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Topic: This morning I used "foce pull" and "force push"

Jenny Chen~rb

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Category: Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast Posted: Saturday, Jun. 21, 2003 10:02 am
This morning when I was cleaning my room, the pipe beneath my kitchen sink was jammed and the water was floating in the sink. I picked up a tool beside the sink. The tool is a stick/club/staff with a rubber half sphere (hollow inside) attached to one end. I held the tool by the stick/club/staff part, "force pushed" the rubber half sphere upon the pipe-mouth in the sink. When the air inside the half sphere squeezed out, I "force pulled" it. I repeated this for a few times, and the jam was removed. The water could flow into the pipe as normal. What's the English word for this tool?
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