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Nice. Some of the comments are quite 'special' too. "wat is a stell
wool?"

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Krusty

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It's perfectly correct English.
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Fuckin' A.

 

Krusty wrote:

Wotcha.

.. . . and why is it a "good thing to bribe when camping?"

 

Wouldn't it be simpler to buy a 10p box of matches?

 

My thoughts too, it looked good, yes, but how many people carry wirewool
and a 9v battery ?

 

It also works very well with angle grinder sparks.

DAMHIKIJDOK

I had a YTC moment and nearly lost the entire garage[1], just a few
weeks ago, through not knowing just how flammable wire wool is.

[1] Might have taken the house with it, too.

 

NNNnnggggg....... another one makes it on to my list of people I just
want to punch .......

"i did this =o 2 thinks to watch out for.... dont do it too long the
battery gets extremely hot woops. and dont touch the steel wool
accidently while touching with the battery.. its like dripping raw
aluminum off a saudering iron onto your finger"

 

Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, YTC#1

Paging Christofire...

 

i had that a few years ago, a new pack of 0000 grade steel wool i had bought
for using polishing bowls i was turning on my then new lathe,

sharpened a gouge on the bench grinder, sparks set the steel wool on fire,
which like a twat i had left behind the grinder, still in it's paper sleeve,

i chucked it on the floor, finding no water to put it out with and not
needing a piss just then, i grabbed the air line and tried to blow the
smoldering wool out with 120psi of compressed air.

sounded and looked not unlike a oxy cutter, i then spent the next hour
searching the garage for glowing embers that had been blown everywhere.

 

Probably the same kinds of people who look on youtube for wirewool
videos ...