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Bought my first tool kit today :-D!

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hickmlg09

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The smart guys know that a necklace or a handful of MAC make up items is way cheaper than a handful of tools or car parts :lol: Munitions aren't cheap these days either :bigun2:

Not always true. You can go to the flea market and get some sockets for under a $1.00 and they are name brand. Mac make-up is pretty pricey.
 
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Hahaha.

WTF--you didn't get the C'man 200 piece "Kittens, unicorns and rainbows 'special edition' tool kit?" :lol:

I grew up a city boy and dated a girl in the middle-of-nowhere Illinois years ago whose father taught me the rules of hunting , skinning rabbits , field dressing deer, running a pig farm and driving an IH combine. She could gig for frogs, skin a rabbit (watch out for the liver if not frost season yet) , taught me what a "dog box" was and still managed to love to wear Vikky Secrets things with big ole PINK logos on them.

Knowledge and a propensity to learn is what's important, no matter the person nor task. :thumbup:

Find someone who does a lot of teardowns or mechanical work and ask to hang around and watch. it's amazing how watching someone do something is very valuable. Hell, I won't even go into what people term as the know how to "cook" at home these days. :)

Tools don't go bad. Fixing things is a skill you'll use for a lifetime.
Trust me.

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