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In Reply to: Funny shop stories posted by 37 chief on April 29, 2021 at 20:40:08:
I worked in the die shop at a GM plant in the early 70s. Lots of air grinders going and they used hoses with a twist lock connector at the line end. They were open and the valve had a bleed feature. When a guy took a break someone would pour a cup of oil into the hose which would come out of the grinder for hours. Then always spotting blue on handles. They had a bucket of whitewash for layouts on castings and one guy liked to walk up behind people and paint their heels with it. Two foremen got fed up with him so they tied him to a bench, pants him and painted his nuts with spotting blue. It was water soluble and not hard to remove but both the foremen were busted down.
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