"Arbeit macht frei" sign stolen form Auschwitz gate

[Caliga]

Nein.  They would not know how to remove 60 year old screws.

[The Brain]

60 year old screws.

Thanks for that image.

[Jaron]

Notice how derspiess refrains from stating the Nazis were wrong, just focuses on a singular statement.

Fucking sick is what that man is.

[DontSayBanana]

Notice how derspiess refrains from stating the Nazis were wrong, just focuses on a singular statement.

Fucking sick is what that man is.

Nevertheless, the past couple of days have shown that at Languish, it's safer to be fucking sick than fucking retarded.  What's your excuse?

[Admiral Yi]

It amuses me how utterly lacking in practical knowledge today's youth are.

Actually maybe I wasn't.  Is that screwdriver the one that drills into screws?  That was my first thought.

[dps]

I was thinking the same thing?

It amuses me how utterly lacking in practical knowledge today's youth are.

That's not exactly a fair generalization.  You were responding to a poster who lacks practical knowledge in almost everything. 

And theoritical knowledge in most things, too, come to think of it.

[CountDeMoney]

It'll turn up within the week.

[Caliga]

Actually maybe I wasn't.  Is that screwdriver the one that drills into screws?  That was my first thought.

The second pic is an impact driver, and yes I have one. :handyman:

[Ed Anger]

I'd rather have Big Boy or an original Taco Bell sign.

[CountDeMoney]

I'd rather have Big Boy or an original Taco Bell sign.

Oh ,hells yeah.  Bob's Big Boy.  That fucker will haunt me until he's in my yard.

[Caliga]

We still have those around here.    They call them "Frisch's Big Boy", but they're exactly the same as I remember Bob's Big Boy's were in the northeast.

[dps]

We still have those around here.    They call them "Frisch's Big Boy", but they're exactly the same as I remember Bob's Big Boy's were in the northeast.

"Big Boy" isn't really a restaurant chain in the normal sense, or even a franchise.  It was more like a joint venture among several restaurant chains.  So it goes by several different names, which were mostly just the name of the individual chain before it joined up, put in the possesive tense, and with the words "Big Boy" added.  Most of the larger chains involved left eventually;  they had to quit using the "Big Boy" name, and also agree not to sell a triple-decker hamburger.

[HisMajestyBOB]

I could really use a McFuhrer.

[DontSayBanana]

"Big Boy" isn't really a restaurant chain in the normal sense, or even a franchise.  It was more like a joint venture among several restaurant chains.  So it goes by several different names, which were mostly just the name of the individual chain before it joined up, put in the possesive tense, and with the words "Big Boy" added.  Most of the larger chains involved left eventually;  they had to quit using the "Big Boy" name, and also agree not to sell a triple-decker hamburger.

Some of those survive in highway rest stops, the way Roy Rogers survived the NJ pullout with its NJ Turnpike locations... last time I went to Baltimore, we ended up eating at a Bob's Big Boy along I-95 by the DE/MD border.

[Caliga]

I miss Roy's.