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John Turney said:
When you work on your own car, you only spend about 25% of the time actually working on it. The other 75% is angrily walking around looking for the tool you literally had in your hand two minutes ago.
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I am sure I have mentioned this before but my championship 'loss' was losing my drywall taping knife in a 7 X 9 bathroom that was literally completely empty except for me and said knife. Unbelieveable. It had fallen down the heat duct.
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JPSmit said:
I am sure I have mentioned this before but my championship 'loss' was losing my drywall taping knife in a 7 X 9 bathroom that was literally completely empty except for me and said knife. Unbelieveable. It had fallen down the heat duct.
:rolleyes2:
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I’m still looking for my NEW flashlight that I had when I started running cable in my basement a few years ago.
Please check your heat duct to see if it’s in there too.
 
JPSmit said:
I am sure I have mentioned this before but my championship 'loss' was losing my drywall taping knife in a 7 X 9 bathroom that was literally completely empty except for me and said knife. Unbelieveable. It had fallen down the heat duct.
:rolleyes2:
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It's very frustrating when you can't find a tool that you know you just had in your hand 10 seconds ago!
 
Finally!
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Gliderman8 said:
I’m still looking for my NEW flashlight that I had when I started running cable in my basement a few years ago.
Please check your heat duct to see if it’s in there too.
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5 houses ago I left a screwdriver in a ceiling baffle where I was installing potlights. I still think of going back to ask for it.

Oh and it is astonishing how many garden hand tools are missing.
 
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