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Jeff '79
04-27-2014, 1:25pm
My wife is not.
I have a place for everything and I put things away in their place when I'm done. This goes for tools right down to paper files and computer pic files and documents.
I get everything together to open my Koi pond and I'm missing a 7" hose with reducers on each end which connects my pump to the waterfall and the UV light thing. :banghead:
Time for a drink and a little VBOT. Fk it... It'll turn up somewhere... I hope, otherwise I have to order the reducer ends.
lspencer534
04-27-2014, 1:34pm
A 7" hose? I'd look under the bed.
A 7" hose? I'd look under the bed.
:rofl:
Jeff '79
04-27-2014, 1:43pm
A 7" hose? I'd look under the bed.
:rofl:
I don't get it
I don't get it
Neither does she
Reason for the 7 inches :Jeff '79:
MrPeabody
04-27-2014, 1:49pm
My wife's problem is using the wrong tool for the wrong job.
"Honey. where is our Wusthoff carving knife?"
"It's in the back yard."
"What's it doing in the back yard"
"I was using it to dig some holes to plant some flowers."
:yesnod::leaving:
Whenever something is missing, she says the same thing: "It's around here somewhere."
Six months later when it turns up: "See, I told you it was here."
To those of you not married yet, getting used to these things is the secret to a successful marriage.:cert:
Jeff '79
04-27-2014, 1:49pm
Neither does she
Reason for the 7 inches :Jeff '79:
Oh, like a dildo?
Oh, like a dildo?
You're a sharp one you are :Jeff '79:
lspencer534
04-27-2014, 1:56pm
Oh, like a dildo?
:leaving:
Jeff '79
04-27-2014, 2:10pm
My wife's problem is using the wrong tool for the wrong job.
"Honey. where is our Wusthoff carving knife?"
"It's in the back yard."
"What's it doing in the back yard"
"I was using it to dig some holes to plant some flowers."
:yesnod::leaving:
Whenever something is missing, she says the same thing: "It's around here somewhere."
Six months later when it turns up: "See, I told you it was here."
To those of you not married yet, getting used to these things is the secret to a successful marriage.:cert:
My wife is notorious for ruining scissors on things like copper wire and such.
I bought her 5 pairs of scissors and she still goes in my desk drawer and uses mine. :wtf:
I hear you. She has ruined many a tool for me...:yesnod:
had a nice pair of tin snips...for cutting thin sheet metal, like ductwork. Mrs. DAB 'borrowed' them one day to cut some wire.....now they are her's, and i keep my new set of good tin snips locked in the shop. sigh....
MrPeabody
04-27-2014, 2:16pm
My wife is notorious for ruining scissors on things like copper wire and such.
I bought her 5 pairs of scissors and she still goes in my desk drawer and uses mine. :wtf:
I hear you. She has ruined many a tool for me...:yesnod:
:rofl: Being into crafts and sewing, my wife has an array of scissors that I don't dare touch. I have a Swiss Army knife.:lol:
lspencer534
04-27-2014, 2:17pm
had a nice pair of tin snips...for cutting thin sheet metal, like ductwork. Mrs. DAB 'borrowed' them one day to cut some wire.....now they are her's, and i keep my new set of good tin snips locked in the shop. sigh....
Right-cutting or left-cutting snips? What good is one?
MrPeabody
04-27-2014, 2:18pm
Right-cutting or left-cutting snips? What good is one?
Doesn't matter when you're cutting wire.
Right-cutting or left-cutting snips? What good is one?
yellow handle straight cut.
now i have a set of 3, right,left,straight. :smash:
Jeff '79
04-27-2014, 2:22pm
Doesn't matter when you're cutting wire.
They just don't get that there is a correct tool for everything.
Or that shit rusts if you leave it outside...
Wusthoff carving knife :rofl: I feel your pain
'77Babe
04-27-2014, 2:25pm
:leaving:
Yerf Dog
04-27-2014, 2:36pm
My wife's problem is using the wrong tool for the wrong job.
"Honey. where is our Wusthoff carving knife?"
"It's in the back yard."
"What's it doing in the back yard"
"I was using it to dig some holes to plant some flowers."
:yesnod::leaving:
Barb used to think my roofing axe was a good tool to dig holes in the backyard. :banghead:
lspencer534
04-27-2014, 2:37pm
Barb used to think my roofing axe was a good tool to dig holes in the backyard. :banghead:
Actually, it is. I use a hatchet to plant all small flowers.
Jeff '79
04-27-2014, 2:38pm
Actually, it is. I use a hatchet to plant all small flowers.
:Jeff '79::slap:
LisaJohn
04-27-2014, 2:47pm
I used to have my own tools, a hammer, needlenose pliers, tape measure and assorted sizes of Phillips head and regular screwdrivers in a drawer. They disappeared when the sons lived here. I asked why didn't they go to the shop and get their own tools. Their answer was because mine were in the drawer and they didn't want to walk outside to the shop.
lspencer534
04-27-2014, 2:48pm
:Jeff '79::slap:
I used a hatchet last year to plant several hundred Pachysandras. They are under Cypress trees, and a hoe or a shovel would have taken months because of the tree roots. Keep the hatchet sharp...and aim well.
lspencer534
04-27-2014, 2:50pm
I used to have my own tools, a hammer, needlenose pliers, tape measure and assorted sizes of Phillips head and regular screwdrivers in a drawer. They disappeared when the sons lived here. I asked why didn't they go to the shop and get their own tools. Their answer was because mine were in the drawer and they didn't want to walk outside to the shop.
I learned the hard way to keep my tools under lock and key. 2-3 years ago some thief went into my unlocked work shop and stole hundreds of dollars worth of tools. I hate a damned thief.
LisaJohn
04-27-2014, 2:56pm
Our shop got robbed several years ago. Scumbags took weedeater, blower, chainsaws, bucket of tie downs, tools and a broken non-working cb radio. Some of my sons friends pulled into our driveway at 5am and scared them off. They were all meeting at our house to go to 'Dega race. Thieves had parked on the side of the road and walked to the shop. John found several tools in the yard. The po po didn't care.
Jeff '79
04-27-2014, 3:00pm
Our shop got robbed several years ago. Scumbags took weedeater, blower, chainsaws, bucket of tie downs, tools and a broken non-working cb radio. Some of my sons friends pulled into our driveway at 5am and scared them off. They were all meeting at our house to go to 'Dega race. Thieves had parked on the side of the road and walked to the shop. John found several tools in the yard. The po po didn't care.
Ugggh. I dread the day that happens to me. That's gotta be so totally bogus to have to deal with , especially the invasion part of it.
MrPeabody
04-27-2014, 3:09pm
They just don't get that there is a correct tool for everything.
Or that shit rusts if you leave it outside...
Wusthoff carving knife :rofl: I feel your pain
She's at it again. For Christmas, among other things, she bought me a bottle of Woodford Reserve. It came with two very nice high ball glasses. They are my favorite glasses for drinking bourbon on the rocks. I just opened the refrigerator and there they were. Filled with Jello.:leaving:
Jeff '79
04-27-2014, 3:12pm
She's at it again. For Christmas, among other things, she bought me a bottle of Woodford Reserve. It came with two very nice high ball glasses. They are my favorite glasses for drinking bourbon on the rocks. I just opened the refrigerator and there they were. Filled with Jello.:leaving:
:rofl::rofl: At least she didn't start her pot seedlings in them.
I used to have my own tools, a hammer, needlenose pliers, tape measure and assorted sizes of Phillips head and regular screwdrivers in a drawer. They disappeared when the sons lived here. I asked why didn't they go to the shop and get their own tools. Their answer was because mine were in the drawer and they didn't want to walk outside to the shop.
Bought my wife a toolbox full of the basics you note and more.
She still asked to "borrow" my tools.
I finally realized that "can I borrow" means "will you do it" :Jeff '79:
Jeff '79
04-27-2014, 3:17pm
Bought my wife a toolbox full of the basics you note and more.
She still asked to "borrow" my tools.
I finally realized that "can I borrow" means "will you do it" :Jeff '79:
Well when she starts searching for the screw gun, ya, then I get the hint, but to do crafts and ruin scissors cutting copper wire over and over? C'mon!!
CertInsaneC5
04-27-2014, 3:55pm
Reading this thread. So glad I never got married.
The women come and they go, and all my stuff is still here like I left it. :lol:
Jeff '79
04-27-2014, 3:57pm
Reading this thread. So glad I never got married.
The women come and they go, and all my stuff is still here like I left it. :lol:
Got any kids? They take all of your money.:seasix:
lspencer534
04-27-2014, 4:12pm
Got any kids? They take all of your money.:seasix:
Kids are okay once they hit 55-years old. But at age 65 they start deciding which nursing home to put you in.
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