>Would a Agile Home Improver say 
>"Agile pliers over rigid socket wrenches 
>Quick hammer and nails over tedious drills, screws, and screwdrivers 
>Universal adhesives over obsessive worry about which kinds of screws 
>or nails to use to join which kinds of materials"??? I don't think so 

they might if they worked at a place where a rule was in place requiring rigid
socket wrenches always must be used in contrast to agile pliers, tedious drills,
screws and screwdrivers are always to be preferred to the quick hammer and nails
due to Piledriver and Spackels 2 year-old theory of constructive excellence for
Enterprise-level Mansion improvement, meetings must be held once per week to
discuss our current screws and nails strategy in which a good deal of the
meeting will as a matter of course be set aside to pontification on the
non-universality of universal adhesives by some guy who gets paid 10 times what
I do and yet has never had to use a screw, nail, or universal adhesive and would
not recognize the difference between them if presented with actual instances. 


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Bryan Rasmussen