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Tool Talk => General Tool Discussion => Topic started by: TheDude on December 01, 2015, 11:57:38 AM
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#1 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
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That is exactly my benchmark for budgeting. Always make sure Mrs. sLaughters budget for shoes and makeup is more than my multitool budget. In practice this sounds very easy, but in reality, its quite difficult because she dosent buy makeup more than once a month, and gets her shoes for free. But at least it keeps me from spending too much ::)
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#1 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
#2 baked beans on toast is the only menu option.
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#1 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
#2 baked beans on toast is the only menu option.
#3 you have more multitools than regular tools in a toolbox.
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#1 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
#2 baked beans on toast is the only menu option.
#3 you have more multitools than regular tools in a toolbox.
#4 Chako gets jealous :P
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#3 is definitely me :rofl: I have a toolbox jam packed with so many MT's, and those aren't all that I own :P
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#1 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
#2 baked beans on toast is the only menu option.
#3 you have more multitools than regular tools in a toolbox.
#4 Chako gets jealous :P
#5 You just know it... :facepalm:
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I swear, I've never seen a forum that loves lists as much as this one. Seriously, ive frequented math forums with fewer lists and numbers. So, in the spirit of that....
#1 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
#2 baked beans on toast is the only menu option.
#3 you have more multitools than regular tools in a toolbox.
#4 Chako gets jealous :P
#5 You just know it... :facepalm:
#6 You make lists to help justify the amount of money you spend on tools you neither need or use.
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I swear, I've never seen a forum that loves lists as much as this one. Seriously, ive frequented math forums with fewer lists and numbers. So, in the spirit of that....
Not true! I mean sure we have a badge that gets awarded to people who fix lists... still uhmm... I... LOOK over there
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejuK7MLm4OM
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We need a thread derailment award badge :salute:
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Everybody has earned that badge a few dozen times.
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#1 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
#2 baked beans on toast is the only menu option.
#3 you have more multitools than regular tools in a toolbox.
#4 Chako gets jealous :P
#5 You just know it... :facepalm:
#6 You make lists to help justify the amount of money you spend on tools you neither need or use.
#7 You're worried about when you finally get your list of MTs (a spreadsheet) up to date and can sum the costs column :facepalm:
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#1 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
#2 baked beans on toast is the only menu option.
#3 you have more multitools than regular tools in a toolbox.
#4 Chako gets jealous :P
#5 You just know it... :facepalm:
#6 You make lists to help justify the amount of money you spend on tools you neither need or use.
#7 You're worried about when you finally get your list of MTs (a spreadsheet) up to date and can sum the costs column :facepalm:
#8 You realize that what you have at home equals 6.6 times the minimal wage/salary in your country :facepalm:
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#1 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
#2 baked beans on toast is the only menu option.
#3 you have more multitools than regular tools in a toolbox.
#4 Chako gets jealous :P
#5 You just know it... :facepalm:
#6 You make lists to help justify the amount of money you spend on tools you neither need or use.
#7 You're worried about when you finally get your list of MTs (a spreadsheet) up to date and can sum the costs column :facepalm:
#8 You realize that what you have at home equals 6.6 times the minimal wage/salary in your country :facepalm:
#9 You're getting new MT's faster than Harley can ask you to forward them to him.
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#01 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
#02 baked beans on toast is the only menu option.
#03 you have more multitools than regular tools in a toolbox.
#04 Chako gets jealous :P
#05 You just know it... :facepalm:
#06 You make lists to help justify the amount of money you spend on tools you neither need or use.
#07 You're worried about when you finally get your list of MTs (a spreadsheet) up to date and can sum the costs column :facepalm:
#08 You realize that what you have at home equals 6.6 times the minimal wage/salary in your country :facepalm:
#09 You're getting new MT's faster than Harley can ask you to forward them to him.
#10 You buy a shop cabinet to display them in.
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#01 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
#02 baked beans on toast is the only menu option.
#03 you have more multitools than regular tools in a toolbox.
#04 Chako gets jealous :P
#05 You just know it... :facepalm:
#06 You make lists to help justify the amount of money you spend on tools you neither need or use.
#07 You're worried about when you finally get your list of MTs (a spreadsheet) up to date and can sum the costs column :facepalm:
#08 You realize that what you have at home equals 6.6 times the minimal wage/salary in your country :facepalm:
#09 You're getting new MT's faster than Harley can ask you to forward them to him.
#10 You buy a shop cabinet to display them in.
#11 Significant Other asks 'what did you get now?' when you do something nice for them or get them something.
btw beans on toast works for me.
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Potted meat on crackers is my favorite affordable meal :drool: :drool: :tu:
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Tuna cans/packets, a loaf of bread and a block of swiss cheese and some hot sauce would feed me for a week.
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Lots of Ramen and Spam keeps
me sick in SAKs...... :facepalm:
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Lots of Ramen and Spam keeps me sick in SAKs...... :facepalm:
I think I could live off white rice and sriracha for a month if that mean I could then buy something with the money saved. Thats sadly not how it works in my household....
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#01 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
#02 baked beans on toast is the only menu option.
#03 you have more multitools than regular tools in a toolbox.
#04 Chako gets jealous :P
#05 You just know it... :facepalm:
#06 You make lists to help justify the amount of money you spend on tools you neither need or use.
#07 You're worried about when you finally get your list of MTs (a spreadsheet) up to date and can sum the costs column :facepalm:
#08 You realize that what you have at home equals 6.6 times the minimal wage/salary in your country :facepalm:
#09 You're getting new MT's faster than Harley can ask you to forward them to him.
#10 You buy a shop cabinet to display them in.
#11 Significant Other asks 'what did you get now?' when you do something nice for them or get them something.
btw beans on toast works for me.
#12 when your parents buy you a knife, and you show them the other 14 of the same model that you already have.
#13 when your pillowcase has Swiss Army knives all over it.
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#01 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
#02 baked beans on toast is the only menu option.
#03 you have more multitools than regular tools in a toolbox.
#04 Chako gets jealous :P
#05 You just know it... :facepalm:
#06 You make lists to help justify the amount of money you spend on tools you neither need or use.
#07 You're worried about when you finally get your list of MTs (a spreadsheet) up to date and can sum the costs column :facepalm:
#08 You realize that what you have at home equals 6.6 times the minimal wage/salary in your country :facepalm:
#09 You're getting new MT's faster than Harley can ask you to forward them to him.
#10 You buy a shop cabinet to display them in.
#11 Significant Other asks 'what did you get now?' when you do something nice for them or get them something.
#12 when your parents buy you a knife, and you show them the other 14 of the same model that you already have.
#13 when your pillowcase has Swiss Army knives all over it.
#14 You spot a multi tool on sale and you automatically calculate how many you would have to buy so that after selling the extras you'd get to keep one for yourself, for free.
#15 You know the above scheme never works because, if you're honest with yourself, you know there's never really any extras. :facepalm:
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#01 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
#02 baked beans on toast is the only menu option.
#03 you have more multitools than regular tools in a toolbox.
#04 Chako gets jealous :P
#05 You just know it... :facepalm:
#06 You make lists to help justify the amount of money you spend on tools you neither need or use.
#07 You're worried about when you finally get your list of MTs (a spreadsheet) up to date and can sum the costs column :facepalm:
#08 You realize that what you have at home equals 6.6 times the minimal wage/salary in your country :facepalm:
#09 You're getting new MT's faster than Harley can ask you to forward them to him.
#10 You buy a shop cabinet to display them in.
#11 Significant Other asks 'what did you get now?' when you do something nice for them or get them something.
#12 when your parents buy you a knife, and you show them the other 14 of the same model that you already have.
#13 when your pillowcase has Swiss Army knives all over it.
#14 You spot a multi tool on sale and you automatically calculate how many you would have to buy so that after selling the extras you'd get to keep one for yourself, for free.
#15 You know the above scheme never works because, if you're honest with yourself, you know there's never really any extras. :facepalm:
#16 You start wondering what else you have that you can sell on E-bay so you can buy more MT's :facepalm: :facepalm:
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#01 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
#02 baked beans on toast is the only menu option.
#03 you have more multitools than regular tools in a toolbox.
#04 Chako gets jealous :P
#05 You just know it... :facepalm:
#06 You make lists to help justify the amount of money you spend on tools you neither need or use.
#07 You're worried about when you finally get your list of MTs (a spreadsheet) up to date and can sum the costs column :facepalm:
#08 You realize that what you have at home equals 6.6 times the minimal wage/salary in your country :facepalm:
#09 You're getting new MT's faster than Harley can ask you to forward them to him.
#10 You buy a shop cabinet to display them in.
#11 Significant Other asks 'what did you get now?' when you do something nice for them or get them something.
#12 when your parents buy you a knife, and you show them the other 14 of the same model that you already have.
#13 when your pillowcase has Swiss Army knives all over it.
#14 You spot a multi tool on sale and you automatically calculate how many you would have to buy so that after selling the extras you'd get to keep one for yourself, for free.
#15 You know the above scheme never works because, if you're honest with yourself, you know there's never really any extras. :facepalm:
#16 You start wondering what else you have that you can sell on E-bay so you can buy more MT's :facepalm: :facepalm:
#17 A new multitool comes onto the market, and just from a few pictures you can see how it is likely to handle, which features will work for you and what might not, where any potential mechanical weaknesses might be, and start building a mental list of what items would pair well with it to compliment it's tool load with minimal duplication ..... all in less than a minute
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Here's an updated version of one of mine.....
If you have 100+ lbs of SAKs and 12 year old tennis shoes!!! :facepalm:
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:D :D :D
How can you moan at 12 year old shoes, when some of your knives are several decades old. Heck, those shoes are virtually brand new in comparison :P
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Here's an updated version of one of mine.....
If you have 100+ lbs of SAKs and 12 year old tennis shoes!!! :facepalm:
They aren't old, they are "vintage"!
:P
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#16 You start wondering what else you have that you can sell on E-bay so you can buy more MT's :facepalm: :facepalm:
#17 A new multitool comes onto the market, and just from a few pictures you can see how it is likely to handle, which features will work for you and what might not, where any potential mechanical weaknesses might be, and start building a mental list of what items would pair well with it to compliment it's tool load with minimal duplication ..... all in less than a minute
:rofl: these hit home like nobody's business great stuff
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#18 They're the number one item in your monthly budget, or would be if you had the nerve to total them all up.
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Here's an updated version of one of mine.....
If you have 100+ lbs of SAKs and 12 year old tennis shoes!!! :facepalm:
but do you play tennis? if not, no problem
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Here's an updated version of one of mine.....
If you have 100+ lbs of SAKs and 12 year old tennis shoes!!! :facepalm:
but do you play tennis? if not, no problem
:D
Hey, I'm in my mid 50's....any low top athletic shoe is a tennis shoe. :D
They failed me in the rain the other day and morphed into a front end loader. Been re-glued so many times that I'm gonna have to start wearing my boots.
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#13 when your pillowcase has Swiss Army knives all over it.
Wait! You can get a pillow case with SAK's on it? :drool:
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My wife just told me I don't clean anything around the house, unless it's a knife or multitool. She only got mad when I took it as a compliment.
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#19 If you know all the places on your ride home from work you could stop and handle a mt in your hand before buying it online.
#20 You can recite all the different SAK sizes in your sleep.
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#13 when your pillowcase has Swiss Army knives all over it.
Wait! You can get a pillow case with SAK's on it? :drool:
I have no idea
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#01 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
#02 baked beans on toast is the only menu option.
#03 you have more multitools than regular tools in a toolbox.
#04 Chako gets jealous :P
#05 You just know it... :facepalm:
#06 You make lists to help justify the amount of money you spend on tools you neither need or use.
#07 You're worried about when you finally get your list of MTs (a spreadsheet) up to date and can sum the costs column :facepalm:
#08 You realize that what you have at home equals 6.6 times the minimal wage/salary in your country :facepalm:
#09 You're getting new MT's faster than Harley can ask you to forward them to him.
#10 You buy a shop cabinet to display them in.
#11 Significant Other asks 'what did you get now?' when you do something nice for them or get them something.
#12 when your parents buy you a knife, and you show them the other 14 of the same model that you already have.
#13 when your pillowcase has Swiss Army knives all over it.
#14 You spot a multi tool on sale and you automatically calculate how many you would have to buy so that after selling the extras you'd get to keep one for yourself, for free.
#15 You know the above scheme never works because, if you're honest with yourself, you know there's never really any extras. :facepalm:
#16 You start wondering what else you have that you can sell on E-bay so you can buy more MT's :facepalm: :facepalm:
#17 A new multitool comes onto the market, and just from a few pictures you can see how it is likely to handle, which features will work for you and what might not, where any potential mechanical weaknesses might be, and start building a mental list of what items would pair well with it to compliment it's tool load with minimal duplication ..... all in less than a minute
#18 When you have a pile of multitools besides your bed. :think:
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#01 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
#02 baked beans on toast is the only menu option.
#03 you have more multitools than regular tools in a toolbox.
#04 Chako gets jealous :P
#05 You just know it... :facepalm:
#06 You make lists to help justify the amount of money you spend on tools you neither need or use.
#07 You're worried about when you finally get your list of MTs (a spreadsheet) up to date and can sum the costs column :facepalm:
#08 You realize that what you have at home equals 6.6 times the minimal wage/salary in your country :facepalm:
#09 You're getting new MT's faster than Harley can ask you to forward them to him.
#10 You buy a shop cabinet to display them in.
#11 Significant Other asks 'what did you get now?' when you do something nice for them or get them something.
#12 when your parents buy you a knife, and you show them the other 14 of the same model that you already have.
#13 when your pillowcase has Swiss Army knives all over it.
#14 You spot a multi tool on sale and you automatically calculate how many you would have to buy so that after selling the extras you'd get to keep one for yourself, for free.
#15 You know the above scheme never works because, if you're honest with yourself, you know there's never really any extras. :facepalm:
#16 You start wondering what else you have that you can sell on E-bay so you can buy more MT's :facepalm: :facepalm:
#17 A new multitool comes onto the market, and just from a few pictures you can see how it is likely to handle, which features will work for you and what might not, where any potential mechanical weaknesses might be, and start building a mental list of what items would pair well with it to compliment it's tool load with minimal duplication ..... all in less than a minute
#18 When you have a pile of multitools besides your bed. :think:
#19. You have to add a new homeowner's insurance rider.
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We dropped some along the way guys :pok:
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#01 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
#02 baked beans on toast is the only menu option.
#03 you have more multitools than regular tools in a toolbox.
#04 Chako gets jealous :P
#05 You just know it... :facepalm:
#06 You make lists to help justify the amount of money you spend on tools you neither need or use.
#07 You're worried about when you finally get your list of MTs (a spreadsheet) up to date and can sum the costs column :facepalm:
#08 You realize that what you have at home equals 6.6 times the minimal wage/salary in your country :facepalm:
#09 You're getting new MT's faster than Harley can ask you to forward them to him.
#10 You buy a shop cabinet to display them in.
#11 Significant Other asks 'what did you get now?' when you do something nice for them or get them something.
#12 when your parents buy you a knife, and you show them the other 14 of the same model that you already have.
#13 when your pillowcase has Swiss Army knives all over it.
#14 You spot a multi tool on sale and you automatically calculate how many you would have to buy so that after selling the extras you'd get to keep one for yourself, for free.
#15 You know the above scheme never works because, if you're honest with yourself, you know there's never really any extras. :facepalm:
#16 You start wondering what else you have that you can sell on E-bay so you can buy more MT's :facepalm: :facepalm:
#17 A new multitool comes onto the market, and just from a few pictures you can see how it is likely to handle, which features will work for you and what might not, where any potential mechanical weaknesses might be, and start building a mental list of what items would pair well with it to compliment it's tool load with minimal duplication ..... all in less than a minute
#18 When you have a pile of multitools besides your bed. :think:
#19. You have to add a new homeowner's insurance rider.
#20. They're the number one item in your monthly budget, or would be if you had the nerve to total them all up.
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#01 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
#02 baked beans on toast is the only menu option.
#03 you have more multitools than regular tools in a toolbox.
#04 Chako gets jealous :P
#05 You just know it... :facepalm:
#06 You make lists to help justify the amount of money you spend on tools you neither need or use.
#07 You're worried about when you finally get your list of MTs (a spreadsheet) up to date and can sum the costs column :facepalm:
#08 You realize that what you have at home equals 6.6 times the minimal wage/salary in your country :facepalm:
#09 You're getting new MT's faster than Harley can ask you to forward them to him.
#10 You buy a shop cabinet to display them in.
#11 Significant Other asks 'what did you get now?' when you do something nice for them or get them something.
#12 when your parents buy you a knife, and you show them the other 14 of the same model that you already have.
#13 when your pillowcase has Swiss Army knives all over it.
#14 You spot a multi tool on sale and you automatically calculate how many you would have to buy so that after selling the extras you'd get to keep one for yourself, for free.
#15 You know the above scheme never works because, if you're honest with yourself, you know there's never really any extras. :facepalm:
#16 You start wondering what else you have that you can sell on E-bay so you can buy more MT's :facepalm: :facepalm:
#17 A new multitool comes onto the market, and just from a few pictures you can see how it is likely to handle, which features will work for you and what might not, where any potential mechanical weaknesses might be, and start building a mental list of what items would pair well with it to compliment it's tool load with minimal duplication ..... all in less than a minute
#18 When you have a pile of multitools besides your bed. :think:
#19. You have to add a new homeowner's insurance rider.
#20. They're the number one item in your monthly budget, or would be if you had the nerve to total them all up.
#21. When you stick around at MtO
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We dropped some along the way guys :pok:
We dropped these:
#18 They're the number one item in your monthly budget, or would be if you had the nerve to total them all up.
#19 If you know all the places on your ride home from work you could stop and handle a mt in your hand before buying it online.
#20 You can recite all the different SAK sizes in your sleep.
So, these needed to be re numbered as 21, 22, 23 and 24 :
#18 When you have a pile of multitools besides your bed. :think:
#19. You have to add a new homeowner's insurance rider.
#20. They're the number one item in your monthly budget, or would be if you had the nerve to total them all up.
#21. When you stick around at MtO
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corrected list.
#01 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
#02 baked beans on toast is the only menu option.
#03 you have more multitools than regular tools in a toolbox.
#04 Chako gets jealous :P
#05 You just know it... :facepalm:
#06 You make lists to help justify the amount of money you spend on tools you neither need or use.
#07 You're worried about when you finally get your list of MTs (a spreadsheet) up to date and can sum the costs column :facepalm:
#08 You realize that what you have at home equals 6.6 times the minimal wage/salary in your country :facepalm:
#09 You're getting new MT's faster than Harley can ask you to forward them to him.
#10 You buy a shop cabinet to display them in.
#11 Significant Other asks 'what did you get now?' when you do something nice for them or get them something.
#12 when your parents buy you a knife, and you show them the other 14 of the same model that you already have.
#13 when your pillowcase has Swiss Army knives all over it.
#14 You spot a multi tool on sale and you automatically calculate how many you would have to buy so that after selling the extras you'd get to keep one for yourself, for free.
#15 You know the above scheme never works because, if you're honest with yourself, you know there's never really any extras. :facepalm:
#16 You start wondering what else you have that you can sell on E-bay so you can buy more MT's :facepalm: :facepalm:
#17 A new multitool comes onto the market, and just from a few pictures you can see how it is likely to handle, which features will work for you and what might not, where any potential mechanical weaknesses might be, and start building a mental list of what items would pair well with it to compliment it's tool load with minimal duplication ..... all in less than a minute
#18 They're the number one item in your monthly budget, or would be if you had the nerve to total them all up.
#19 If you know all the places on your ride home from work you could stop and handle a mt in your hand before buying it online.
#20 You can recite all the different SAK sizes in your sleep.
#21 When you have a pile of multitools besides your bed. :think:
#22 You have to add a new homeowner's insurance rider.
#23 They're the number one item in your monthly budget, or would be if you had the nerve to total them all up.
#24 When you stick around at MtO
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corrected list.
#01 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
#02 baked beans on toast is the only menu option.
#03 you have more multitools than regular tools in a toolbox.
#04 Chako gets jealous :P
#05 You just know it... :facepalm:
#06 You make lists to help justify the amount of money you spend on tools you neither need or use.
#07 You're worried about when you finally get your list of MTs (a spreadsheet) up to date and can sum the costs column :facepalm:
#08 You realize that what you have at home equals 6.6 times the minimal wage/salary in your country :facepalm:
#09 You're getting new MT's faster than Harley can ask you to forward them to him.
#10 You buy a shop cabinet to display them in.
#11 Significant Other asks 'what did you get now?' when you do something nice for them or get them something.
#12 when your parents buy you a knife, and you show them the other 14 of the same model that you already have.
#13 when your pillowcase has Swiss Army knives all over it.
#14 You spot a multi tool on sale and you automatically calculate how many you would have to buy so that after selling the extras you'd get to keep one for yourself, for free.
#15 You know the above scheme never works because, if you're honest with yourself, you know there's never really any extras. :facepalm:
#16 You start wondering what else you have that you can sell on E-bay so you can buy more MT's :facepalm: :facepalm:
#17 A new multitool comes onto the market, and just from a few pictures you can see how it is likely to handle, which features will work for you and what might not, where any potential mechanical weaknesses might be, and start building a mental list of what items would pair well with it to compliment it's tool load with minimal duplication ..... all in less than a minute
#18 They're the number one item in your monthly budget, or would be if you had the nerve to total them all up.
#19 If you know all the places on your ride home from work you could stop and handle a mt in your hand before buying it online.
#20 You can recite all the different SAK sizes in your sleep.
#21 When you have a pile of multitools besides your bed. :think:
#22 You have to add a new homeowner's insurance rider.
#23 They're the number one item in your monthly budget, or would be if you had the nerve to total them all up.
#24 When you stick around at MtO
Lets get this guy a medal!
or at least an OCD Badge
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My wife just told me I don't clean anything around the house, unless it's a knife or multitool. She only got mad when I took it as a compliment.
:rofl:
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The original question is flawed.
There is no spending to much money on tools, nice try.
Forgot to add I approve number 9 and would like to add one of my own.
#1134 You have MTs in all the cup holders of your car for no good reason.
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corrected list.
Lets get this guy a medal!
or at least an OCD Badge
I don't have OCD. I have CDO, it is similar to OCD, but the abbreviation is in the correct, alphabetical order. Now please excuse me while I go and wash my hands three times.
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corrected list.
Lets get this guy a medal!
or at least an OCD Badge
I don't have OCD. I have CDO, it is similar to OCD, but the abbreviation is in the correct, alphabetical order. Now please excuse me while I go and wash my hands three times.
Was the mis quote deliberate? :think: I find it rather funny...
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#18 They're the number one only item in your monthly budget, or would be if you had the nerve to total them all up.
Fixed this one ;)
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corrected list.
#01 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
#02 baked beans on toast is the only menu option.
#03 you have more multitools than regular tools in a toolbox.
#04 Chako gets jealous :P
#05 You just know it... :facepalm:
#06 You make lists to help justify the amount of money you spend on tools you neither need or use.
#07 You're worried about when you finally get your list of MTs (a spreadsheet) up to date and can sum the costs column :facepalm:
#08 You realize that what you have at home equals 6.6 times the minimal wage/salary in your country :facepalm:
#09 You're getting new MT's faster than Harley can ask you to forward them to him.
#10 You buy a shop cabinet to display them in.
#11 Significant Other asks 'what did you get now?' when you do something nice for them or get them something.
#12 when your parents buy you a knife, and you show them the other 14 of the same model that you already have.
#13 when your pillowcase has Swiss Army knives all over it.
#14 You spot a multi tool on sale and you automatically calculate how many you would have to buy so that after selling the extras you'd get to keep one for yourself, for free.
#15 You know the above scheme never works because, if you're honest with yourself, you know there's never really any extras. :facepalm:
#16 You start wondering what else you have that you can sell on E-bay so you can buy more MT's :facepalm: :facepalm:
#17 A new multitool comes onto the market, and just from a few pictures you can see how it is likely to handle, which features will work for you and what might not, where any potential mechanical weaknesses might be, and start building a mental list of what items would pair well with it to compliment it's tool load with minimal duplication ..... all in less than a minute
#18 They're the number one item in your monthly budget, or would be if you had the nerve to total them all up.
#19 If you know all the places on your ride home from work you could stop and handle a mt in your hand before buying it online.
#20 You can recite all the different SAK sizes in your sleep.
#21 When you have a pile of multitools besides your bed. :think:
#22 You have to add a new homeowner's insurance rider.
#23 They're the number one item in your monthly budget, or would be if you had the nerve to total them all up.
#24 When you stick around at MtO
#18 and #23 are duplicates. So instead of OCD its :facepalm:
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#01 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
#02 baked beans on toast is the only menu option.
#03 you have more multitools than regular tools in a toolbox.
#04 Chako gets jealous :P
#05 You just know it... :facepalm:
#06 You make lists to help justify the amount of money you spend on tools you neither need or use.
#07 You're worried about when you finally get your list of MTs (a spreadsheet) up to date and can sum the costs column :facepalm:
#08 You realize that what you have at home equals 6.6 times the minimal wage/salary in your country :facepalm:
#09 You're getting new MT's faster than Harley can ask you to forward them to him.
#10 You buy a shop cabinet to display them in.
#11 Significant Other asks 'what did you get now?' when you do something nice for them or get them something.
#12 when your parents buy you a knife, and you show them the other 14 of the same model that you already have.
#13 when your pillowcase has Swiss Army knives all over it.
#14 You spot a multi tool on sale and you automatically calculate how many you would have to buy so that after selling the extras you'd get to keep one for yourself, for free.
#15 You know the above scheme never works because, if you're honest with yourself, you know there's never really any extras. :facepalm:
#16 You start wondering what else you have that you can sell on E-bay so you can buy more MT's :facepalm: :facepalm:
#17 A new multitool comes onto the market, and just from a few pictures you can see how it is likely to handle, which features will work for you and what might not, where any potential mechanical weaknesses might be, and start building a mental list of what items would pair well with it to compliment it's tool load with minimal duplication ..... all in less than a minute
#18 They're the number one item in your monthly budget, or would be if you had the nerve to total them all up.
#19 If you know all the places on your ride home from work you could stop and handle a mt in your hand before buying it online.
#20 You can recite all the different SAK sizes in your sleep.
#21 When you have a pile of multitools besides your bed. :think:
#22 You have to add a new homeowner's insurance rider.
There, I think the list looks better now. I'm not sure I haven't missed anything though :-[
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Missed mine.....
"If you have 100+ lbs of SAKs and 12 year old tennis shoes!!!"
http://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,63401.msg1190620.html#msg1190620
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#01 You spend more on tools per annum than your wife spends at the salon.
#02 baked beans on toast is the only menu option.
#03 you have more multitools than regular tools in a toolbox.
#04 Chako gets jealous :P
#05 You just know it... :facepalm:
#06 You make lists to help justify the amount of money you spend on tools you neither need or use.
#07 You're worried about when you finally get your list of MTs (a spreadsheet) up to date and can sum the costs column :facepalm:
#08 You realize that what you have at home equals 6.6 times the minimal wage/salary in your country :facepalm:
#09 You're getting new MT's faster than Harley can ask you to forward them to him.
#10 You buy a shop cabinet to display them in.
#11 Significant Other asks 'what did you get now?' when you do something nice for them or get them something.
#12 when your parents buy you a knife, and you show them the other 14 of the same model that you already have.
#13 when your pillowcase has Swiss Army knives all over it.
#14 You spot a multi tool on sale and you automatically calculate how many you would have to buy so that after selling the extras you'd get to keep one for yourself, for free.
#15 You know the above scheme never works because, if you're honest with yourself, you know there's never really any extras. :facepalm:
#16 You start wondering what else you have that you can sell on E-bay so you can buy more MT's :facepalm: :facepalm:
#17 A new multitool comes onto the market, and just from a few pictures you can see how it is likely to handle, which features will work for you and what might not, where any potential mechanical weaknesses might be, and start building a mental list of what items would pair well with it to compliment it's tool load with minimal duplication ..... all in less than a minute
#18 They're the number one item in your monthly budget, or would be if you had the nerve to total them all up.
#19 If you know all the places on your ride home from work you could stop and handle a mt in your hand before buying it online.
#20 You can recite all the different SAK sizes in your sleep.
#21 When you have a pile of multitools besides your bed. :think:
#22 You have to add a new homeowner's insurance rider.
#23 When your car is older than your vintage multitools.
BTW I did a #22 awhile back.