They don't make 'em like they used to
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So the word bung hole was used for something else in the past?
No, that IS what bung hole means.
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I need my bung hole reamed out, but not with this medieval torture device lookin' motherfucker.
It's so unsafe with that un-flared base
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It's so unsafe with that un-flared base
It just keeps going deeper until you spit it out.
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Those were the days, when your Craftsman tool broke (no, they did sometimes, really) you'd take it back to Sears and get a replacement for free.
While the quality of the tools may not be quite as good Lowe’s and Home Depot I believe still do this with their store brands also
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Craftsman was a good brand back then.
After you get your bung hole reamed, go check your ballcock and make sure it's not sticking
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While the quality of the tools may not be quite as good Lowe’s and Home Depot I believe still do this with their store brands also
Lowe's isn't going to take a socket set off the shelf and open it to hand you the 12mm the way Sears used to.
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Thanks, I was making a joke but as it turns out, comedy is hard.
Ah. I just took you serious cuz that's what my first thought was and I figure not everyone knows what a reamer is. It's not the most commonly used tool these days.
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I need my bung hole reamed out, but not with this medieval torture device lookin' motherfucker.
I have a dildo that is shaped like Rosie O'Donnell‘s left fist if that pleases you.
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Craftsman was a good brand back then.
Not enough TP in the world
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Craftsman was a good brand back then.
That's not like new, it's dull as shit. And really hard to sharpen.
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Craftsman was a good brand back then.
Captain Ray Sexvibes!
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Lowe's isn't going to take a socket set off the shelf and open it to hand you the 12mm the way Sears used to.
They replaced a 12 and a breaker bar just last weekend for me when I was doing a brake job which is the only reason I felt obliged to respond.
The quality of the tools isn’t as good, and they’re banking on most folks buying a new replacement, but they do still replace THEIR brand
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Fun fact: It's still used to describe an access hole in a barrel, or drum. At work, I sell stuff that sometimes comes in 55gal drums. I regularly have to explain what a bunghole is to people who have never worked with drums before, because they think I am being vulgar at first.
There’s a shop in Salem called Bunghole Liquor, always someone out front taking a photo in front of the sign and I think they have a 2nd location now
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That's not like new, it's dull as shit. And really hard to sharpen.
The handle is torn up, too.
