Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for July 17, 2024

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    mccollunsky  4 months ago

    It really won’t work now.

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    Izzy Moreno  4 months ago

    There’s always too many parts,. Everyone knows that when you take something apart, then put it back, there will be leftover pieces.

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    The Duke  4 months ago

    That only works for the Fonz!

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    Pet  4 months ago

    I’ll wager that Beni is going to grow up to be a rocket engineer lol!

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    Egrayjames  4 months ago

    Truthfully, this is how I started off becoming the skilled mechanic I am today. I can remember taking starters and alternators apart and fixing them over fifty years ago. Today, few places repair them, choosing to buy rebuilt units instead.

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    Hamady Sack Premium Member 4 months ago

    Always love Bank’s hammer work.

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    win.45mag  4 months ago

    If that doesn’t work, get a bigger hammer.

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    adsnal  4 months ago

    Use duct tape to put it back together

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    einarbt  4 months ago

    Isn’t there a saying about having a hammer to fix things then everything becomes a nail.

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    jonesbeltone  4 months ago

    Finally, the hammer.

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    GKBOWOOD Premium Member 4 months ago

    Our truck is in the shop waiting ( 2.5 weeks now) for a part. 2000 Tacomas have become scarce… now, I know why!

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    Impkins  Premium Member 4 months ago

    BUNNY!!!!!!!!!!!! Hiya Happyx3! And mechanic’s bill. :)

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    Strawberry King  4 months ago

    I hope he knows what he’s doing.

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    6turtle9  4 months ago

    Hey, Thor fixes everything with a hammer. Why can’t Beni do it?

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