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Unread 01-09-2004, 17:42
Andy A. Andy A. is offline
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Re: Tools for the Wannabe Geek

A paper clip, key chain LED light and a good knife.

The days of ejecting stuck 3.5 disks may seem over- but mark my words, I use a paper clip on a daily basis. Watch some Mcguiver for ideas on how to best implement the paper clip.

LED lights are just so cheap and geekish these days theres no excuse not to have one.

I actually prefer non swiss army knives. Sure, they have 50 tools, but they are clunkers. I find I use my normal folding knife far more then even my Leather-man. Although, that wave is always nice to have in the pits...

Oh, and a good hammer. Sometimes, you just have to beat something (someone?) into submission. Yes, you can use your head, but its a lot easier with a hammer.

-Andy A.
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