Why are they so protective of this stuff? I asked FH to bring a decent set of tools to the new place because he is going away the DAY AFTER WE MOVE and I may need them to put things together. He has to remind me that they are VERY EXPENSIVE (DUH Leslie - MAN THINGS GOOD! GIRL THINGS BAD - DUH) I don't get it. What does he think I am going to do with them. Make a windchime?
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Why are they so protective of this stuff? I asked FH to bring a decent set of tools to the new place because he is going away the DAY AFTER WE MOVE and I may need them to put things together. He has to remind me that they are VERY EXPENSIVE (DUH Leslie - MAN THINGS GOOD! GIRL THINGS BAD - DUH) I don't get it. What does he think I am going to do with them. Make a windchime?
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My FI is the same way about his power drill. How much damage can really be done to a tool! C'mon now.
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My FI is not like that!! in fact he doesnt have any tools.
Well Thats not true I bought him one of those tiny tool boxes from CVS that has a small hammer and a screw driver.
he is a wonderful man, just not very handy around the house
Goldi1021
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Ill have you all know, I owned a drill and a tool kit way before I even KNEW FH. I put together my own furniture too!
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Ill have you all know, I owned a drill and a tool kit way before I even KNEW FH. I put together my own furniture too!
you go girl !!!!!!
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Posted by Goldi1021 What does he think I am going to do with them. Make a windchime?
LOL you are too funny
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Why are they so protective of this stuff? I asked FH to bring a decent set of tools to the new place because he is going away the DAY AFTER WE MOVE and I may need them to put things together. He has to remind me that they are VERY EXPENSIVE (DUH Leslie - MAN THINGS GOOD! GIRL THINGS BAD - DUH) I don't get it. What does he think I am going to do with them. Make a windchime?
God it's so obvious that you would throw them all into a 10 foot high blazing inferno and melt them all so you can make a huge container for all of your shoes.
Did I say that outloud?
Goldi1021
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Yes you did and I thank you for the idea!
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Why are they so protective of this stuff? I asked FH to bring a decent set of tools to the new place because he is going away the DAY AFTER WE MOVE and I may need them to put things together. He has to remind me that they are VERY EXPENSIVE (DUH Leslie - MAN THINGS GOOD! GIRL THINGS BAD - DUH) I don't get it. What does he think I am going to do with them. Make a windchime?
Well, actually...funny windchime story...my PhD advisor is a tool freak, and he made windchimes for his wedding and ended up losing a finger!
ETA: I guess it's not really funny, but it sort of is, because it's the second finger he's lost.
Goldi1021
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Maybe we should hand out socket wrenches as our favors?
chikita315
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Maybe we should hand out socket wrenches as our favors?
Have you been talking to my FH? He thinks there should be a girl favor and a boy favor.
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My FH doesn't have any tools either- I brought all the tools for our new apartmet- a hammer and power screw driver- and then he has the nerve to make fun of me!
