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This is just unacceptable!

At least color code the 6 most common wrenches you use.

That hot mess makes me wish that you would have put a "spoiler" tag on that post!

I'm okay with the driver drawer. That's pretty close to normal.

 

I plan on moving all those wrenches to the other tool box. One drawer for metric, and the other for ones I'll never useSAE.

 

Probably only @07RedTacoDawg!

I'm going to need more poll votes. I'll eat all 3!

 

Don’t need so much RAM then.

 

Many bathroom issues in factories are semi-deliberate by the employees, if you dropped a pair of glasses in the bowl at home you would fish them out -- so why try to flush them at work?

That said I believe that one was probably an honest accident, someone had the pen on their person and lost it when sitting or getting up. Most folks don't look too closely after they finish what they came to do.

Next, when it got flushed it stuck in the wax ring and caused a clog, a little well meaning plunger activity made sure it was there for the duration.

 

I'm rarely first at anything so it is kind of a thrill, I wouldn't put it up that far on the thrill scale however.

 

FIFY

 

Uhhh, hmm, err, uhh.

Hmmm, well you can't take apart the Tacoma with SAE!

 

A bologna sammich with cheese, lettuce, mater, onion, mayo and mustard.....

 

Agree. No metric on the 66 Ford.

As much as I paid for the Tacoma I better not need to take it apart for a good long time!

(...and the Tacoma is mostly plastic anyhow...)

 

Improved it for you.

 

Boss: now where did i put that new cord i bought to replace the other one i lost???

 

Cutting torch is universal...

 

I worked around a guy years ago who always said "I can take anything apart with Allen wrenches, Channel Locks & a hammer".

Well by golly he could, and heaven help you if you had to work on it after he did.

 

You are taking no prisoners I see.

 

I worked with a guy said he knew some one could get any part he wanted. Just had to pay cash. So the guy i work with says he needed one of those KC roll bars you see on old trucks. He calls dude. Dude shows up a while later with a roll bar. Guy i worked with said the bolts were still warm where dude cut them out truck bed with cutting torch

 

I use the torch only occasionally and am just functional with it.

I have worked around some guys who were genuine torch masters, what a pleasure to see how quick, efficient and neat they could do difficult work.

 

It can't be stuck on tight if it's a liquid!