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The locoman saga, take two...

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Oh, that lovable old bastard that trolls GAGT.com is back for more, recently a member came back from the dead (Dr Fabulous) and has seen and posted in previous encounters with this loser. But here, loco can't help but be the old miserable bastard he truly is.

Oh, his assumptions about what I do, to make his train job seem better is hilarious. :lol:

http://www.grandamgt.com/forum/showthread.php?t=87566

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They are called socket wrenches. I've never heard of them called ratchet wrenches.

They are wrenches that use sockets. Hence "Socket Wrench".

Yes, they use a ratchet mechanism, BUT ratches aren't specific to the tool. Ratches are anything that use teeth to prevent motion in more than one direction.

Like the parking brake in the Phoenix has a ratchet mechanism that is released when I pull the brake release.

I mean if you wiki "ratches wrench" it redirects to "socket wrench"

And I love his f*cking comment "Ive never heard of merriam-webster wrenches" What a f*cking dumbshit.

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I'd link you guys to a fvcking epic thread Fabs made, but you have to be a member to view the off topic forum.

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