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[Kevin D. Clark]

"Andrew W. Gaunt" writes:

> Simple tools can often be used in ways not imagined by the designer
> and that's not always a bad thing. Who among us has not used a
> hammer or screwdiver in ways that they were not specifically designed
> for? Sometimes the results are desirable, sometimes not.

Suppose you have a bunch of bats trapped in a wall inside your house.
You can cut a hole in your wall, peer in, and see them.  They're not
happy campers.  They're also not in a hurry to go anywhere either.  It
is really hard to get a hold of them with long-handled pliers or
heavy gloves, which is complicated due to the plumbing and electrical wires
in the wall.

Did you know that an excellent way to get a good grip on the bats is
to use a Shop-Vac?  They stick right to the end of nozzle, until you
simultaneously throw them out the window and switch the Shop-Vac to
"off".

I gave those bats the biggest hickey that they'll ever get in their
lives.


Shop-Vac, tool of many uses!  (-:

--kevin
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