*challenges @The Hammer to a dual*
Come, we all know I'm the wittier one.
Or at least the most annoying
. *Pulls out gun that shoots pens*
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Come, we all know I'm the wittier one.
Or at least the most annoying
. *Pulls out gun that shoots pens*
Didn't see that coming.Come, we all know I'm the wittier one.
Or at least the most annoying
*Pulls out gun that shoots pens*
I do like my tronconneuse (chain saw)...
Those look really sturdy. There's nothing like quality tools.Knipex (German brand) makes some of my
favorite wrenches & pliers. They're spendy,
but a real joy to use.
Nothing I would buy for myself though, unless I got lucky and found them at a garage sale or thrift store. I keep all my tools on my bike so I tend to loose them pretty quick: spur of the moment repairs in unexpected places and whatnot.
So these days I usually settle for Dollar store tools. They're usually good to last for enough uses to make them cost effective against quality tools that I'll probably wind up losing.
Those look really sturdy. There's nothing like quality tools.
Nothing I would buy for myself though, unless I got lucky and found them at a garage sale or thrift store. I keep all my tools on my bike so I tend to loose them pretty quick: spur of the moment repairs in unexpected places and whatnot.
So these days I usually settle for Dollar store tools. They're usually good to last for enough uses to make them cost effective against quality tools that I'll probably wind up losing.
Thrift stores/garage sales are where its at.
I miss our St. Vincents... Goodwill is never as much fun.
Dollar store?Those look really sturdy. There's nothing like quality tools.
Nothing I would buy for myself though, unless I got lucky and found them at a garage sale or thrift store. I keep all my tools on my bike so I tend to loose them pretty quick: spur of the moment repairs in unexpected places and whatnot.
So these days I usually settle for Dollar store tools. They're usually good to last for enough uses to make them cost effective against quality tools that I'll probably wind up losing.
Secret Chief
Veteran Member
I generally try to avoid tools, they suggest having to do something that will take far longer than it should.
Secret Chief
Veteran Member
Dang I can't even guess that. What does it rhyme with?I think you are a...
Never mind. Gotta be mindful of Rule 1.
Thrift stores as are much entertainment as they are necessity for me: sometimes Ill find something I need for a 10th what I would have paid new and I walk away thinking, "Damn! I just saved $$$-dollars by waiting and searching"
Other times I'll force myself not to buy half a dozen things I want but don't really need and Ill walk away thinking, "Damn!! I just saved myself $$$$$$-dollars by excercising a little self-discipline!!!.
Can't really lose this game.
Secret Chief
Veteran Member
Does it begin with a T?Fool.
Strangely, both seem fitting...
Thrift stores as are much entertainment as they are necessity for me: sometimes Ill find something I need for a 10th what I would have paid new and I walk away thinking, "Damn! I just saved $$$-dollars by waiting and searching"
Other times I'll force myself not to buy half a dozen things I want but don't really need and Ill walk away thinking, "Damn!! I just saved myself $$$$$$-dollars by excercising a little self-discipline!!!.
Can't really lose this game.
I find all kinds of things I didn't know I wanted but life wouldn't be complete without...
I found a golden cow with Egyptian hieroglyphs. How did I ever do without it?
Maaaaybe.
Secret Chief
Veteran Member
Twat?Maaaaybe.
I can relate. There was a time I'd go to a flea market, garage sale, or thrift store and see something and I'd be like, "I don't know what the hell that thing is but I know I don't have one so I better get it ".I find all kinds of things I didn't know I wanted but life wouldn't be complete without...
I found a golden cow with Egyptian hieroglyphs. How did I ever do without it?
Maaaaybe.
As you can imagine, my pile of stuff that I bought and never used got pretty ridiculous pretty quick.
Still on the stereotype bull? Small thing amuse..
Anyway hubby opens the wine and i don't own a snail fork.
It's our thing, eh.
You mean like collecting scrap iron?