I've been led to understand that there is a little loophole in some provincial contract procedures that allows for, all other things amongst the bidding companies being equal,an Aboriginally owned company that maintains a certain minimum required percentage of Aboriginal employees in its organizatio...

Alright, ladies and gentlemen, I've relieved one of the fine visitors to this thread of his "unnecessary" British Standard tools (Thanks, Roscoe!:D) and I'm looking for more. Particularly the 1/4" drive BSF sockets to fit the smaller sizes. If you, or someone you know, have BS F tools gathering dust...

I can't believe you all missed it! Way too easy! I'm sorry, but the first thing that popped into my mind when watching this was......wait for it...............

The best kinda P_ssy is a Wet P_ussy!

If there's a Lee Valley Tools store handy to you, that's the place to find it. Like it sez in the catalog, it can't be shipped by air. Ironic, no?

748 engineers retiring ? I wasn't sure that was allowed! Don't they just ship them off to the boonies where folks don't mind listening to them? Yes, like the airplane itself. Anybody that has Brit tools that are gathering dust can p.m. me. There's always somebody looking to start, or complete, a set...

No Problem! Same truck, just $20 more. Calibration and GST are extra, of course.

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Bandit1 - I can't believe that nobody got a picture of FFS sitting on its arse in Timmins with its nose in the air! How are we supposed to "learn from the mistakes of others" if we don't get to see it and laugh at them first? The Newb loadmaster and his lo-time helper attempted to offload a ManLift ...

Bah! Another newbie and his butter knife! All you really need is a five-pound tapometer, a flat Bastard file and a pen. Black ink only.

Tapometer for installation, file to remove any incrim, no - waitaminnit, inconvenient installation marks, then sign 'er out, she's good to go!