Can anyone explain this?
 

I think it shows how to ease the penetration when dealing with a virgin

WOW, Ok..............I am in a secret group on Facebook and nobody could figure it out....If a moderator deems this thread inappropriate please remove it.

That's not how you make a peanut butter and nanner samich.:haha:

I fail to see the point of this 'exercise'.

You cut a geometric figure in a slice of bread. You inserted an object that was much larger than the geometric figure thus tearing the slice of bread.

You have proven that objects larger than the object they are supposed to go through will cause damage to the object. :06:

Are you being serious?

I don't know. Banana nut bread? Not sure how the carpenters square relates. :hmmm:

No. Just typed the most absurd thing that poped into my acetone soaked balkan mind :-?

Rgr that matey

I fail to see the logic behind using precision instruments to mash a banana through a slice of bread. Just mash the banana straight through the slice of bread and be done with it so we can move on to the next useless demonstration. :shifty:

Now in this next demonstration we will learn how to use only a sawzall, a dragline, and 150 gallons of Xylene to ease the difficult process of mashing a 24 oz. ball pein hammer through a slice of bread. :O:

I think it would be better to study the effects of 1lb of fertilizer and 16 oz of diesel fuel. Ensure you are wearing your safety glasses :haha:

There's an old builder's joke: Cut to shape, pound to fit. I'm betting this is something similar, along the lines of an engineer trying to design a sandwich.

Overly complicated instructions on how to make banana bread without peeling the banana.
That, or it's a secret initiation rite for the Masons.

It's like an Elephant and Rhino hybrid...
Elephino.:O:

Measure with vernier calipers, mark with chalk, cut with an axe :03: