Wrong thread. This was supposed to be a random nerdy fact.Nickel has a remarkable bleaching effect on alloys. Below are images of various copper alloys. Top to bottom are pure copper, brass approximately 67 to 75% copper and 25 to 33% zinc, copper-silver alloys of various proportions, and a US nickel coin. The coin is 75% copper, and is bleached out by the 25% nickel content.
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It is one thing to be the reason for a safety meeting, but it is more of an honor to get your name on a new policy. I'm only speaking hypothetically here, nothing about overheating a firetruck pump, cracking a heat shield and melting part of a road.
It is one thing to be the reason for a safety meeting, but it is more of an honor to get your name on a new policy. I'm only speaking hypothetically here, nothing about overheating a firetruck pump, cracking a heat shield and melting part of a road.
Stop by East Winds drive thru in Cascade Locks. (Oregon) Order the small cone, you may be able to eat all of it. Order the large cone?
I'm the reason for one rule here where I work, but not a safety rule. It's a rule about check-in when returning a rental car to our on-site satellite Hertz lot. It's a result of the time that the guard at the shack, who handles the cars for Hertz, handed someone the key to the car I'd just returned and I was nearly arrested when Hertz reported the car stolen.In high school, I was part of an organization that had as an unofficial goal for the annual regional convention that each year, there should be a new rule in the rule book based on something we thought up the year before, but that nobody got in actual trouble for. A workable definition of shenanigans, I reckon.
Poor little guy got vapor lock.
Do androids dream of electric sheep?
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