Is there a Tool Opposite of Vice (Separator)?

[Dl]

replying to Ed Edelenbos, Dl wrote: What is the exact name?? No one says it here

[DerbyDad03]

First, this thread is about 11 years old.

Second, the post just before yours (Knotbob, 1/29/09) includes the name in the first sentence.

[Ivan Vegvary]

Searching under "vise" instead of "vice" gives results much more pertinent.

[Madder&Madder Media]

[ck]

Le 28/07/2020 à 09:26, Madder&Madder Media a écrit :

One of those jacks to lift vehicles whose form is a diamond, maybe with some modifications.

[dpb]

On 7/28/2020 11:43 AM, DerbyDad03 wrote: ...

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There's a tool for that--it's often mistaken for a screwdriver...

[DerbyDad03Unhelpful]

Thanks for the unhelpful response DerbyDad03! You could have just replied with "it's called XYZ." Instead, you replied with irrelevant information followed by unhelpful information.

[DerbyDad03]

How about I respond now with some different letters? It's called STFU.

[Markem618]

So a thread 13 years old, with a year old response which point out that the name was in the tread in a prior post in the thread is unhelpful. So you need your information spoon feed to you?

Interesting the name you have chosen on Homeowners hub.

My point is you are just being an asshole.

[John McGaw]

In my experience virtue was invariably put up as the opposite of vice.

[Markem618]

+10

[krw]

Considering that "virtue" and "vice" are antonyms, your experience is tautological.

[DJ Delorie]

The first rule of tautology club is the first rule of tautology club.

Also, the tautology club meets on the days on which the tautology club meets.

[DerbyDad03]

Your use of tautology is adequate enough.

[John McGaw]

I can't help it. I used to work in the Department of Repetitive Redundancy Department. Is said so right on the door on the door.