Killing 3 contest birds with one pic

Tdhurl1103

Tdhurl1103

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Sometimes us Beckerheads just don't have enough time in the day to get things done. Also, there are many times, in which a picture should say a lot, even if it's not pretty or breath taking.

Over the years I have come to the realization that pictures, while valuable to one's life, is not really my top priority. Me and my family have been to some awesome places, done some pretty cool things, but capturing those moments is really just left to memory. I might snap a quick phone pic when it suits me. Or the wife and kids might get all "oooo and ahhhh" over certain things and want to capture those things in a photos nd then whip out the top notch camera. I however, do not.

Having said all that, here is a quick pic of three contest requirements wrapped into one: (These are NOT contest entries, nor are they designed to make light of things which may be important to others, they are only meant to be funny in jest)

Guyon's 40K water pic, DerekH's Breakfast pic and Granitstateofmind Workbench pic

 
Thats awesome! throw a ferro rod in and light a fire in an ashtray and that picture will be ready for ALL contests or GAWs
 
I Love It,

And you have a Becker and Stripper covered if it shows up in the scavenger hunt thread,
 
This thread is a winner! Lol

Hey Tom, what do you use that World's Smallest Bungee Cord for?
 
Hey Cham. I figured as much, snark away friend.

I don't do anything with the worlds smallest bungee cord. It's too small! Actually, I have no idea where that came from. It just appeared there.
 
Classic! I think you should win all the contest! :thumbup:
 
I love it. You nailed 'em all!

I feel the same way about pics, so I tend to only take them of objects when I have a plan in mind or have nothing else to do.
When I'm out with the kids, participating in activites, and doing stuff - pictures are the furthest thing from my mind. I focus on the doing and enjoying, not saving for posterity or showing what happened. Which bums the wife out, if she didn't get to come along.

I have one of those tiny bungee cords. I use it to keep my screwdrivers somewhat secure in their pegboard rack. But it doesn't help much so I think I'm going to remove it.
Maybe I'll give it to the wife so she can tie up her class-pet hamster when she lets him out of his cage. But then I'll need to make him a tiny little collar...
 
I'm in. Thanks for the chance.


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tjswarbrick said:
I have one of those tiny bungee cords. I use it to keep my screwdrivers somewhat secure in their pegboard rack. But it doesn't help much so I think I'm going to remove it.
Maybe I'll give it to the wife so she can tie up her class-pet hamster when she lets him out of his cage. But then I'll need to make him a tiny little collar...
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So...the mystery of the World's Smallest Bungee Cord continues....
Who ownes these and what are they used for?
I must find out!
 
I have a few. I've used them to make sure a ladder doesn't fall over when stored against a shelf in my garage.
 
I found a use for the worlds smallest bungee!

Got a TAD Dispatch Bag to replace an LAPG BOB as my GHB. I figured it would fit the space between my woofer and backseat without hogging the whole trunk. But how the keep it there? I tried industrial velcro - it stayed on the carpet well enough, but stuck to itself better than to the bag - so I had to redo it each time I opened the bag. (I keep an EDC pouch of fairly-often-used tools in there, so that wasn't too convenient.)
I thought - hey, there's a bolt shaft available. How can I make this work?



The merely small blue one was too large to grab the bolt - but worked well through an existing hole in a trunk support. I was able to compress the spring on the tiny one enough to get it around the bolt. Best part is, both stay put when I undo the bag so it takes about 3 seconds and is a cinch to put back.

Now I need to buy another worlds smallest bungee so I have a useless one laying around again!
 
tjswarbrick said:
I found a use for the worlds smallest bungee!

Got a TAD Dispatch Bag to replace an LAPG BOB as my GHB. I figured it would fit the space between my woofer and backseat without hogging the whole trunk. But how the keep it there? I tried industrial velcro - it stayed on the carpet well enough, but stuck to itself better than to the bag - so I had to redo it each time I opened the bag. (I keep an EDC pouch of fairly-often-used tools in there, so that wasn't too convenient.)
I thought - hey, there's a bolt shaft available. How can I make this work?



The merely small blue one was too large to grab the bolt - but worked well through an existing hole in a trunk support. I was able to compress the spring on the tiny one enough to get it around the bolt. Best part is, both stay put when I undo the bag so it takes about 3 seconds and is a cinch to put back.

Now I need to buy another worlds smallest bungee so I have a useless one laying around again!
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I'm glad someone was able to find a use for the worlds smallest bungee cord. Now I have hope, LOL.
 
The mystery is solved!
I've had many sleepless nights worrying about that Worlds Smallest Bungee Cord! :D
 
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