#26

That font brings back memories

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#27

i couldn’t tell you if i do or not. i feel like i must, &yet

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#28

I have one yet am not an adult.

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#29

How about a laser measure… :eyes:

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#30

The exception that proves the rule

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#31

Different measures for different needs.

Distos are good for measuring room dims, but I wouldn’t mark out wood for cutting with one.

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#32

Don’t they come in Christmas crackers though?

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#33

3m minimum

#34

UP3ME

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#35

Anyone else rocking a Stanley Fatmax?

If not, are you even serious about measuring? I mean real measuring, whatever the conditions?

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#36

That’s just showing off.

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#37

I own 2 and am a man baby

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#38

This looks like the Transformers from the film’s. The ones where they were trying to come across hyper masculine and militaristic. It’s like, you’re the Transformers man, embrace the whimsy.

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#39

thus

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#40

top 3 things i hav used teap measured in 2020

  • marking fenceposts
  • gate
  • length of skirts
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#41

Got two of ‘em

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#42

Fitted a 2 post storage system from ikea and banged two massive drawers on it, one of which is already horribly full of most of the shit in this thread.

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#43

This was 2 weeks ago

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#44

I have two but none of those zippy ones that you can retract and hook on things or have integrity to them.

One is my mum’s old knackered one from knitting, then I decided to treat myself to a minor upgrade, really really minor. No matter what I measure I never get it quite right somehow, love measuring things though, I feel like the ultimate feminist. That’s right, you thought you’d smash the patriarchy by talking truth to power? I thought I’d undermine it by acting like measuring a cabinet is a big deal.

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#45

I call this one a “measuring tape”. Totally different thing

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