Where is everyone #5

You are most likely a better man for NOT knowing!!

Really the 4 that are available around here are Colt 45, Old English, Hurricane, & King Cobra. I've not even considered drinking one since I've been legal drinking age.. Frankly I don't know how they keep their business afloat. The 4 I listed are all very terrible..

 

“All of a sudden you get a bad rap” haha! You sounded like an inner city street kid

Thank you! Clint Eastwood would be proud, I shot a coke can one handed from maybe 10 - 15 feet away with the snub nose and nailed it; the ammo I got for it doesn’t work very well in it, gotta see what kind it likes or else hitting the broad side of a barn might even be rather difficult

 

Well hell, sittin at home relaxing and phone rings......need ya in Pa in the morning got a few ta move, hurry up ! .....aint use to this night time cruzin !

 

I'm just funnin with ya. A combination wrench is a combination wrench. I'm sure some folks got a laugh.

On another note, I've inherited tools like that. Those are the best ones to have because theyre usually just better tools, for one. Secondly, they keep you in touch with the former mechanic/ craftsman/ handyman that owned them... and sometimes that almost seems to make you better at whatever you're doing.

 

I only have 3 crescent wrenches in my toolboxes, the rest are regular wrenches; I gotta go look in the shed because I’m sure I’ve got more laying around somewhere

 

Where ya headed towards? I'll keep an eye out for you.

 

*shakes fist* dang youuuu! Hahaha! I was thinking about that very thing when I spread them out on the table thinking, “Isn’t the entire point of a crescent wrench to be able to adjust it to fit any head regardless of size?”

 

I sometimes forget how gullible you kids are nowadays.

 

I think that’s just me, I’m extremely gullible and trusting lmao! You could almost tell me it’s dark outside and I’d believe ya while driving down the road with the sun in my eyes

 

Thank you. That was a lunchroom discussion today lol. If you're not transporting any passengers in the schoolbus (ie road test for repairs) is the S-endorsement still a requirement?