Window Auto up Feature

[metthem]

Originally Posted by Scalded Dog

Oh, man... I tried that with a crawdad one time. I figured, "How bad could that little fella really hurt?" So, I intentionally let him clamp down on a finger. Let me tell ya... that was like a pair of pliers with little sharp points clamping down hard. My finger was blue for a week.

All in the name of redneck science...

LMAO, I thought you was gonna say it cut the crawdad in half. then I finished reading.

[Scalded Dog]

Originally Posted by metthem

LMAO, I thought you was gonna say it cut the crawdad in half. then I finished reading.

HA! now YOUR post got ME laughing... I can see how you would have thought that... and that is pretty funny... sacrificing a crawdad to the window guillotine!

[Butcher]

Originally Posted by JoansDriver

Yup, because kids are stupid.

Kids aren't stupid, kids are just kids. However, there is no shortage of parents who have an IQ that is slightly higher than room temperature. Only a genius would leave an infant alone in a car with the keys in the ignition.

[jake2212]

Originally Posted by JoansDriver

Yup, because kids are stupid.

+1 lol i'd love to see a kid do that
my mom woulda said "bet you wont do that again, dumbass" nowadays there would be lawsuits out the ass. sad part is im only 18

[Scalded Dog]

Originally Posted by Comrando

Now I wonder what it will do against a hot dog.
The window vs. hot dog not crawdad vs. hot dog

I have seen a demonstration of a circular table saw with a safety feature that somehow instantly stops the blade when it detects something similar to human flesh being in the path... the demonstration I saw used a hot dog to replicate a finger... they pushed a board through, with a hot dog sitting on top of it, and as soon as the cut reached the weenie, the blade stopped without damaging the dog.... pretty impressive.

But now I'm wondering if that circular saw would stop for a crawdad...

[RetPig]

Originally Posted by Scalded Dog

I have seen a demonstration of a circular table saw with a safety feature that somehow instantly stops the blade when it detects something similar to human flesh being in the path... the demonstration I saw used a hot dog to replicate a finger... they pushed a board through, with a hot dog sitting on top of it, and as soon as the cut reached the weenie, the blade stopped without damaging the dog.... pretty impressive.

But now I'm wondering if that circular saw would stop for a crawdad...

Glad to hear it. Nothing worse then getting your Weenie Cut in Half!

[locoycabron]

dont do it i saw someone loosing a head that way!

[Scalded Dog]

Originally Posted by RetPig

Glad to hear it. Nothing worse then getting your Weenie Cut in Half!

That's why I quit using my weenie to push boards through the table saw... I just use push sticks now. Besides, everybody in wood shop always looked at my funny.

I guess I thought it was the bone saw.

[metthem]

[orangejuice]

Originally Posted by JoansDriver

Yup, because kids are stupid.

The one reason why it is required lmao

[orangejuice]

Originally Posted by Scalded Dog

That's why I quit using my weenie to push boards through the table saw... I just use push sticks now. Besides, everybody in wood shop always looked at my funny.

I guess I thought it was the bone saw.

LMFAO

[AngelSpeedFreak]

it will come back down on it's own. My windows go crazy with just the engine rumble sometimes