I’m working on a project for Eva’s bedroom and it involves attaching a wooden letter to fabric. I was pondering over the best approach and asked Michael for his opinion. His response was to use a glue gun. I told him I didn’t want to purchase a glue gun just for this one project. You see, I can be crafty when the need arises, but I’m not crafty at heart. I don’t necessarily enjoy it and I certainly don’t subscribe to emails from Craft Warehouse or Hobby Lobby. I’m not a glue gun kind of gal.
Michael said I didn’t need to buy one, I could just use his.
His?
Hmmm…I didn’t know he had a glue gun.
WHY does he have a glue gun?
When he stays up late “working,” is he Mod Podging a table and attaching feathers and beads to a vest or headband with his glue gun?
How can I be married to this guy for nearly 12 years and not know he has need of a glue gun?
What else is he hiding in all of those little storage bins in his office?
Long story, short: I used his glue gun and it worked beautifully.
Let’s just be clear that ownership of this tool doesn’t make him any less of a man.
At least my dad will be happy to know that Michael actually owns a gun.
Hot glue works as a great medium for insulating electronics, for example, reinforcing a sketchy soldering job inside the end of a headphone plug.
ReplyDeleteAs for use as a PDW: I knocked mine off the counter once and it hit my calf, melting my skin. It didn't burn it, it melted a gouge out of it...
Boone,
ReplyDeleteI don't think a weapon you can operate without ear protection qualifies as a 'gun'. But it was a good try.
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