..explain this to me.
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It's a Very Special Hammer.
David
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I use it for plucking my eyebrows.
Mary
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The words "Knocking" and "Sense" are springing to mind.
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One day they wil cost that. I just hope its _after_ Im dead.
NT
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An error, as it's available from
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about £25 + VAT.
Peter
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If you are a Simpson's fan you might remember the electric hammer invented by Homer. I believe this is a real world version :o)
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They may be the best hammers that you can buy. They are perfect except for one small flaw. They are equipped with the propensity to migrate to other peoples tool boxes/bags/belts/vans/hands/pockets.
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Crap database design or crap web interface - when an item goes out of stock and won't be replaced the price is set to 999.99.
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By then you'll need a licence to buy one and a steel security box with two 7 lever locks (different keying) to store it in. Nails will require a similar, but seperate box, for storage also....
Badger.
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Electric nails???
Mary
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Unfortuneately true, that long nosed sparks version is very mobile with legs of its own, more so than the normal ones...
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? electrical supply will be needed for alarm system, complete with remote monitoring contract, police will have right of entry at anytime to inspect hammer/nails and to take details of owners movements at anytime...
Badger.
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Oh and re-licencing will take months, even though the application was submitted to the authorities in plenty of time, delays, prevarication etc, even though use and situation has not changed since last re-issue will continue for 3 months and more past due date....
Badger, drawing parallels BTW.
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Oh, silly me! Of course ...thanks.
Mary
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Is this a hammer to be used in an electrical environment, or a bizarre electrically powered hammer with a motor, presumabley to take all the effort out of your elbow?
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Long head for putting nails in the back of boxes.
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require
I can well believe it. If nails are still even legal.
NT