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harleyfrog 08-07-08 03:51 PM


Originally Posted by Podolak (Post 7227208)
Real life story:

I was at work one day a few years ago (before our 21 month old was born).

Wife: Hi honey.

Me: Hi Sweets.

Wife: Don't kill me OK?

Me: Um...why?

Wife: I bought something.

Me: OK, big deal why?

Wife: It was expensive?

Me: OK, what did you buy?

wife: A Makita compound miter saw.

Me: *silence*

Me: Let me put you on speaker phone so I can make the other guys in the office jealous.

My wife is also in to Trek, Star Wars and plays EQII when we have time (which with a little one isn't often). Her only flaw in my eyes was she didn't ride a bike, that changed last weekend.

All of a sudden, the web comic XKCD came into my head. :lol:

twinquad 08-07-08 04:26 PM


No, I don't remember where I was going all dressed up and expecting to have to remove stripped screws.
I wouldn't think it would be possible to forget this particular combination of circumstances.

shubonker 08-07-08 05:38 PM

Pics?

Fairmont 08-07-08 05:50 PM

Cool story.

I'll be honest with you, though. I guy is not thinking about a woman's tools when he meets her.

He's thinking of only one of two possible things: Does he want to or not. If yes, that's pretty much what he'll think of the rest of the time.


Guys are literal, rarely subtle in thought.

Tex_Arcana 08-07-08 06:16 PM


Originally Posted by Fairmont (Post 7228438)
Cool story.

I'll be honest with you, though. A guy is not thinking about a woman's tools when he meets her.

He's thinking of only one of two possible things: Does he want to or not. If yes, that's pretty much what he'll think of the rest of the time.


Guys are literal, rarely subtle in thought.

Lies :mad: Too general :notamused: You should say, "Most guys".

huhenio 08-07-08 06:18 PM

call me when the leg humping starts

BCRider 08-07-08 07:07 PM

Am I alone in wishing you'd taken a picture of their faces to see the reaction?

A great story that got a good long giggle from me. Thanks for the smiles.

Bikepacker67 08-07-08 10:20 PM

I'm impressed with the use of Propitiate.
:D

Great word, I didn't know til now.

Buglady 08-07-08 11:13 PM


Originally Posted by Marylandnewbie (Post 7225299)
Congrats SD, you are indeed unique among women.

... um, I beg to differ :D. I've carried a Swiss Army pocketknife since I was 13, and recently a cycling multitool has joined it. I'd love a Leatherman but I can't afford the really good one that I want (yet).

My sister has the Leatherman, and a really cool little electrician's multi-tool that I covet on principle even though I have no idea what half the bits are... of course when I gave her a bike for her birthday it had to come with a toolkit.

Podolak, are you sure you are not my sister's husband? :D

Thepurplem0nkey 08-07-08 11:32 PM

I Love You Mary Poppins :-)
-tpm

ItsJustMe 08-08-08 07:09 AM


Originally Posted by Podolak (Post 7227208)
Real life story:
...
Wife: I bought something.
...
wife: A Makita compound miter saw.

Me: Take it back and get the Hitachi instead. It's a couple hundred bucks more, but it's worth it.

nykoelle 08-08-08 07:28 AM

I typically carry a Cisco multi tool in my bag, just a fancy screwdriver with multiple ends with Cisco written on it. Men seem to like it a lot.

I also have an ubuntu laptop, I get a lot of eyebrows when they find that out. Men love me heh. I'm in the same boat as the OP. Funny how screwdrivers are hotter than lipstick

SoCal Commute 08-08-08 11:06 AM


Originally Posted by HOV (Post 7225316)
I find it highly suspicious that you felt compelled to protect the identities of the movers by assigning them fake names.

My gaydar is on full alert. Yeah it's not the right tool for the job but my BS meter is in the shop.

While I don't agree with what you are implying, that doesn't make your statement any less hilarious. Mind if I use it in the future?? :thumb::)

kwrides 08-08-08 11:23 AM


Originally Posted by Fairmont (Post 7228438)
Cool story.

I'll be honest with you, though. I guy is not thinking about a woman's tools when he meets her.

He's thinking of only one of two possible things: Does he want to or not. If yes, that's pretty much what he'll think of the rest of the time.


Guys are literal, rarely subtle in thought.

According to some of my female friends, you'd be surprised how many women think this way too...except the tool part...they are thinking about that too.


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