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Dave_Willemain · 05-05-2008, 08:43 PM

The truth is that I love tools generally and that routers have become a fascination for the last 5 or 6 years. Certainly some reasons/excuses/rationales is that they are incredibly versatile and given to many clever uses. One of the most attractive things of me is that they are relatively small and easy to hide. This is important since my wonderful red-headed SO would never understand why I have ~16 routers. It is not that I need them as much as I love ‘me. Another justification for buying them (and other toys!) is that I got such a great bargain that resistance was futile.

Being on the far side of 60 and struggling with the proposition that aging jocks have body parts that wear out, I hate the idea that I will never be able to physically do all of the things with my toys that I have done in my head.

Am I still allowed as a member?

05-05-2008, 08:43 PM	#1
Dave_Willemain Registered User Jr. Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Columbia, MD Posts: 18 View Dave_Willemain's Gallery	Router Fanatic (or addict?) Here The truth is that I love tools generally and that routers have become a fascination for the last 5 or 6 years. Certainly some reasons/excuses/rationales is that they are incredibly versatile and given to many clever uses. One of the most attractive things of me is that they are relatively small and easy to hide. This is important since my wonderful red-headed SO would never understand why I have ~16 routers. It is not that I need them as much as I love ‘me. Another justification for buying them (and other toys!) is that I got such a great bargain that resistance was futile. Being on the far side of 60 and struggling with the proposition that aging jocks have body parts that wear out, I hate the idea that I will never be able to physically do all of the things with my toys that I have done in my head. Am I still allowed as a member?
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