A guy's gotta do what a guy's gotta do

**lukeyrobertson** · 17th February 12, 11:57 AM

Ok just so you know. I spent my kilt savings on a brand new Husqvarna serger as a birthdy gift for my wife and her sewing room. As a wise man once said, "A happy wife is a happy life." You should have seen her smile. Nuff said.

**biblemonkey** · 17th February 12, 11:59 AM

A gentlemanly act, sir. I applaud you.

**Jackson** · 17th February 12, 01:16 PM

You did good, my friend. I'm proud of you!

Jackson

**tulloch** · 17th February 12, 01:48 PM

I had to look it up to know it wasn't a vacuum or something. Good job. I expect you'll receive more than a kilt out of your generosity.

**Macman** · 17th February 12, 05:45 PM

Originally Posted by tulloch

I had to look it up to know it wasn't a vacuum or something.

For sure, don't ever give your wife a vacuum, especially a dual-bag. Well done, Luke! That's a gentlemanly sacrifice.

**luath** · 17th February 12, 06:10 PM

I only knew Husqvarna made chainsaws, so I was worried until I googled that.

I admire your tactics!

**1oldsarge** · 17th February 12, 07:24 PM

I heard somewhere once some sage advice. Every morning, look at your wife and say "I'm sorry". You will never know why. She will always know why.

**piperdbh** · 17th February 12, 07:44 PM

Has she let you play with it yet?

**opositive** · 17th February 12, 07:55 PM

besides chainsaws (i bought a rancher to clean up with after hurricane katrina), husky makes firearms. i have a curio and relic husky mauser (c&r's are another one of my money pits).

so have you suggested to your wife she learn to make a kilt yet?

**sydnie7** · 17th February 12, 07:59 PM

And well-known in some circles for their dirt bikes!

Hope she enjoys the new machine. Only use for it in re kilting would be finishing raw edges (at the join, etc.).