blue wrench, the big bulky adjustable kind plummers use. interestingly enough, the wrench was a chiped rusty red, but the color i thought of was blue.



it is possible that i was not doing this exersise fast enough, but i dont think so.

Another Grey Spanner...................

So whats the psych behind all this?

Originally posted by Mat Kelley
Certainly in the Uk a wrench is not the same as a spanner though it can be used for the same job - generally wrenches are adjustable whereas spanners are specic sizes you can also have ring spanners as well as normal spanners.

I got an orange wrench...surprising that the ones not with a hammer have a wrench...

Originally posted by fearlessleader
blue wrench, the big bulky adjustable kind plummers use. interestingly enough, the wrench was a chiped rusty red, but the color i thought of was blue.



it is possible that i was not doing this exersise fast enough, but i dont think so.

Originally posted by Acolyte
I'd say that all wrenches are spanners, but not all spanners are wrenches. I was thinking of the simple fixed-sized spanner, though. I looked up 'spanner' and 'wrench' and neither is marked as British or US only, so it looks like 'spanner' is a word the Americans have forgotten but everyone else still uses.

Purple Calculator. O_o
Any psyche major gonna tell me what that means?
Maybe I'm a homosexual nerd at heart... :'(

blue hammer... crap!

Red Wrench... or erm... spanner?

so why does this work that way?

fyi i also said red hammer as well as the other three guys i showed it to

Blue Hammer

Am I the only one who thought of a black spade?

Does anyone know why a red hammer is associated with addition??

Has anyone ever even SEEN a red hammer???

I chose a hammer, but for the life of me couldn't think of a colour until YELLOW popped into my head.

(good thing I don't have a stack of red stickies on my desk, or I'd be on of the 98%, too).

blue crowbar

I thought of an orange wrench. The band tool uses a wrench as their symbol. Orange was just random I guess.