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fandomhigh2005-12-06 10:54 am
Shop Class: 12/6
When the students enter the classroom they'll see that the familiar junkyard has been reinstated.
Sitting on the tables are some old coffee grinders.
"Your assignment today is to create a machine that will connect to this old coffee and grind the coffee. The machine can be powered by anything but an actual engine. Anything that powerful would destroy the coffee grinder. Feel free to use anything in the junkyard."
Sitting on the tables are some old coffee grinders.
"Your assignment today is to create a machine that will connect to this old coffee and grind the coffee. The machine can be powered by anything but an actual engine. Anything that powerful would destroy the coffee grinder. Feel free to use anything in the junkyard."

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[ooc: Who has no RP time today? Me! Don't expect interactio.]
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After several failed attempts, he manages to attach a crankshaft between the bike's rear wheel and the coffee grinder, dumps beans into the hopper, then climbs on the bike and starts pedaling for all he's worth.
Because hey -- exercise and caffeine all at once! Double win!
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He then looks at the machine and waits expectently.*
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*Following this bit of rodential ranting, the Death of Rat crosses his skeletal arms and, if possible, would appear quite stubborn. For a rat.*
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*DEATH's voice has taken on a more imposing tone, if possible for DEATH to sound more imposing than he normally does.*
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*The Death of Rats, eventually, climbs into the wheel and begins to run, the turning of which causes the coffee grinder to work. He is radiating a rat-sized aura of dread and annoyance.
DEATH, however, appears to be quite pleased.*
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John took the wheel off the grinder and put a socket and air wrench on the end with a shut off valve about 10 feet away to modulate the amount of pressure.
It works, when turned to low.
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Hey? It's not my fault the Mun's an idiot who can't tell the inside of a phone from a broken toaster! *Thwap* Ow!So we're supposed to... make a machine to make the other machine grind the coffee?
Wouldn't it just be cheaper to buy a coffee machine made after electricity was discovered?
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*smirk*
[OOC: Just read your OOC post. If you want to snark and have time great. Otherwise a hanwavey post on how you built a machine is fine. Can have my doppelganger get overstressed now, can I?]
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"Can I at least ask exactly... what we're supposed to be doing? I mean, I get what we ave to do but... I don't. You know?"
[You're lucky, Jack's still stuck trying to do his classes so he can snark for a tad bit. That and I just found a misnumbered page in my notes which means I'm, giving myself a break before I have to start them over. Wish I had a copy-machine...]
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"It's simple O'Neill. You find a way to power the coffee grinder other than the hand crank. Like Um... Death did over there."
Points to rat running on a habit trail.
"Well maybe not exactly like that."
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Pressing down on the sewing machine's foot pedal, he grins triumphantly as the coffee grinder begins to grind away.
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But she may have used a little magic to stick the pieces together.
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I was gonna say, "Did someone suddenly ban the sale of ground coffee," but I didn't want to get my ass kicked.
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Damn. Wish I'd'a thought of that one.