Thread: last time i lend to my Brother

Originally Posted by dooey

a bit hard in the same house

Go break his play station!
Pee in his shampoo.

Originally Posted by Scareface

Go break his play station!
Pee in his shampoo.

but its called shamPOO.

@ the OP, this looks like boar bristle? If so you are at least not out a lot of money.
May be give, if you have not done so already, your brother some hints on proper lathering so he can have his new brush for many years.

1) Never Lend Tools to Anyone, Ever
2) Lend Tools, But Always Go With Them
3) Lend “Replaced” Tools
4) Lend Tools Only to Trusted Friends/Family
5) Sometimes You Bite the Bullet (esp. for family)
6) Use a Replace the Blade/Bit Policy

enough said.

Originally Posted by thebigspendur

1) Never Lend Tools to Anyone, Ever
2) Lend Tools, But Always Go With Them
3) Lend “Replaced” Tools
4) Lend Tools Only to Trusted Friends/Family
5) Sometimes You Bite the Bullet (esp. for family)
6) Use a Replace the Blade/Bit Policy

enough said.

Add:
Only lend out your CHEAP tools!

I have my set of tools and then my wife's set of crap. Cuz I know she's going to break her tape measure, leave them outside, use the level as a hammer.

Originally Posted by Scareface

Add:
Only lend out your CHEAP tools!

I have my set of tools and then my wife's set of crap. Cuz I know she's going to break her tape measure, leave them outside, use the level as a hammer.

Then, let me Barrow yours I can't find mine

I may be lucky, I have neighbors that use and return and take care of my snow shoveling and yard mowing. Having a machine shop in the basement is good neighbor productive...especially when they have cool cars and bikes! Extras from auctions, I give to a young man with a general repair business who does some work for me at low cost.
So, know the enema!
~Richard

Beat me too it, I was about to say the same.
If you want to get rid of someone, "loan" them anything, ask for it back. You will never see either again .