There are a surprising number of sentences that start with Now that I have an electric sander…

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Eighteen comments here (latest comments)

  1. … I can finally rhyme with “eclectic stander.”
    … I think I also need an electric broom.
    … the bathtub looks a lot more ‘interesting.’
    … I just have to figure out a way to connect it to the Internet.

    Any of those close?

    — Lex #

  2. …my wife will be asking for a custom basinet.
    …I can build that deck I’ve always wanted.
    …I can feel like Bob the Builder.

    — Anonymous #

  3. http://www.google.com/search?q=%22Now+that+I+have+an+electric+sander%22&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8

    Lies.

    — kami #

  4. The only one I can think of is “…I can stick it in a cupboard, secure in the knowledge that if one day I have something to sand, it’ll be there.”

    Maybe I’m insufficiently domesticated.

    — Charles Miller #

  5. You can get ready for the Spring belt sander races?

    — ffej #

  6. … I have something else to blog about.

    — Luke Hutteman #

  7. …now not every problem looks like a nail!

    — TjL #

  8. …I can take all that annoying hair off my face.
    …I can put cool rock-star rips in my jeans.
    …I can make my own slicks for street racing.

    and best of all,

    …I can round off all the corners on my navigation tabs.

    — Fred #

  9. , what’s good for the goose is good for the gander.

    — Anonymous #

  10. … I can easily change an enemy’s gender.

    — Stefan Tilkov #

  11. Now I can remove that troublesome facial hair in an instant.

    — Don #

  12. … I can read Doug Bowman’s sliding doors and actually get those rounded tabs
    … my wife has free pedicures
    … I can safely throw out my CD back-ups of my hard drive
    … there is no more ironing
    … we no longer have burnt toast
    … I don’t have to diet to lose those love handles
    … we no longer have sharp edges or corners and our house if finally baby proof
    … I have company-free business cards with out silly logos to get in the way
    … my grandmother can put on and remove her rouge easily
    … we don’t have to buy a food mill for the baby

    — vanderwal #

  13. The end of the sentence depends on whether it’s orbital or belt, obviously.

    — Cory #

  14. … I can finally sand the floor, nude.

    — driverdave #

  15. ..the sensuality has disappeared from my relationship with wood.

    — Dan Isaacs #

  16. ….I can fix my dented car fender.
    ….for the holidays it’ll have to be my wife who I pander.
    ….I can start work on my very own moon lander.
    ….from the cat I can finally remove *all* the dander.

    — Michael A. Strieb #

  17. …I’m one skull short of a Mouseketeer reunion.

    </bender>

    — Ethan #

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