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Posted by Hugh MacKay on July 29, 2003 at 18:24:11 from (64.228.11.120):
In Reply to: what tools really do - OT posted by Steve Mason on July 29, 2003 at 13:50:32:
Steve: While all these tools may be causing some grief, just think where you would be without them. Many many times I've wished I had added more. Only problem once you acquire a lot of tools, you also acquire the borrowers. A friend of mine had this problem. One day when he couldn't find an item he had loaned out, but just couldn't remember who. He posted a sign which read," The only tool we loan with out question belongs to the bull, all others must be discussed with the pit bull at back of shop. For those of you who allready have one of my tools borrowed smile for the survelience camara". He told me later the smile thing worked, found all but one and he said I'm certain the guy is dead.
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