Thread: Which metal would flex more?
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17-12-2017 #1
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17-12-2017 #2
Yes,
I'm glad you ask, actually I answer lots of direct relevant questions with well thought out technical answers from people who aren't lazy clueless wakners who can't be bothered to carry out a basic Google search to see if there is a good answer just sitting there for them on the net.
But I guess you are too lazy to search and discover that too!
#SLACKER!
;-)You think that's too expensive? You're not a Model Engineer are you? :D
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17-12-2017 #3
What you mean is that you didn't have a clue what the answer is so you snipe instead. Lol. Go troll someone else.
For the record, any question I ask on this forum is directed SPECIFICALLY NOT at you, so please ignore it. I am directing it at technically knowledgeable people who may or may not choose to help. Goodbye.
Last edited by PaisleyPCdoctor; 17-12-2017 at 10:16 PM.
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17-12-2017 #4
No,
I mean you come across as someone who can't be bothered to do even basic research for yourself, even though very good answers are available to a fairly basic Google search which could be expected of any "PC Doctor".
For the record you can use your preferences to ignore my responses, making a bit of an effort would have the same effect ;-)
P.S. use of multiple question marks is not a good personality stability sign :DLast edited by magicniner; 17-12-2017 at 10:21 PM.
You think that's too expensive? You're not a Model Engineer are you? :D
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17-12-2017 #5
Magicniner,
I honestly don't find any of your replies helpful at all,
I'm respectfully and hopefully asking for you to not respond to any of my posts. It's really easy- you literally don't have to do anything.
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17-12-2017 #6
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17-12-2017 #7
Please accept my apologies, I assumed that you had really basic access to Internet reference and the required brain power with which you could work out from the prolific use of Aluminium alloys in Aircraft that for a similar weight a suitable Aluminium Alloy can provide greater stiffness for a given weight than any Iron based Alloy.
From there it should be a basic mathematical job to compare size and strength, and hey, if you're lazy then someone else might do the work for you:DYou think that's too expensive? You're not a Model Engineer are you? :D
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17-12-2017 #8
And block me, unless you are going to make an effort, I will point out everywhere that you (and anyone else) is making no effort to resolve their own issues.
You think that's too expensive? You're not a Model Engineer are you? :D
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17-12-2017 #9
Yes, I'm an uneducated, illiterate, retarded, deaf, blind, quadraplegic, emotionally unstable, little girly with serious mental health problems including hallucinations and psychosis. I have no Internet access and I'm banned from google for asking too many silly questions and overloading their servers (not easy as I have no Internet and my electricity was cut off when I was an infant and is still off).
I frequently soil my pants and I'm a total burden on society due to my asylum status and unwillingness to work but still letting the nhs replace my heart and lungs and my liver twice.
Does that qualify me as a forum member you could manage to ignore and possibly even better, not dignify with responses?Last edited by PaisleyPCdoctor; 17-12-2017 at 10:45 PM.
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17-12-2017 #10
No, you can type, don't be lazy, learn how to block responses you don't want to see, this is a further demonstration of your lazy requirement for others to solve your problems! ;-)
Asylum status is a Red Light, you're actually obviously an Illegal!
If you're too lazy then you can ask other productive users on the forum to tell you how to block responses from someone you don't like!
To be honest you are becoming mildly endearing, make an effort and I may come to love you! :DYou think that's too expensive? You're not a Model Engineer are you? :D
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