Office move at work and I have my wee Bosch screwdriver which is fine but I'll be dismantling and rebuilding alot, decided to get myself a drill combi thing. Saves using the Mr's ones and the convo

Him "why do you want this?
Me "I was looking at hex bits and this seems a good deal"
Him "why do you want hex bits? Then suddenly a drill"
Me "so I don't mess your stuff up during the office move and it's a good deal, we can share the batteries too"
Him "fine I'll pick it up if I get home in time"

Romance at its finest. Although he does question me when I ask where tools are, like the time he wanted me to prove I wasn't annoyed when I asked where the sledgehammer was or if we had one, once he knew I wasn't in a bad mood he told me where he put it. 😂😂😂😂

Next time your in a bad mood you should ask him where the shovel is 🤣🤣
 
Nice wee toy. :cool::cool:
Bit overkill for what I'll need it for but girl logic said its a good deal.

 
Bit overkill for what I'll need it for but girl logic said its a good deal.

Sounds diff but similar to man math so 👍. As long as it applies to tools and not dresses/shoes/handbags:oops:

J
 
Do have to ask how the flip can they do that?
Such a shame!

In Frogland you have to have all sorts of licences before you can take a boat out on the watter.
Maybe that isn't such a bad idea!

I seen the owners this morning & no injury's :) :)
They are very experienced sailors. No fault of theres as they sailed off using the smaller sail & got round to
the Clyde estuary then you get the full brunt of the wind heading inshore, they put the main sail up & heard creaking but its not
unusual to hear this as the boat as say all winter so it settles down. The wind ripped out one of the chain plates out the deck &
then the mast snapped. :oops: I did say to them I was glad they were ok. :):)

Chain plates hold the rigging from the mast if anyone doesnt know. :)
 
I know where the shovel and axes are.

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Bit overkill for what I'll need it for but girl logic said its a good deal.


yesterday I brought one of the police rib boats in & when I was walking back to the van one lad said
oh @ $£$^ theres Kev there & said its nowt to do with me he pointed at the other lad I though err ok wots going on
the lad then produced my sealey 12v/24v jump pack which was flattened, the look of horror on his face 🤣🤣
I just laughed & said do you know how much they are one lad said 120 quid errrr nope I said youve probably spent
most of your wages for the week & walked away. 🤣🤣🤣 He'd squashed it with the boom of the manitou.
They are 330 quid.
 
yesterday I brought one of the police rib boats in & when I was walking back to the van one lad said
oh @ $£$^ theres Kev there & said its nowt to do with me he pointed at the other lad I though err ok wots going on
the lad then produced my sealey 12v/24v jump pack which was flattened, the look of horror on his face 🤣🤣
I just laughed & said do you know how much they are one lad said 120 quid errrr nope I said youve probably spent
most of your wages for the week & walked away. 🤣🤣🤣 He'd squashed it with the boom of the manitou.
They are 330 quid.
Oh no. I love sealey, I didn't know what to get Mr for his birthday and I think he ended up with a sealey torque wrench.
 

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