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I thought of one more thing to add to that. Find something that either can spin or lights up. That'll take a good amount of time.
Or you can go make sure the universal joint in your socket set is not misplaced, and then you'll be mesmorized for hours as to how it works as you rotate it at different angles.
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Two students with no clue but enough dedication to work on something is always better than one expert who doesn't care enough not to leaveit until the last day. - Matt Krass [more] 
04-11-2003, 21:42
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