Kevin McHugh
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Working on vehicles requires two sets of tools, standard and metric. Geez engineers, just pick one.
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What I really don't understand is why they haven't taken it the logical next steps.Psinter said:Not first world per se, but...
When the number of sausages don't match the number of buns.
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mfb said:Which one would you call "standard"?
Which is illegal, by the way.Borg said:to which he replied that the sign was wrong.