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Originally posted by Dr Forthington Pringles:

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Originally posted by dj:
Hey Doc ...... when you have your Tonsils out they call that a Tonsiletomy (I,ll mispell everything)
When you have your appendix out, they call that an appendectomy ...correct ??
What do they call it when a woman has a sex change ??

That would be a Sex-A-Tommy. I like them with mustard.
Warm corned beef & sour kraut on rye bread.
Or would that be a Texas Tommy?

OK Doc , when a woman has a sex change , its called an Add a dictomy ....
I thought you being in the Medical Profession , you would of known that

How dare you question my mediqulle quedentials.

I thought I had it. Darn!!!
Seriously, I thought “boy am I smart for getting that one.”

I keep my blue box in the cardboard box it came in.
A box in a box so to speak. That's nerdy.

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Originally posted by Kingfisher:
I keep my blue box in the cardboard box it came in.
A box in a box so to speak. That's nerdy.

+ one.
Now collecting blue boxes that would be nerdy....
old type blue, new type blue box, HD black box are there.
Now one could need a damascus torx gold box

I have an Hk in a box but no Hk box?

Why no Hk box? They need maintence too.
You can't expect someone to use a Blue or Black box to maintain an Hk now,,,,can you?

No blue box for me. I got a torx screw driver with 8 sizes of head from Home Depot for about $5. Havent yet found a knife it wont fit.

Now how come my Home Depot doesn't carry a torx screw driver They looked at me like I was crazy, and tried to give me one of those sets of all different size allen wrenches..

I had to buy some crappy kit off ebay thats made of plastic, and the tightening mechanism broke on it... So now I have to balance the bits in there while I slowly line it up with the bolt

sorry for the rant.

Found it in a back corner of the tool department in my local store. Its a small screwdriver made by Husky and comes with 4 two headed bits that store in the handle. I've had it for awhile now and it seems to hold up well. I mostly use it for computer work though.

Im not sure if it said it was a torx driver specifically but it is a six lobed bit that fits my knives perfectly

Sears (Craftsman), Ace Hardware, Teds tool shack on Avenida Aguila.

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Originally posted by techie_bigfoot:
Found it in a back corner of the tool department in my local store.

HA, thanks for the tip... Gots me one now too