Tool question

Apr 06, 2004 19 Replies

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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Too much glare off that shinny and full set of teeth to be able to tell.

It's not a drill. It's a prop to keep her from falling forward.

A extremely ugly women in the way

First one I have seen made with that much silicone. Puff

Umm wass kinda hard to spot. But after careful scrutiny, I belive I did notice the drill. A johnson I think.

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.

Mark & Juanita responds:

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Well, now we know you're not Juanita. But you should have told her it was just some girl searching for the name of a reliable breast reduction surgeon to help her with her upper back pain.

Charlie Self "It is not strange... to mistake change for progress." Millard Fillmore

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!

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