Hmm... I'm not quite sure you are "healthy" for your students... can't tell what this will do to their "young & impressionable" minds...
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Ha! Who am I kidding? They probably watch worse movies than these... :-)
Keep the gore coming!
But please, forget about getting a chainsaw for real. =.=
Anyway, I thought I read somewhere that chainsaws are designed with a kind of safety mechanism: if it hits something soft, it will stall. Not sure if I remember correctly... perhaps that only applies for surgical drills and saws...
But if what I remember is correct, then you can forget about cutting up live human beings ala T.C.M.
Stop salivating on the keyboard ok :P
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Hmm... I'm not quite sure you are "healthy" for your students... can't tell what this will do to their "young & impressionable" minds...
...
Ha! Who am I kidding? They probably watch worse movies than these... :-)
Keep the gore coming!
But please, forget about getting a chainsaw for real. =.=
Anyway, I thought I read somewhere that chainsaws are designed with a kind of safety mechanism: if it hits something soft, it will stall. Not sure if I remember correctly... perhaps that only applies for surgical drills and saws...
But if what I remember is correct, then you can forget about cutting up live human beings ala T.C.M.
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