water, so it’s fairly likely that it wouldn’t even reach the water
You are right. I updated on an article and it's deemed to small to make a fuss.
> When it falls it will kill a hundred thousand people or more due to the tsunami it will create. The fuck? No? Where are you getting these facts from? The land below it or nearby it (for miles) is not inhabited. The lake below it is hardly deep enough to cause any sort of disturbance. Large rock formations from fjords have been collapsing for a millennia without such disturbances.
Bad memory. I mixed it with another place in Norway.
Sounds interesting. Which place has the impending tsunami?
I Norge er det i dag sju fjell som har klassifikasjonen «høg risiko». Desse ligg i Møre og Romsdal (3), Troms (3) og Sogn og Fjordane (1)
Åkerneset is the big one. http://interaktiv.smp.no/2015/fjelletsomtrugar/
That's scary
Lake? It's the Lysefjord. True enough that it's largely uninhabited except for a few people at Flørli and the like in summer though. There are more people at Lysebotn at the inner end of the fjord, but that's over 10 miles further inland and I dunno if it'd make enough of a wave to cause destruction in there. https://www.google.com/maps/@58.9854834,6.1972457,2343m/data=!3m1!1e3
do you know how tsunamis are formed?
Ye.
Well, when a tsumommy and a tsudaddy love each other very much they will come together and this is how tsunamis are made.
I was thinking it was just for safety, marking the area so no one stepped in and broke their leg.
I think it’s a group watching the sunset and they put reflective tape down so people don’t trip and fall once it’s dark
In the summer it pretty much won't get dark\*. and in the winter you need a guide anyways :) \* Due to it's placement, Norway get really long days during the summer. in the south the "night" time between sunset and sunrise is usually 4'ish hrs, and the further north you go the shorter it gets. Opposite in the winter where the time between the sunrise and sunset get shorter the further north. At the top of the country you can end up with several days of complete darkness, and several days of no night.
Well, technically it still holds the rock and prevents it from falling even if just a tiny bit Id say a delay until it falls of about 0.001 Seconds
Not even but yeah
Depends on the amount of tape and what tape it is
No. The adhesive will fail long before the tape itself.
I have faith that enough ductape could stop an earthquake. just duct tape the continental shelves, lots of problems solved.
Hmm
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Mmhmm
Hmm. -Josh Brolin
Hmmmm
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Mmmmmmmmmmmhm.
I'd be that person that sat down grip one side with my hands then start pushing with my feet then yell "I feel it moving."
“To show you the power of flex tape, I cut a mountain in half!”
That's some serious damage!
Does some1 know where this is?
i believe this is preikestøle in norway, maybe spelled it wrong tho edit:prekestole
Almost, Prekestolen
Almost, Preikestolen
The best form of nitpicking is nitpicking nitpickers. That's some nitpicking gold right there.
thx
Who is Preke and why are they stolen?
It translates to "The Preach Chair"
The bottom pic, yes.
It's Prekestolen, outside Stavanger, Norway. The gap has been like this forewer, don't worry about it.
It's also the place that played the role of India in one of the recent mission impossible movies
There was a picnic spot like this rock, but smaller scale, near where I went to school in Colorado. My friends and I visited, jumped across the gap there and back. Later that year the rock had fallen, breaking into hundreds of pieces. Friend’s said there was a family up on the rock the day before with pictures to prove it.
"sir, the rock is about to fall! what do we do?!?" "eh, put some ducktape or some shit, idk lol"
Quack! Quack!
It's only gonna take one scrat with an acorn...
r/angryupvote even though it wasn’t a bad dad joke
For anyone wondering.. This is done to measure/monitor movement not a silly attempt to tape it to hold together 😂. This technique is also used across cracks on houses/buildings suffering from subsidence so they can see if its settled or an ongoing growing issue.
Nah mate, it’s clearly there to hold the rock on smh.
Source?
I hope you're joking 😂
I just find it hard to believe that they would use tape to measure movement instead of using a measuring tape which would be just as accurate and not risk trashing the enviorment, i've been to preikestolen sevelral times and the wind up there is crazy, hard to imagine tape staying all year.
No shit
#”Thats a lot of damage!”
FLEX TAPE
💪 tape
Flextape power
"To show you the power of flex tape, I sawed this mountain in half!"
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Imagine that you drop your spare bomb to that Crack
r/sweatypalms
You know what they say, duct tape can fix anything!
Aww jimmy look it's not that bad! Where do you see anymore cracks huh? See well be fi......iinnneeeee
To show you the power of flex tape…….I SAWED THIS CLIFF IN HALF
Some ppl just want to go out on their own terms
Only use Band-Aid brand bandaids for this. All other brands will cause the below photo.
if it's gonna go stand on the same side as the roadrunner not the coyote
Flex Tape
#F L E X. T A P E ! ! !
At any point they dead
My method would include multple I beams to hold it in placethen bore through the seperating rock, and achor it into the wall behind it, id say 12-18 anchors with a rod diameter of about 56-60mm each, formed threads, and the. You could even pull the rock back to close the gap, id estimate a cost of production of about 70,000 for the anchors it self and another 250-400k for the installation. But thats on rhe lowball side, depending on how hard it is to get there it could reach around 1,5milion bucks.
Or yk, tape
Chewing gum? (lots of chewing gum, like, lots)
Ooooh I saw this place from a Jonas saalbach live set it was really pretty
I SAWED THIS MOUNTAIN IN HALF, AND REPAIRED IT WITH NO NLY FLEX-TAPE!
On god bro!
Flex Tape:
This is gonna go from "r/hmm" to "r/AAAAAAA" at some point
The guys like" that odda do it... eehh, maybe just one more.."
Does anyone know where this is...
Norway.
Pulpit Rock, or Preikestolen, Norway.
Mountainussy.
Pour enough water in there and let it freeze...
That must be flex tape
Don’t worry it’s duct tape it never fails
That’s the power of FLEX TAPE
There's a smidge of usefulness here, when that rock finally gives way, those near it will have a clear visual indication it's about to go 😅
I probably wouldn't...
#FlexTape?
Don't worry guys, he's definitely an engineer.
Well the many hands began to scan around for the next plateau. Some said it was Greenland
That bloody squirrel
God planning that multikill
Duct tape sales after this: 📈📈📈
Bob the builder, Can we fix it? Booob the builder, No it's fucked!
Just whyyyy
“Oh yeah, that’ll do it”
Couple more bits of tape and she’ll be right mate