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The one thing I saw is that I would lose that tool box and look at something like a 44" (maybe with top cab) from Harbor Freight. That's a seriously flimsy box you have listed...

Man. can you imagine all the tools you could buy with all the money it spent on plastic surgery?

Okay, does anybody have any experience with the 6-1/2" Ridgid Fuego saw? http://www.homedepot.com/p/RIDGID-Fuego-12-Amp-6-1-2-in-Framing-Circular-Saw-R32032/100490044 I imagine at some point a 6-1/2" saw will just not be enough, so I'd have to get a bigger one, but I'm okay with that...

Yeah, a bunch of books I've already read and mismatched junk Indian wrenches and screwdrivers.

Light, simple, powerful, fed grass into the bag well, even if it was a little too wet to mow.

I had a bad night with an obscene amount of cheap Pancho Villa tequila when I was younger... shooters with a 4 oz. A&W mug was a bad idea. Can't even smell tequila without gagging now. My now-girlfriend tried to get me to try some 'good' stuff (Patron Silver, maybe?) at one of her Christman parties a while ago and it was nearly technicolor yawn time.

I was thinking that was a very happy place, until I saw that bottle of tequila (ta-kill-ya). I could never be happy with tequila around. Just kidding... mostly. Nice digs, man...

Dig the Lawn Boy mowers. I spent a lot of my childhood pushing one of several Lawn Boys in my parent's neighborhood.

I'd be concerned my GF would sneak one on my back when I was out doing something.... "Look, a tool! And he's actually in action!"

Without delving into politics (too deeply) in Portland (and I assume Detroit as well, since it's a bigger shithole) money that should have been going to water system maintenance has gone to pet projects. So Portland has large areas of the city that has 100 year old pipes, and suprize suprize, they are starting to fail. Guess they should have fixed the pipes rather than building a fucking bike path...

Nice!

I had to give it up though... the Dew keeps me up and gives me heartburn. So I just drink bourbon on the rocks. That reminds me of a bad joke my bro-in-law told me. Did you hear what the Mt. Dew plant manage said when he found out they ran out of ingredients? "Well, I guess we'll have to make due with what we have..."

I used to drink an astounding amount of spiced rum and Mountain Dew...

Damn, must be nice... You drop a tool off of a roof and a new, better one magically appears...

BTW HD is not your friend when watching that stuff. My buddy put a 100+ inch TV in his vacation rental house, and was all excited (maybe a bad choice of words) to watch some pron on it. I told him you are going to regret it!

Man, all I can think of is somebody I went to school with being a porn star... at age 47....

I don't always drink beer, wait, yes I do.

For 400 smackers, I'll stick with a known tool line... pass the Milwaukee 2797-22 kit, please...

I have a couple of Channel Locks, but I bought a bunch of Knipex pliers right after I bought he CLs, so I've kinda neglected them...

I'm not sure I like being referred to as a 'member', full or not...

That's way cool, but I'm way too much of a control freak to let people cool their own food on my grill...

Probably a big compressor and Proto or IR impact wrenches, 3/8" and 1/2". Or maybe a Bosch 12" glide saw and jig saw, DeWalt 7.25 circular saw (XXX369), Skil Mag LT worm drive saw, Fein Multimaster, and a drill press. Still trying to figure out if I could make use of a track saw....

Fixed it for ya...

Yeah, me too. I wish I would have known about that place when I was working down in SoCal...

What is best? My Milwaukee 2454 M12 will fit in a bunch of places an M18 won't...