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Nope. Nice try, but definitely not A level work. The lock is straight.

Well, it's definitely not funny. I have to agree with you on that. But then, the same is true of the "feel good" syrupy 'motivational' junk somebody keeps posting. Have you complained about those? Or are you really just offended by the truth of the posting?

Sorta like this:

That's not even a little bit funny. That's the sad reality of today. :(

Oh, I get it. You are unable to comprehend the difference between a general comment, which normal people understand to NOT be intended to be universal, and a specific attack on your particular relatives. Got it.

Which is exactly why they are sissies.

Depends on the tongue weight. I have one of those, and it works just fine. I use it for moving my log splitter. One weak spot is the tires. They might last a year. I replaced mine with no-flats, and life is good.

Back in the mid-80s I installed car phones for a living. Lots of interesting things under the seats. Once you pull things apart to run cables, you find out how well a car is made. I found out that the average limo is JUNK.

Marketing fail? I call it truth in advertising! :D

Even those require energy to manufacture them, and surprise, surprise, the 2nd law of thermodynamics says you can't get out more than you put in, and it doesn't matter how you put it in, you can't get out more than you put in. (Actually, you can't even get that much back out. There are always...

Looks simple! Nice work! What's the largest stuff you've pulled with it?

That's a dangerous sign. For a lot of us, if we actually saw one in real life, we'd be applauding so hard we'd probably run off the road.

I hate yapper dogs.

It probably is, especially if it's old. It may be work-hardened. Still, breaking a bit is almost always due to incorrect technique.

Just flood it with a sufficient amount of dihydrogen monoxide. Most farmers have it on hand. Hard on the engine, though.

But did you use it?

Not where I live, but then, lots of things were not done to code or even good practices when my house was built. Tried that with my original well. The company name was written in Magic Marker on the pressure tank. (Yeah, quality organization!) They couldn't tell me a thing. Now, I didn't...

That might just depend on what kind of person your sister is! :D

Well, not exactly. Take a look at the very end of his post. See that exclamation point? Now see the two periods after it? Yeah, you missed that. It was the only actual error in his post. Gotcha! :D