X-Ray Scan Shirt

Posted by 141drew Apr 22, 2010 at 4:11 PM and filed under Reviews & Features

I love Graham Tool. Sure, they have some gimmicky stuff to go along with their useful inventory, but I admire how they have fun with what they are doing. In a world of stuffy tool sales guys it’s just refreshing – ya know?

In any case, you know what else I totally dig? Tradition.

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Amitygravel

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Apr 22, 2010

The only real sports involve guns, knives, or V-8 motors (a hot 6 counts ) as part of the event.

HOTFR8

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Apr 22, 2010

Ryan said:
I love Graham Tool. Sure, they have some gimmicky stuff to go along with their useful inventory, but I admire how they have fun with what they are doing. In a world of stuffy tool...

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Now that is an interesting web site. I intend to be a dealer for Graham Tool.
Not sure about that T-Shirt. :lol_hitti

kooldino

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Apr 27, 2010

Amitygravel said:
The only real sports involve guns, knives, or V-8 motors (a hot 6 counts ) as part of the event.

A boosted 4 is nothing to sneeze at either. :thumbup:

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Amitygravel

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Apr 27, 2010

That's true kooldino, I'll have to agree with you on that!

Daveco

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Apr 28, 2010

I actually bought a pair of those "X-Ray glasses" from Johnson & Smith back in 1972, I was seven years old.
They did not allow me to see through dresses

, but I did learn the lesson of "Buyer Beware".
That was probably worth many times the cost of the glasses.

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Torque1st

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Apr 28, 2010

They have security scanners at the airport that see thru clothing... Maybe those cost $6,000,000.00? Hmmmm that would be the retail price. The government would be buying them for $600,000,000.00 but they get the fancy one with anti-corrosion gold plated buttons and switches.

kooldino

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Apr 29, 2010

Daveco said:
I actually bought a pair of those "X-Ray glasses" from Johnson & Smith back in 1972, I was seven years old.
They did not allow me to see through dresses, but I did learn the lesson of "Buyer Beware".
That was probably worth many times the cost of the glasses.

I remember seeing those types of things in magazines as a kid, and while I fantasized about them working, I knew that they were too good to be true. I just never understood how those companies could get away with that.

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