Posted by skyharborcowboy on January 18, 2008 at 17:28:09 from (75.210.123.46):
In Reply to: growler posted by Mark/Wi on January 18, 2008 at 06:48:55:
A Funny Not So Funny Growler Story
I was in A&P School to be an aircraft mechanic and during the electrical class we had to test armatures with a growler. Anyway we were in the shop just b/s'ing at the bench and I was toggling the growler on and off for whatever reason. Without anyone of us thinking about it too much one of my fellow classmates reached over the growler and grabbed an armature. Needless to say, I happened to toggle the growler on just as he was directly over it with the armature in his hand. As you can imagine, that growlers magnetic field grabbed a hold of that armature so fast my friend couldn't let go of it fast enough and he blacked all of the fingernails on his right hand. It took him a few months to grow new fingernails!
Lesson learned for the day. We found out what a growler does and is capable of!
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