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[androb4]

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[Michael Hill]

This is it. This is the first clue.

The misspelling is not a coincidence.

[Tom Line]

I sense a disturbance in the force.

It's like a thousand interns cried out.... and then were silenced.

Hopefully Andy flogs the culprit in public

<at least it wasn't "Dog says woof....">

[Richard Wallace]

Originally Posted by AndyMark

someotimes dogs are brown

... and sometimes they are lazy. In which case, they risk being jumped over, by a quick brown fox.

[Michael Hill]

Originally Posted by Richard Wallace

... and sometimes they are lazy. In which case, they risk being jumped over, by a quick brown fox.

So...a sentence that uses all letters of the alphabet > Alphabet Soup > Aliens > Water Game.

Solid evidence.

[MichaelBick]

The bigger question for me is why are they selling a pinion that is impossible to drive(it's not hex or key broached)

[Jared]

Originally Posted by MichaelBick

The bigger question for me is why are they selling a pinion that is impossible to drive(it's not hex or key broached)

It's a press fit gear for the AM gearmotor.

[MichaelBick]

Originally Posted by Jared

It's a press fit gear for the AM gearmotor.

Didn't catch that. That makes a lot more sense

[BBray_T1296]

In the rare event that AndyMark did actually mess up, this is funny. (It is fixed now)

[orangemoore]

Originally Posted by BBray_T1296

In the rare event that AndyMark did actually mess up, this is funny. (It is fixed now)

Its actually not.
Check the Files & Document Tab

[BBray_T1296]

Originally Posted by orangemoore

Its actually not.
Check the Files & Document Tab

Well still, this is a good lesson to not trust everything you see on the internet, which I didn't.

Unless you actually believe I actually screencapped "A kewl webseit about robits"

[CENTURION]

This might be a reference to a Louis CK comedy bit. I can't seem to find the video at the moment (but if you do go looking, keep in mind that it contains some very strong language.). But he says that phrase while explaining that "nothing kids say really matters".