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Late 1800s Studley Tool Chest is Function and Form

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Curves
12/04/08

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As one of those people who loves pegboard hung tools with lines drawn around where the tools are supposed to be (in case they go missing), I love this. Form, function, style and the all important organization.
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JDisnidiet
12/04/08

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Knicknacks? You write like a girl. Those are tools, but since you have never done any actual work, you might as well call them knicknacks.
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Curves
12/04/08

@JDisnidiet: And you write like an asshole. Thats a woman, but since you have never DONE an actual woman, you may as well call yourself an idiot.
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JDisnidiet
12/04/08

@Curves: She still writes like a girl, a girl who has never had to actually use tools or build anything. It must be nice to live in a bubble. Oh, right, you would know - you have no understanding of the physical world you inhabit - must be nice to be so oblivious. Good luck with that.

I would retort that I have, as you have so blithely put it "done" more women than you have, but you are probably way ahead of most people on that score card.
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Curves
12/04/08

@JDisnidiet: I have a wonderful understanding of the world I inhabit, and I am very functional in it. I hate to burst your lesbian fantasy bubble, but I have never done another woman. Yet anyway. I daresay I have more of chance with women than you do.
You really are dedicated to living up to your screen name arent you?
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JDisnidiet
12/04/08

@Curves: "arent"? Is that English? Did Jesus teach you to write? You two are peas in a pod - semi-literate, hateful and foul-mouthed. Now fetch me some water, curve-girl.
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Curves
12/04/08

@JDisnidiet: Oddly, few people find me hateful, but, I grant that you could be the worlds most perfect and intelligent person. I bet your mommy tells you every day that you are. As for that water, oh yes, I would be thrilled to get the chance to fetch a pail of water for someone so perfect as yourself. While I am at it, I would love to hold your tiny little pin head under the surface until every last bubble comes to the surface.

Gosh, it is so wonderful to be of service to one of my betters. Thank you for making my life worthwhile.
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KhaiJB
12/04/08

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[www.taunton.com] better picture...
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Serolf Divad
12/04/08

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Holy crap look at all those tools! I feel so inadequate suddenly.
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beardedkid
12/04/08

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How does it browse the internet? I don't understand!
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Chewbenator
12/04/08

@beardedkid: It's all very complicated, you see. One uses the tools enclosed to get "in tune" with the piano, and is sent pulses through the strings which make up a digital transmission.
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Geisrud
12/04/08

@Chewbenator: wouldn't that be an analog transmission?
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