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Melvin and Ralph decided to visit the machine tool showroom at Bingleberry's Galactic Surplus, and Ralph figured that he knew his way around an Xoratian power Stapler. Much to the Wonder Rodent's dismay, he discovered that the "Do not Touch" signs were there for good reason.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Comics
Species Rodent (Other)
Size 1280 x 644px
File Size 297.5 kB
Well I have seen them angry pixies do a lot of damage... A crater where a line transformer use to was be. The crater you could park a full sized pickup in and not see the top of the truck if you were 100 feet away. A 3/4 inch steel plate welded to scaffold as it fell cutting a 480 volt power cable... I would rather unleash them in a much more controlled manor my self
Mustn't have been powerful enough to show his skeleton. Tell me, RDP, based on your vast mechanical experience, as well as untold hours "wasted" watching cartoons, how powerful a jolt do you need to receive before folks can see either your skeleton, what you had for brekkers that day, or both?
Now that I think about it, The Skeleton thing might evaporate the flesh around it. If I recall correctly, there's footage of a controlled discharge of a circuit breaker, where about 200 pounds of the support structure is evaporated.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVF3iC_voyU
It is a nice gag in the cartoons though. Come to think of it, I had never drawn Ralph's skeleton, ever.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVF3iC_voyU
It is a nice gag in the cartoons though. Come to think of it, I had never drawn Ralph's skeleton, ever.
Sometimes that's the best way to learn machining and metal work. (NCM tools still spook me.) If you're serious, perhaps you could look into volunteering to help in a high school or college machine shop, or find temp work as a shop helper. I learned a lot temping at a factory that made electrical components in six months than I learned in years since College.
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