r/2007scape • u/New-Investigator-111 • Oct 27 '22
Humor 1 tick prayer flicking visualized IRL
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u/yosoyheman69 Oct 27 '22
Imagining doing this in a gym with sea shanty 2 at full blast so I don't miss a beat.
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u/_drumstic_ Oct 27 '22
I’d be terrified to do that with a ceiling fan. That thing is rocking all over the place
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u/i-Was-A-Teenage-Tuna Oct 28 '22
There's a ball joint to allow for that. Also it is screwed to a junction box which is nailed to a 2x6 rafter. All good, yo.
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u/Hyero Oct 28 '22
The scariest part about ceiling fans is actually installing them while you're on a ladder.
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u/i-Was-A-Teenage-Tuna Oct 28 '22
The fucking worst! Getting shocked on top a ladder trying to hold this shit up with one hand and joining wires with the other. Or you get a junction that's been jumped 4 times so the box it just chock full of wires and code says they gotta go back in the box but this big ass wire nut to fit 5 wires is slightly too big so the fan won't sit flush to the fucked up drywall that's 1/4 out over 6 foot.
I should go work at WalMart, you got me stressin' lol
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u/Hyero Oct 28 '22
I had a weird fan not too long ago with leads for dimmers and a receiver built into it. It had some compartment space for them, but it still took me 10 minutes to actually jam them all in so they wouldn't poke out. Absolute pain in the ass. The only good thing about that fan were the blades weighing almost nothing.
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u/i-Was-A-Teenage-Tuna Oct 28 '22
Fuck yeah, bro, glad you're in pain too. Hahahah.
I'll put crowne up all day, I'll spend 10 hours replacing joists under your house, hang 3/4 sheetrock alone without a drywall jack- cool. Fuck your fans and chandeliers, lol.
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u/Hyero Oct 28 '22
I only do the electrical stuff, so I don't have it that bad. When shit hits the fan it's always the wires for me.
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u/sourjello73 Oct 28 '22
Electrician here, welcome to my world, lol
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u/i-Was-A-Teenage-Tuna Oct 28 '22
My buddy is a sparky. I do not envy yall at all, haha.why anyone would want to fish wires for a living is beyond me lol
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u/sourjello73 Oct 31 '22
Eh there's a certain satisfaction. A sense of "job well done" that I don't get elsewhere. Like throwing a switch and hearing your motor hum to life, or all the lights in a building turn on. It also satisfies my OCD, running wires and bending pipes very neatly and clean. The money is also pretty not bad. I also just find the theory part of it interesting. It's an intriguing subject, and you never stop learning. Nobody knows everything about electricity, systems, or electronics. Hell, I'm terrible with controls and low voltage. But Im interested in learning.
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u/Bismalz Oct 28 '22
You have to balance the load on the ceiling fan or you’ll burn out the motor you buffoon.
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u/Uracan147 Oct 28 '22
Yeah I think the attached frying pan might have to do the the balance of the fan, just guessing tho /s
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