Switchin' up the game plan are ya, Sparky?  

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If anyone asked me to just fix their game after attending a class I was teaching, I would burn them with my soldering station and tell them to pay more attention to my class!

I KEEED!  I KEEED!

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That would be good, then they would be interested in signing up for the next class" how to recover from solder burns with dignity." and the follow up, how not to piss off the teacher

If i teach anything, im planning to talk like the guy from king of the hill Bumhauer, so they have no choice! ( Just joking)

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Switchin' up the game plan are ya, Sparky?  

Anything to get the ladies, dude...   I am the man with the van.

Will there be a class on proper dismounting of a truck when unloading video games????

I seem to need a refresher!

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Death to Sharpies on playfields for dummies

Hey, I'm cleaning it off and doing it with paint, ok?

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Will there be a class on proper dismounting of a truck when unloading video games????

I seem to need a refresher!

All joking aside, some basic safety in regards to electricity, tools, moving games around,protective equipment, etc, should be incorporated at the start of each lecture. For example dischraging monitors if it is a monitor class, etc.

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- where-the-f**k-did-I-put-that-tool 101

I will attend that class.  As long as it covers the subject of "where the f**k did my kids put my tools again?"

Good idea....safety first . So when are we starting this intriguing endeavor?

before the end of the month. I have cleared out the front quite a bit( you will see tomorrow). It almost looks like a (butcher) workshop now

Also i think im having another auction on either the 25th( Sunday)
or Halloween to make some room
Have a lot of stuff coming

Hey you could talk to some suppliers  like PBR or Starburst for a "sponsorship" , you know push their stuff, get some freebies - discounts etc.

If only I had more time and were closer, I'd love to teach some of the classes,
(safety, EMs, solid state machines, typical faults and maintenance,  DMM usage,
reading schematics, electronic 101, soldering and unsoldering basics, component
replacement, etc.), but I have too little spare time these days to consider this.

Perhaps things will change in the future.

Good luck!

Cheers,
- Sylvain.

Soldering and DMM skills are definitely my weakest points.. and reading schematics.  ugh..

Really, I'm just not cut out for pin ownership.  

Hey I could teach a class on how to piss off an Aussie..