What brand of cordless drill is shown in this picture?
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trick question isn't it?...I stared for the required 60 seconds and never saw the cordless drill...
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I'll take 2
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I'll buy that for a dollar!
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Too much glare off that shinny and full set of teeth to be able to tell.
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It's not a drill. It's a prop to keep her from falling forward.
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A extremely ugly women in the way
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First one I have seen made with that much silicone. Puff
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Umm wass kinda hard to spot. But after careful scrutiny, I belive I did notice the drill. A johnson I think.
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Yeah, that was great, my wife just happened to be sitting in the office when I clicked on the link. "What is *that*?" says she, "Oops, not what it was advertised to be", says I, somewhat red-faced.
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:-)
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It's only further proof that Saddam Hussein collaborated with Al Quada terrorists, as I've maintained all along. Either that or the link went to Ashcroft's website. Here's a new one that should be safe from terrorists for the next few hours:
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I'll be darned, it's a new kind of dual tank pneumatic driver with full range torque control!