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Say, old Weldor, what causes steel to crystallize and break?
That's a misnomer! The proper term would be "Metal Fatigue."
The natural form of steel is crystaline!
The belief that steel crystalized then became weak and broke was a common belief that continued in the 1900's well after it had been proven false.
This myth is found in many books printed in the 1800's and even the early 1900's
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"I like working here, but I don't care much for the sushi vending machines."
This gag is a bit dated.
In the 70's many U.S. industries were beeing taken over by forign companies, particularly the Japanese and workers had to adjust.
Now those jobs have most likely been "out sourced" overseas.
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The belief that steel crystalized then became weak and broke was a common belief that continued in the 1900's well after it had been proven false. This myth is found in many books printed in the 1800's and even the early 1900's