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Don't have a spoon? I can fix that.



Seatbelt broken? I can fix that.



New TV too big for the old cabinet? I can fix that.



Electrical problem? I can fix that.



Car stereo stolen? I can fix that.



Bookshelf cracking under the weight? I can fix that.



No ice chest? I can fix that.



Can't read the ATM screen? I can fix that.



Car imported from the wrong country? I can fix that.



Satellite go out in the rain? I can fix that.



Electric stove broken and can't heat coffee? I can fix that.



Wiper motor burned out? I can fix that.



Display rack falling over? I can fix that.



WTF?



Exhaust pipe dragging? I can fix that.



Gotta feed the baby AND do the laundry? I can fix that.



Cables falling behind desk? I can fix that.

Holy crap.....MacGyver would be astonished with some of those
Good stuff

That last one I am going to have to do at work tomorrow.  I am always losing the cables.

[quote]That last one I am going to have to do at work tomorrow.

[quote]That last one I am going to have to do at work tomorrow.

I think Brandon has a future in advertising.

[quote]I think Brandon has a future in advertising.

Or maybe comedy.

There is bound to be.......fives...maybe tens of dollars to be made here
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The one about the steering wheel is actually pretty common. A lot of mail men on rural routes where they have to use their own car do that so that they can sit on the right side and easily reach the mail boxes. The whole rig is sold as a kit.

My Mom is a mail man... mail woman... letter carrier, but she only has an extra break pedal on the right side, no steering wheel.

The one about the steering wheel is actually pretty common. A lot of mail men on rural routes where they have to use their own car do that so that they can sit on the right side and easily reach the mail boxes. The whole rig is sold as a kit.

My Mom is a mail man... mail woman... letter carrier, but she only has an extra break pedal on the right side, no steering wheel.

I've always been amazed at the letter carriers in rural areas that have to drive that way. With power windows, I think I would just use one of those grabber sticks.
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I use to use my combat boots to hold up my iron to make soup and coffee when they took away our microwaves, (cause some S#!tbirds didn't keep theres clean). And if your buddy let you borrow there iron you could make grill cheese sandwiches, just make sure you sprayy on the Pam, not the starch

My Mom is a mail man... mail woman... letter carrier, but she only has an extra break pedal on the right side, no steering wheel.

[color=#003300]Most of us would rather a brake pedal... things fall apart easily enough on their own

[quote][color=#003300]Most of us would rather a brake pedal... things fall apart easily enough on their own