Oh my... DLSU has turned into a whore house...
(sorry, I think that's too strong)
Goodness... it's become randier there. Could it be the food? :-) Speaking of food, that reminds me of a bio lab study we did back then. Different teams would go at a particular place in DLSU (e.g. Eng Gate, North Gate, South Gate, etc.) with a prepared petri dish and stayed there for 30 minutes. After that we headed back to the lab and stored the petri dishes. The team that went to the cafeteria (in front of Miguel Hall - forgot the name of that cafeteria - College Canteen?) had the
HIGHEST CONCENTRATION of
BACTERIA 
. I'm not sh1tting ye. After that experiment, few of us went back to eat there except in dire situations.
Maybe a concentration of randy bacteria at the cafeteria turned DLSU into what it is today. Then again, maybe it's just the usual news and I didn't get a whif of it in my radar scope (considering I didn't spend much time socializing there, perching meself at Eagle's Nest with my binoculars surveying Manila Bay during lunch break when my favorite place at the library was occupied or re-arranged). Same randiness happens in the parking lots inside cars (yup - one somewhat famous mestiza and her boyfriend were caught in the act doing it in the car - or in the chem lab according to one version). Also at the roof top tennis court (at night daw, kaya na-i-padlock yung door leading there when night falls). Then there are the other nook-and-crannies in St. La Salle Hall which I reckon would be perfect to do some mischievous things. And, oh yes, the audio visual rooms as well I reckon. Any place where you could get "too much privacy" and darkness would be suspect, I guess. Hey, that sounds exactly like places where spiders thrive. #:-)
Hey, Jeep and those of BluFor, does the same situation happen in Ateneo? Yup, this is a serious query, and where are the "hotspots"? You may want to share considering we've been revealing some of DLSU's very "green" side of things.
Concious Walk? Is this in the new building what used to be the old gym?
Wow. Talk about going uber-OT in this thread!
SR: It's called "the beach" because IIRC it's like one of those parking spaces in beach resorts - or so that's how it was explained to me when I was a freshman.
Goodness... enough of my rambling!
BTTIf you're that
desperate to make minor cast copies, try using one of those cheap (around a hundred bucks) tubed silicone RTV used for automobile gaskets. Stinks to high heaven, they could work, in a pinch, as small, simple, one-piece molds for things you'd like to copy, like hinges, bags, etc. etc. Make sure though to coat your master in petroleum jelly like Vaseline before pouring the RTV on it - or else it'll stick to it. And, oh yes, also make sure you work in a highly ventilated area, with a mask, because this type of RTV emits acetic acid, i.e. smells awful like vinegar. As it is, I reckon it is a WMD that, because of its important use in auto repairs, was able to pass under UNSCOM. Preferably, you spread it on a surface, say cardboard, then you get your master which you've coated with Vaseline, then press said prepared master onto RTV. Leave it there until the RTV hardens (depends on how much RTV you placed - a lot means a curing time of several days, just a pinch and it cures in an hour). Then remove master and, if you see any imperfections on the mold, apply a weeeeeeeeeeeee bit of the RTV, then re-press the master again and let cure. When done, you have a nice little mold. Now to make casts, you can use the hot glue from the glue gun (the glue gun method I heard first in this site), or epoxy putty like miliput (or any kind of epoxy putty like the ones used for plumbing), plain epoxy glue (if you're
that desperate), or even Tamiya putty or Mr. Putty. Let cure and you have a copy of the master. I did this in desperation when I ran out of "real" RTV ("real" because such RTV is the one really used for making molds and has its own bottle of catalyst which speeds curing in minutes) and resin as well to make copies of little hinges for my Cold War Campaign project. The silicone RTV you can get in most (if not all) hardware stores - Ace, Handyman, True Value. I got mine in CJee Hardware at Phase 1 BF Homes (a clear variant) and one at Value Point at Jorge Bocobo St., Manila (a red variety type).
However... if you're willing to plug down close to a thousand bucks for "real" RTV and resin, tell me because I know someone who sells the stuff.
Also, in the "Power Tools" tip, again, if you're desperate (like me), try using your home power drill as substitute for a Dremel (or similar) motor tool. You're using only the trigger and motor of the power drill, and just attach on its end the tool you'll use (e.g. a polisher or whatever you call it). Heavy on the hand but works substantially well. IMO at least.
