I always get a kick, pun intended, out of drywall. People get locked in
rooms and dont even know you can almost always just kick into the next
room. with the build quality these says you can kick your way to the
outside if you want.
People spend crazy amounts of money on security, systems, armored
When I read “tunneling through stores” I pictured a big core drill through
adjacent basements. Sawing through drywall partitions is a lot less dramatic,
but geez, is that the only thing between stores?
At our local mall there’s a maintenance corridor behind the stores with only a
drywall p
We did service to a store in a strip mall once. The best line of sight
was above another store, but when I got into the suspended ceiling, I
discovered that the walls between stores did not go to the roof. You
could run any wire from any store to any other store if you went above
the suspended
100%. It would take a bit to kick your way through OSB sheathing….but I agree
if you’re an able bodied adult that’s not really enough to keep you prisoner.
And even with steel doors and such anybody with an angle grinder can get into
anywhere they want.
Similarly, I didn’t understand
Was the space above high enough to stand in? I don’t recall where I was, but I
remember being above a ceiling somewhere and walking on top of the walls.
I bet there are no cameras up there either. Sounds perfect, Bill. Count me in
on the heist.
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I rented a storage unit once, it had a drywall ceiling. I cut an access door
and found that I then had access to all the other storage units.
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You can't really stand on a suspended ceiling. The heaviest thing up
there were the 2x4 florescent light fixtures that rested between the T
bars. They did have HVAC duct work, and phone lines and some electrical,
but those things were not resting on the suspended ceiling T bars.
bp
On 8/8/20
Have you ever seen a movie? Once you get into the drop ceiling, you can
run and jump just like it's a floor. They're also clean and well lit.
On 8/8/2024 1:54 PM, Bill Prince wrote:
You can't really stand on a suspended ceiling. The heaviest thing up
there were the 2x4 florescent light fixt
Right, but assuming the drywall partitions have a top plate you can walk on
that. Literally walk on top of the walls.
From: AF On Behalf Of Bill Prince
Sent: Thursday, August 08, 2024 2:54 PM
To: af@af.afmug.com
Subject: Re: [AFMUG] movies.
You can't really stand on a suspended ceili
Air ducts are always very clean in the movies.
From: Nate Burke
Sent: Thursday, August 8, 2024 1:07 PM
To: AnimalFarm Microwave Users Group
Subject: Re: [AFMUG] movies.
Have you ever seen a movie? Once you get into the drop ceiling, you can run
and jump just like it's a floor. They'r
I did crawl over an acoustic tile ceiling once. It has a lattice framework of
1x2 sticks. I spread myself out as far as I could. Never collapsed but I am
sure it was close.
From: Bill Prince
Sent: Thursday, August 8, 2024 12:54 PM
To: af@af.afmug.com
Subject: Re: [AFMUG] movies.
Yo
So was this like Mission Impossible, with Tom Cruise dangling from a rope? Or
Thomas Crown Affair, with Paul Newman masterminding the burglary from afar? Or
more like Pink Panther, with David Niven and Robert Wagner plotting to steal a
diamond? This thread is about movies, after all.
From
It was like */Being There/* with Peter Sellers walking on water.
bp
On 8/8/2024 1:15 PM, Ken Hohhof wrote:
So was this like Mission Impossible, with Tom Cruise dangling from a
rope? Or Thomas Crown Affair, with Paul Newman masterminding the
burglary from afar? Or more like Pink Panther,
I found a cooler, one of those 3x2 ones up in a ceiling above a salon in a
strip mall. it was chained to the joist. I didnt open it, cause that was
some shady looking stuff and someone went to some effort to do it. But you
could run your telco to the facility demarc up there no problem, just walk
t
I was walking on a partition wall once, came to a ceiling tile that was
missing. Turned out I had made it to the pool are of the building and it was
like 30 feet to the floor. All of a sudden I couldn’t walk the wall any more.
Odd how I was fine when I thought I only had 8 feet to fall.
Be
There are also kei cars.
https://www.slashgear.com/1523554/small-cars-that-look-fun-to-drive/
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Sent: Tuesday, August 6, 2024 2:44 PM
To: AnimalFarm Microwave Users Group
Subject: Re: [AFMUG] Kei trucks
I could not make and sell the front axle at a
It's pretty easy to check so no need to post your answer. I thought I knew
the answer, but I was surprised.
Who was the youngest person sworn in as President of the United States?
(choices in alphabetical order)
a) Bill Clinton
b) JFK
c) Barack Obama
d) Teddy Roosevelt
Hint: th
Obama was the first president that was younger than myself in my lifetime.
From: Ken Hohhof
Sent: Thursday, August 8, 2024 6:31 PM
To: 'AnimalFarm Microwave Users Group'
Subject: [AFMUG] fun history (not political) quiz
It’s pretty easy to check so no need to post your answer. I thought I k
I had assumed it was JFK at 43, and that is correct if you go by age when
ELECTED president. But TR was 42 when he assumed the presidency upon
McKinley’s assassination (he was vice president). I remember at the time it
was a big deal that JFK was so young, and (gasp!) a Catholic.
From: AF
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