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[dragoneggs]

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I seek to understand, but I am giving up on this one. Besides... I believe P is for Pallets! :confused3:

 

[bcp]

I seek to understand, but I am giving up on this one. Besides... I believe P is for Pallets! :confused3:

We kind of got off track on the silent p, which is really why nothing could hear a pterodactyl urinate.

Bruce

 

[MoArk Willy]

You need to learn to read, sonny. And while you're at it, get better educated. Seems it didn't occur to you that pneumatic and pulmonary could be related concepts before you sat down to compose a snarky reply. Why bother?

Here I'll spell it out for you: Can you see the relation between pulmonary function (breathing) and 'pneumatic' air delivered by an air compressor? I think most other readers here would recognize they are related without having to spell it out like I have to do for you. To get more specific, this Wipedia link states " Pulmonology is synonymous with pneumology ... [both describing] respiratory medicine."

I will let you wallow in your self importance. I can see that you are far too intelligent to argue with.
I bow at your genius.
Now THAT'S being snarky.
I do not need a pretentious prig spelling anything out for me. Yes, I understand pneumatic....and I understand pulmonary.

But when someone asked the question "why is it spelled with P" and your answer is "Ever hear of pulmonary" that is far more snarky than anything I have said.
If you want to actually prove your greater intelligence, why not start with the explanation you took so long to get to rather than closing with it?
Your answer equates to someone asking if you know how a car engine runs and you blurt out "Ever hear of an exhaust pipe?"

 

[Ford850]

I used to buy the HF grounding magnets sold for welding to use for mounting things like lights etc. HF no longer sells them, so I found a replacement a few months ago. The 81mm round magnet works even better! 66mm Round Magnet
At $3.99 (with 20% coupon) it's a great deal. The magnet is large enough to provide strength and support for most of my projects, and it's slimmer and cheaper than the welding magnets I was using. My last project with these was to mount some cord supports I use when pulling my sprayer. I used 1/8" steel rod, with one end bent into a short cork screw and the other end looped under a mounting screw on the magnet, they stay put on the trailer tongue and mower fender. Cup holders, LED work lights, tool boxes, and other good mount uses.

 

[Threepoint]

I used to buy the HF grounding magnets sold for welding to use for mounting things like lights etc. HF no longer sells them, so I found a replacement a few months ago. The 81mm round magnet works even better! 66mm Round Magnet
At $3.99 (with 20% coupon) it's a great deal. The magnet is large enough to provide strength and support for most of my projects, and it's slimmer and cheaper than the welding magnets I was using. My last project with these was to mount some cord supports I use when pulling my sprayer. I used 1/8" steel rod, with one end bent into a short cork screw and the other end looped under a mounting screw on the magnet, they stay put on the trailer tongue and mower fender. Cup holders, LED work lights, tool boxes, and other good mount uses.

Yep, those suckers are pretty strong. Once they're stuck to a flat steel surface, they don't want come off easily. In fact, they should come with a disclaimer!

 

[Threepoint]

I will let you wallow in your self importance. I can see that you are far too intelligent to argue with.
I bow at your genius.
Now THAT'S being snarky.
I do not need a pretentious prig spelling anything out for me. Yes, I understand pneumatic....and I understand pulmonary.

But when someone asked the question "why is it spelled with P" and your answer is "Ever hear of pulmonary" that is far more snarky than anything I have said.
If you want to actually prove your greater intelligence, why not start with the explanation you took so long to get to rather than closing with it?
Your answer equates to someone asking if you know how a car engine runs and you blurt out "Ever hear of an exhaust pipe?"

Hey guys, why not let this go, or at least take the dust up offline before Eric Smidt files a complaint for hijacking his HF thread. :laughing:

 

[sixdogs]

I know I could research this thread but I am lazy. Looking for experience on HF Gantry Crane.

Telescoping Gantry Crane - 1 Ton

Looking to lift off my F-150 bed for a repair. Thoughts? Thinking of using a 25% coupon. Puts it at $555 plus tax. Seems worth it. Problem is I have no more room in my garage/shop.

MoArkWilly is right. I lifted a Dodge dually bed that was sprayed with heavy and thick bedliner with my large shop crane. Did it multiple times and it only takes a couple minutes. Did it all alone too.

 

[John_Mc]

Hey guys, why not let this go, or at least take the dust up offline before Eric Smidt files a complaint for hijacking his HF thread. :laughing:

Amen. sometimes it's better to just let the other guy get in the last word, no matter how misguided you think he may be, and just let it die.

 

[dragoneggs]

Amen. sometimes it's better to just let the other guy get in the last word, no matter how misguided you think he may be, and just let it die.

Hard to let some things go even if trivial... but I agree here. I will admit though that California lost me with 'pulmonary' as well.

 

[Diggin It]

Will the canary have a pulmonary riding the Pullman to Mt Airy?

Find out next week, same TBN time, same TBN thread!!!!

Boffo!!. Pow!!