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  1. 04-14-2012, 12:45 AM #1
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    Introduction is everything. What you need to do, is bring your new rotary into your drawer while all the coil machines are outside. Bring the coils in one by one and let them "discover" the new rotary on their own. Let them sniff it and figure out what it is. More than likely, they will take ownership over the new machine and allow it in. Praise the coils for such actions. They need to know that this type of behavior is good. If by some off chance they are aggressive, be quick to intervene and seperate the two. And slowly allow the aggressive coil another chance to "adopt" the new addition. Repeat until the hostillity is no longer an issue.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DiarrheaSuitcase View Post
    Introduction is everything. What you need to do, is bring your new rotary into your drawer while all the coil machines are outside. Bring the coils in one by one and let them "discover" the new rotary on their own. Let them sniff it and figure out what it is. More than likely, they will take ownership over the new machine and allow it in. Praise the coils for such actions. They need to know that this type of behavior is good. If by some off chance they are aggressive, be quick to intervene and seperate the two. And slowly allow the aggressive coil another chance to "adopt" the new addition. Repeat until the hostillity is no longer an issue.

    LMAO.........good stuff.
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    ^ ^ ^ Seconded. F'n hilarious.....but when no one's looking I'm going to try it and hope it works
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    Quote Originally Posted by DiarrheaSuitcase View Post
    Introduction is everything. What you need to do, is bring your new rotary into your drawer while all the coil machines are outside. Bring the coils in one by one and let them "discover" the new rotary on their own. Let them sniff it and figure out what it is. More than likely, they will take ownership over the new machine and allow it in. Praise the coils for such actions. They need to know that this type of behavior is good. If by some off chance they are aggressive, be quick to intervene and seperate the two. And slowly allow the aggressive coil another chance to "adopt" the new addition. Repeat until the hostillity is no longer an issue.

    hahahahahaha very well said lmfao
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