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I am hoping that one of you lovely people on here would be so kind as to help me with a question regarding power drills that I have been thus far unable to find anyone who knows the answer.
Our first Christmas together, my then partener and myself exchanged presents on Christmas morning. She gave me a very nice Bosch drill which had features such as a keyless chuck, hammer function. and variable speed settings complete with its own case and to my obvious delight a set of drill bits for wood, metal and masionary which I may ad were tipped with tungsten cabide. I then revealed my present to her which coincidentaly was also manufactured by Bosch, it was a top of the range all singing all dancing steam iron with many settings, its own stand and to complete the package a very sturdily built (steel) ironing board which had various height settings and a special heat reflecting surface.
A while later (I cannot be sure how long I was out for), I regained conciousness to find the ironing board lying beside me whith a indentation that afterwards I discovered was a remarkably similar to the shape of my head, and a triangular shaped dent in the side of my head. I asked what was wrong and appanrently it turned out that that an iron and ironing board are and I quote "not romantic". I subsiquently discovered how strongly she felt about this as there was no playing 'hide the sausage' for a considerable period.
So my question is-
What is it about a power drill that makes it so bloody romantic?
It is most important that I find the answer to this as I am thinking of buying one for a friend and I don't want him to get any ideas.
I hope someone can help, if you do not know maybe ask your other halves?
Thank you in advance.
Our first Christmas together, my then partener and myself exchanged presents on Christmas morning. She gave me a very nice Bosch drill which had features such as a keyless chuck, hammer function. and variable speed settings complete with its own case and to my obvious delight a set of drill bits for wood, metal and masionary which I may ad were tipped with tungsten cabide. I then revealed my present to her which coincidentaly was also manufactured by Bosch, it was a top of the range all singing all dancing steam iron with many settings, its own stand and to complete the package a very sturdily built (steel) ironing board which had various height settings and a special heat reflecting surface.
A while later (I cannot be sure how long I was out for), I regained conciousness to find the ironing board lying beside me whith a indentation that afterwards I discovered was a remarkably similar to the shape of my head, and a triangular shaped dent in the side of my head. I asked what was wrong and appanrently it turned out that that an iron and ironing board are and I quote "not romantic". I subsiquently discovered how strongly she felt about this as there was no playing 'hide the sausage' for a considerable period.
So my question is-
What is it about a power drill that makes it so bloody romantic?
It is most important that I find the answer to this as I am thinking of buying one for a friend and I don't want him to get any ideas.
I hope someone can help, if you do not know maybe ask your other halves?
Thank you in advance.
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