Notices by Matt Hamilton (eriner@noauthority.social), page 2

@PNS Jim Jones had the right idea. Just think of how clean we could make the streets if we just laced all the kool-aid powder with cyanide.

Why is every pair of men’s swim trunks sold with that fucking netting that chaffs your thighs when you go to the beach? What is the purpose? To catch turds? I don’t understand.

@obihahn @PNS @effortless

@obihahn @PNS @effortless down to party

@ILoveAmericaNews

@PNS oh, you meant /just/ replies. Hmm.

@PNS it’s more annoying, but you can still get that view.

@jazzilla @PNS > limiting a person’s access to financial resources

“Honey, we can’t afford another pair of shoes this week”

“Well since I’m now taking half of your stuff, you’re right. You can’t afford it and you can’t afford me”

#BossBabe

@jazzilla @PNS substantiate this claim (I’m ignorant)

@PNS > there are no cops in rural areas

Fucking idiot.

I have a backhoe and enough ammo for all of Baltimore.

Bros I’m tired of winning

Any microwave that doesn’t immediately start upon pressing the “add 30 seconds” button is defective and belongs in the trash.

If one more retard posts something retarded about the fucking ping-pong ball I’m going to kill myself.

Even in the face of Israel queering the deal of our God-Emperor Trump, boomers will defend our “greatest ally” until their dying breath.

We can either take away their ability to vote along with their driver’s licenses, or we can wait for them to die and kill a mini-van with a woman and three kids.

Boomers are too brainwashed; they’re fucking cattle.

@PNS that's not the issue, it's that they can come out of square in the Z axis and warp (which would happen even with diagonal bracing) which probably creates micro-fractures in the glass that can't be seen by the eye.

The much sturdier and flat surface offered by the unistrut (with a lot less play than the EMT clips I'm currently using) should prevent Z axis warping.

EMT rails attached and bent. Roof is mostly finished. Will caulk between the panels at the end.

I’ll bend identical conduits for the “sleds” so there are no fittings on the ground inhibiting dragging it.

The (small) vertical struts will vary in length to give me the appropriate winter angle.

I will use T fittings to add horizontal members to create a box. Once they’re on I’ll use steel cable and turnbuckles to make it rigid, followed by welded wire screen attached using steel cable ties.

The start of the bunny grow-out tractor(s).

EMT, one-hole straps, and cage wire (all to be etched and painted black) for the structure. I’ll inset a 8” wire/slat lip on the inside to discourage digging out, but we’ll be moving these at least once a day.

Solar panels will run fans to keep the buns cool (since I’m not letting them dig to retreat from the heat), and in the colder months will run heat strips to keep the water tank/nipples from freezing.

I’ll be brushing snow off in winter.

Just about finished the conversion.

As I suspected, the extra fittings on the sled make it much more difficult to move. For the first “production” unit (which will get paint and I’ll actually measure stuff instead of eyeballing it), I may weld the bottom six joints to the sled. That, or be lazy and use two EMT runs at the bottom and bolt the top one to the bottom using bolts inside the tube.

I’ll cross that bridge when I get there.

I’ll strap wire to the bottom after dinner.

God demands I finish this project to a habitable standard by the end of the day. (There are more baby bunnies in the condo, a new litter, heh.)

“Like rabbits”

🐇

Given it a bit more thought, and the other problem with the bends vs 90 deg. fittings is breaking strength under load.

The back (the part not pictured) will have one, maybe two vertical supports which should help, but having those bends means it would take a lot less load (snow) to push them to the critical point where the metal creases and then snaps.

If I lived somewhere down South, using bends like this would probably be fine.