Man alive! I need to get me one of them Chinese military shovels.
Bodum stove top espresso maker
Opinel stainless knives
Trangia
Endura 3/4 bib longs circa 2005
Myford ml7 lathe
Tag 2000 series watches from the 90's
Every Toyota I have ever owned (5 of them)
I hate crap stuff.
Trangias do not do what they're meant to do. Unless they were designed to burn stuff or not cook it, be really dangerous and waste fuel.
And my Endura bibs were sized really weirdly and wore out at the crotch quite early on.
Man alive! I need to get me one of them Chinese military shovels.
makes a Leatherman look as gay as it sounds 🙂
They missed a function on the shovel...frying eggs/cooking?? Table tennis bat?
were all doomed though if they have that thing...
my girlfriend does exactly what she's meant to do without any fuss, my wife, however always used to make a fuss, and very rarely did it.
Lots of tools in the workshop fall into this category - the hammer I use most is a roofer's hammer I found in the road about 20 year ago! Park allen keys, Rohloff chain tool, Kestrel stands, and my Midget oxy torch (the bottom one in this pic):
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[url= http://www.flickr.com/photos/cycleologist/6279164913/ ]Oxyacetylene torches[/url] by [url= http://www.flickr.com/people/cycleologist/ ]Ben Cooper[/url], on Flickr
Sony CD player - well, most Sony stuff really, TV and camera quite elderly but still work perfectly.
Benefit eye shadow and concealer.
Just to try to balance out all the "man" stuff on here 😆
UN72 bottom brackets
A left handed mouse is an ideal porn-watching accessory.
Technics 1200's over 30 years in production with minmal changes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technics_SL-1200
Rohloff chain tool
Not keen on mine. Shows either "chain OK" or "chain gubbed" by which time it's too late. Going to buy the Park one.
