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Old 03-02-2014, 03:55 PM
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Of the TVs and monitors I threw into the dumpster intact, without airing the CRTs, I wonder if there was a loud POOM! at any time that scared the crap out of any bystanders.
Years ago, I watched and listened to what happened as a trash truck did its crushing action on one or more under-vacuum TV sets. I did not hear a specific sound other than the normal sounds to be expected from things getting crushed, and nothing came flying back out from under the crusher panels.
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Old 02-26-2014, 09:31 PM
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I'd tell y'all how I dispose of 'em, but it would make a lot of you MAD...It involves a fully-automatic weapon.. And most of you CAN'T have one..
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Old 02-26-2014, 10:46 PM
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I'd tell y'all how I dispose of 'em, but it would make a lot of you MAD...It involves a fully-automatic weapon.. And most of you CAN'T have one..
Yeah, I guess a Tommy Gun will have to do for most of us. Of course those of us here in Canuckistan can't carry a handgun at all, prolly can't have the Tommy Gun either...
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Old 03-02-2014, 09:43 PM
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Last eCycling event I went to didn't have a huge amount of interesting stuff-some early 80s Sonys were the most noteworthy TV's. They did have a pre-war Silvertone console radio, somewhat higher-end. I said something to the guy who seemed to be in charge but he just cracked a slight smile and waved me toward the exit. Maybe it got rescued further down the line.
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