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My brain: Do it.

Me: Why

My brain: Just do it.

Me: Okay

Two images:

Top image is of a pen. Bottom image is the same pen dismantled with its parts neatly placed to show where the go in the pen.

  • @[email protected]
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    232 months ago

    Then you play with the spring which ends up shooting across the room and into another dimension and you no longer have a pen.

  • @[email protected]
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    192 months ago

    I just had immediate flashbacks to taking apart every pen I could get my hands on in church service

  • slazer2au
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    122 months ago

    The calling of an aspiring bomb defusion technician.

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      51 month ago

      A: “They’re giving the signal, the bomb’s defused!”

      B: “They were so fast as well, truly one of our best.”

      A: “Hold on, what are they doing now?”

      B: “Are they repairing the bomb?!”

  • @[email protected]
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    92 months ago

    Back in Junior High, two friends and I used to speed break down and rebuild these like they were rifles or something. Had a blast timing ourselves.

  • @Not2Dopey
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    72 months ago

    Why didn’t they take the metal top off? You have to dismantle it the entire way. Amateur.

  • @[email protected]
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    51 month ago

    I see you have figured out how to field strip your weapon. Now put it back together and see if it works

  • andrew_bidlaw
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    2 months ago

    Speed reassembly is one thing, and sourcing parts from different pens to make mixes is fun too.

  • germtm.
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    32 months ago

    this exact model of the pen is the type i used to dismantle the most.