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Old 04-02-2001, 02:54 PM   #2
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Originally posted by jimberg:
...I really think there should be a 24 hour autoparts super store.

Yesterday, Sunday, I decided to do an "easy" underdrive pulley install...

I usually put the tools and fasteners I need in my coat pocket. I didn't need the big socket I used for the alternator pulley anymore and a few other tools so I set them down.

I removed the two bolts I used to temporarily hold the water pump pulley and then put the fan back on and the two bolts. I reached into my pocket for the other two bolts and they're not there, just a lock washer. They're not on the ground, they're not on my workbench, they're gone. I looked all over in the garage. No luck. I must have dropped them inside. So I looked all over the house. If I dropped them, James, my two year old, would have taken off with them and put them someplace "safe". No luck inside so I go back outside. I look some more and then realized where they were. Yep, in the big socket.
ROFL,

It's so funny b/c it's so true. I feel your pain jimberg. Lately (the last year or so) I've been so busy that I become more and more absent minded.

The list of examples extend far beyond the allowed space for a reply to a post. It just seems like every time I set my tools, guitar pics, etc, anywhere, they just walk off. So nowadays, I make myself be more observant rather than waste 30 min to an hour searching for crap (Man that pisses me off , as does parts stores closing so early on Sundays).

One small example, not car related but comes to mind quickly: twice, not once, while at university, I'm looking for my book bag for close to a minute. And guess where it was. On my ******* back (i'm not pulling your leg).

You're not alone.

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