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Posted by Jim Stewart on June 18, 2008, 3:12 pm
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Cydrome Leader wrote:
>>>> Cydrome Leader wrote:
>>>>>> Cydrome Leader wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Hi, I have a 1 gallon paint can. There is paint on the sides of
>>>>>>> the can, so I cannot read the instructions on how to open the can.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> How can I open this can of paint? It looks like the lid press fits into
>>>>>>> the can and can be opened the a flat screwdriver or a paint can opener,
>>>>>>> but I don't know what to do. Paint cans are very clever.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> help, help.
>>>>>> Turn the can up-side down on the edge of a table and lie on the floor
>>>>>> staring directly at the edge of the can. Now, with a flat blade
>>>>>> screwdriver, very carefully pry the lid off.
>>>>> This is a good idea. The weight of the paint will help the lid to come
>>>>> off.
>>>>
>>>> Feel free to substitute a plasma cutter
>>>> or gas ax for the screwdriver.
>>> gax ax?
>> He meant the gas coming out of your ass, you can use that instead of
>> acetylene to open paint cans. Just remember to add some oxygen and
>> light that up.
>
> That's very clever, AND very (very very) funny.
>
> I find it interesting how you always chime in with really dull/stupid
> comments when everybody else is having a good time laughing at your
> antics.
>
> So, here's my latest project. I got a military surplus lawn rake. It is
> very sturdy. I will paint it and sell it.
>
> When I use it, my weak skins gets blisters and I cry from the pain. What
> should I do to prevent this injury when using this high quality rake?
>
> It was been suggested that I use gloves, but I don't know. I have some
> surplus gloves, they are very high quality.
>
> What do you think I should do?
>
> How do I use these gloves?
After you put army surplus foot powder on your hands.
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>>>>>> Cydrome Leader wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Hi, I have a 1 gallon paint can. There is paint on the sides of
>>>>>>> the can, so I cannot read the instructions on how to open the can.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> How can I open this can of paint? It looks like the lid press fits into
>>>>>>> the can and can be opened the a flat screwdriver or a paint can opener,
>>>>>>> but I don't know what to do. Paint cans are very clever.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> help, help.
>>>>>> Turn the can up-side down on the edge of a table and lie on the floor
>>>>>> staring directly at the edge of the can. Now, with a flat blade
>>>>>> screwdriver, very carefully pry the lid off.
>>>>> This is a good idea. The weight of the paint will help the lid to come
>>>>> off.
>>>>
>>>> Feel free to substitute a plasma cutter
>>>> or gas ax for the screwdriver.
>>> gax ax?