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Loct by Ticklemyteeth January 21, 2021
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loctang
loctang is a widely known computer security specialist/computer hacker. His name became a compliment/insult, being called a loctang means you are an extremely knowledgeable piece of shit who needs to stay off computers before you start WW3 with your d4nk 1337 h4x0r skillz.
loctang by The OG Anonymoose October 18, 2021
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loctum • Loct • loctang • Loctar • loctician • LOCTN • mexican loctite • Michigan loctite • Perry County Loctite • Loc-Tite
Loctum
Loctum by Random person from warrensburg February 21, 2018
loctician
loctician by john santy June 25, 2006
Perry County Loctite
To take a steel or other hard metal screw or bolt and cross thread it into a softer metal such a aluminum. Most often found after purchasing a used machine the first time you attemp to remove any bolt or scew.
I just bought this dirt bike for pretty cheap but I found out they applied "Perry County Loctite" to nearly every bolt on the machine.
Alternatively, "Boy will they be pissed when they find out I applied Perry County Loctite to that head bolt on that car before I sold it on Craigslist"!
Alternatively, "Boy will they be pissed when they find out I applied Perry County Loctite to that head bolt on that car before I sold it on Craigslist"!
Perry County Loctite by Perry County Resident January 10, 2012
mexican loctite
A substitute method of keeping threaded fasteners from becoming loosened due to vibration, stress, etc. Instead of using conventional liquid {loctite}, one simply assembles the fastener using dissimilar thread combinations, i.e., a coarse thread on on a fine thread bolt.
Alternatively, if the threads match, grind or hammer the threads of the bolt slightly to induce the crossthreading principle.
Alternatively, if the threads match, grind or hammer the threads of the bolt slightly to induce the crossthreading principle.
We didn't want the helicopter rotor to loosen unexpectedly, so we assembled it with Mexican loctite.
mexican loctite by BobONtheKnob October 24, 2006
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