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#24 - mynameisnotmike
Reply +181
(06/25/2013) [-]
PRO-TIP

No AA batteries around? Only AAA?

No worries, just place some tin foil on the positive end of the AAA batteries in your device for a snug fit.
#126 to #24 - localcatbarber
Reply 0
(06/25/2013) [-]
I always have the opposite problem.
#124 to #24 - kingkalientwo
Reply +11
(06/25/2013) [-]
D'you know, I MIGHT have tried this a couple hours ago, but then I saw this...
I'm not even gonna try the hash browns recipe I found earlier, lest I end with half a frying pan embedded in me bollocks.
#158 to #124 - drunkasaurus
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(06/25/2013) [-]
laughed my ass off at this part
#113 to #24 - rawesome
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(06/25/2013) [-]
Pro tip:
If you only have one battery you can fill the other slot with tinfoil.
#98 to #24 - dannahammas
Reply 0
(06/25/2013) [-]
the tinfoil would short out the batteries.
#112 to #98 - anon
Reply 0
(06/25/2013) [-]
I don't think you know how electrical current works.
#217 to #112 - dannahammas
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(06/25/2013) [-]
i think i have an electrical education but i see now that both the batteries are facing the same way, but if the batteries where facing two different ways (which is very common) and the tinfoil was placed like that they would short out. what i'm trying to say is that shown image works (my bad, sorry) i didn't inspect the image, i just presumed what i thought logical.
#93 to #24 - ompalomper
Reply +19
(06/25/2013) [-]
this makes me remember this

don't know if it should though
#88 to #24 - Revokeran
Reply +1
(06/25/2013) [-]
AAA batteries are much more expensive than AA batteries. Why waste them like that?
#66 to #24 - golbot
Reply +13
(06/25/2013) [-]
Not sure if trolling.... or complete ******* genius.

Either way, Nikola tesla disapproves of this comment.
#65 to #24 - beefkakes ONLINE
Reply +3
(06/25/2013) [-]
Notice how the poster is the only one confirming this works
#218 to #65 - mynameisnotmike
Reply 0
(06/25/2013) [-]
***** look it up online
#74 to #65 - anon
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(06/25/2013) [-]
The only problem is that AAA batteries die fasters since they have less juice.
#87 to #74 - iridium
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(06/25/2013) [-]
Well of course. But it's better than nothing.
#52 to #24 - HardyUndertook
Reply +46
(06/25/2013) [-]
i'm afraid to try this....
#166 to #52 - tabarzins
Reply +1
(06/25/2013) [-]
You should lick a 9v battery before trying this.
#197 to #166 - welshash
Reply +7
(06/25/2013) [-]
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#71 to #52 - anon
Reply 0
(06/25/2013) [-]
According to what i learned in high school physics it should work.
#212 to #71 - casinoer
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(06/25/2013) [-]
It works, trust me.
#109 to #71 - hairibar
Reply +15
(06/25/2013) [-]
Should work, but... is it safe?
#135 to #109 - hamfj
Reply +27
(06/25/2013) [-]
Doesn't matter if it works
#51 to #24 - thegamerslife
Reply 0
(06/25/2013) [-]
either end, it shouldn't matter. you are just completing a circuit.
#43 to #24 - thebeatlesfan
Reply +1
(06/25/2013) [-]
The foil's on the negative side in the picture.
#45 to #43 - mynameisnotmike
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(06/25/2013) [-]
I know, I know. Disregard it. It's not my picture.
#40 to #24 - mrnotsosafeforwork
Reply +1
(06/25/2013) [-]
how about no AAA?
#42 to #40 - mynameisnotmike
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(06/25/2013) [-]
Unless you have a bunch of watch batteries laying around, no.
#44 to #42 - mrnotsosafeforwork
Reply +2
(06/25/2013) [-]
i believe those are called nickle-cadmium
#30 to #24 - anon
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(06/25/2013) [-]
Whoa, does that really work?!
#173 to #30 - waaw
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(06/25/2013) [-]
If the tin foils don't tough, then yeah.
#99 to #30 - dannahammas
Reply 0
(06/25/2013) [-]
no, the tinfoil would short out the batteries.
#31 to #30 - mynameisnotmike
Reply 0
(06/25/2013) [-]
yea
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