Cool Bumper Sticker

[Jeffrey Schronce]

Too bad the advertising is so big on it . . .
http://www.highlandwoodworking.com/i...OD&ProdID=7964

[MilDoc]

They have a hat with the same slogan on it, and no advertising.

[Ed62]

Good advertisement. One that people will remember.

Ed

[Salty]

Also;
"He Who Dies with the Most Tools ......still dies!"

[LinuxRandal]

Also;
"He Who Dies with the Most Tools ......still dies!"

Then use others go collect his tools

[gwyneth]

Also;
"He Who Dies with the Most Tools ......still dies!"

Then use others go collect his tools

But the dead guy gets a lot nicer comments ("I always wanted that Festool...")

[Thom2]

This reminds me of some t-shirts I've seen.





There's more here, but those are the 3 that I want.

[Mrs. Wallnut]

The second shirt down in the post of Thom's is one that Dave Epler bought for our youngest a while back. And when I have him in that shirt and we are in town and some guys see it they laugh and say that they need to find one for their kid.

I want one that says "Show me your Wood".....I know I am a sick individual and not right in the head.

[JR]

Has anyone in the Columbus, OH area ever seen the one that says:

Century 21
Michigan 0

[germdoc]

I've been to that store--really neat place. Wish it were 800 miles closer.

I used to hang around that neighborhood (Virgina-Highlands in Atlanta) when I was in college. The Taco Mac chain had their original store just across the street, also a great used record store, now sadly closed. My girlfriend and I used to hear the Indigo Girls play for a small cover charge at a place called Casablancas near there.

Still a happenin' place with more cool bars and restaurants and hip stores than you can shake a stick at. And Moe's and Joe's still serves cheap pitchers right next to Highland Hardware.

[ragswl4]

He who dies with the fewest tools.....leaves more money to his wife.

GO SHOPPING NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

[gwyneth]

I've been to that store--really neat place. Wish it were 800 miles closer.

Yes, but doesn't living in Wisconsin make up for all else? Does Old Style still have the little drawings of people and the reference to LaCrosse as "God's Country" on its cans?