Sometimes I'm a butthead
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Geronimo Jim
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Great looking Jeep. Thanks.
Only time I lend a tool is if I go with it. Previous to my policy, a few tools never came back and too many came back damaged because the borrower didn't know how to use it or what he was doing.
I now feel like we should be able to walk into any hardware store and buy a gun, but a permit/license should be required to buy carpentry, automotive or especially electrical tools to keep idiots from boogering up stuff, or even killing themselves or others.
I now feel like we should be able to walk into any hardware store and buy a gun, but a permit/license should be required to buy carpentry, automotive or especially electrical tools to keep idiots from boogering up stuff, or even killing themselves or others.
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Here you go, Geronimo Jim.
A 1990 YJ 2.5L that I've been enjoying and tinkering with for the last three years.
Square head lights and low powered, just my style.
And a Chilihead too!
BLACKHAWKNJ
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One Marine mechanic told me his iron rule for loaning tools was "ID Card!"
I pride myself on always being polite and courteous.
I pride myself on always being polite and courteous.
Thanks for reminding me, last summer Last summer I had a big blow up with my brother and his son, They borrowed my ramps oil filter wrench and large "C" clamp and never returned them. So I bought another set and refuse to let either one in my garage without my supervision.
Rob
Rob
Well,,, if You call that being a butthead. I guess I'm a much bigger butthead. Heck, I'd even call that being neighborly.
mike from st pete
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My (ex)wife is fat & grumpy, my truck is a rust bucket with bald tires.
What can I borrow?
