(adopting Homer Simpson persona) Mmmmm. Jaguar. <drool>
2.
No, it won’t “get your motor running” if you eat it.
3.
“Wait - I haven’t wired it yet”
4.
No, this is not how to “get wired”
5.
Misunderstanding the comment “that Jaguar is fried”, Andy B prepares to visit the dentist.
Here we see part of the Luminary Micro Jaguar production line. BwaaHaaaHaa…and you thought we built them?
[NPOE2]Knowing the rules, I know that only the last entry counts. Just thought I’d give a little insight into my thought process for a Caption Contest entry. We’re getting close to the end of this one…[/NPOE2]
AndyB never gets any birthday cake, due to a worldwide shortage generated by the other Andy B(aker)'s birthday celebrations just two days earlier. This year he resorts to eating excess robot parts instead.
And this children is where we produce the Jaguar Electronic Speed Controllers. Do not try this at home, Andy has been trained since birth to produce only the highest quality ESCs.
<not an entry>
Seriously, this is NOT a jab against the Jaguars or their manufacturing process, I just wanna know if this is a violation of any workplace safety rules.
</not an entry>
Andy the speed controller connoisseur tastes his first Jaguar:
“Hmmmm, Full-bodied texture…yet very light and flaky…has a distinct smoky aroma… This product is well-suited for bold risk-takers who like to live dangerously…”
Andy fell asleep in electronics class and had a dream that his mother made him a big batch of brownies. Andy ate all of them.
When he woke up all of the jaguars, in class, were missing.
Dictionary of FIRST Idioms - “Put your Speed Controller in your mouth”
Definition- You “Put your Speed Controller in your Mouth” when you say something that makes your veteran team member feel embarrassed in front of the rookies.
Top 3 “Put your Speed Controller in your Mouth”
“Oh, don’t worry about reverse wiring, it will not damage the Jaguar.”
“Voltage? Sure anything from 12v-18v will work with no problem.”
“Don’t worry about ventilation, that is what the fan shield is for.”