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Not so obvious caption competition
"That's funny, my mouth tastes of monkey nuts"
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I thought that both alu and steel had more-or-less constant coefficients of thermal expansion over the range of temperatures you can achieve in a garage... but I can't find any nice graphs, so feel free to set me right.
Saw a google answers thing suggesting that heating alu inside steel might crush the alu when it expanded, making it easier to get out when it contracts again, which sounds (more) plausible.
Anecdotally - heating never worked for me, though cooling has done.
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the answer to anything stuck to anything is heat. just pour a load of oxy-propane heat on it and pull. it will move. of course the paint will be utterly buggered, but the surfaces of the metal will not.
Well, except in the unlikely event that it's aluminium inside steel, because aluminium expands more than steel, so heat would only make the problem worse. I can't think of anywhere that might happen. Maybe some kind of aluminium pole, or post, inside some kind of steel tube...? No, I agree, seems pretty unlikely.
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Fuck, apparently you can already listen to it. And we already have a thread for it!
https://www.lfgss.com/thread43616.html
Really glad I won't have to hear this on the radio.
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They are beeping at you to get out of the way, they give proper clearance because they are driving in the middle of the road to begin with and they may not be wearing a neck brace and blinkers but they probably don't have any hands on the wheel either. :p
Where were you in Italy? Sounds nice.