You talk to the libyans and I'll jury rig a blender.
(, Sun 5 Feb 2012, 1:18, archived)
(, Sun 5 Feb 2012, 1:19, archived)
Surely a hammer that no longer hammers can no longer be a hammer.
(, Sun 5 Feb 2012, 1:24, archived)
If it no longer meets this criteria then it is no longer a tool. The same with the hammer and tumble dryer, if they no longer hammer, or tumble dry then they're no longer hammers or tumble dryers.
(, Sun 5 Feb 2012, 1:32, archived)
(, Sun 5 Feb 2012, 1:35, archived)
"Yeah - I need a new part for a metal box full of burnt out components"
(, Sun 5 Feb 2012, 1:37, archived)
(, Sun 5 Feb 2012, 1:39, archived)
(, Sun 5 Feb 2012, 1:40, archived)
If it's never been used, then you can't describe what it used to be.
(, Sun 5 Feb 2012, 1:46, archived)
www.b3ta.com/board/10681486
Then Mothra pwned me.
(, Sun 5 Feb 2012, 1:47, archived)
+1 for taking it like a skin-bag full of organs and bones that used to be a man.
(, Sun 5 Feb 2012, 1:52, archived)
it's possible to take the position that objects are defined solely by their present use. So a hammer in a toolbox is not a hammer, it only becomes a hammer when you hammer something with it.
(, Sun 5 Feb 2012, 1:30, archived)
The un-used hammer in a toolbox is still a hammer because its owner KNOWS it can hammer when called upon.
The rock becomes a hammer when the monkey realises it can hit other monkeys with it. It wasn't a hammer before then, and once the other enraged monkeys tear the hitty monkey apart it will cease to be a hammer.
(, Sun 5 Feb 2012, 1:34, archived)
you're a tool, because everyone knows you are.
(, Sun 5 Feb 2012, 1:37, archived)
(, Sun 5 Feb 2012, 1:41, archived)
(, Sun 5 Feb 2012, 1:27, archived)
Buy a new damn dryer.
(, Sun 5 Feb 2012, 1:30, archived)





