Is it just me or has anybody else got evil garage fairies. They move spanners and hide them multiply the number of nuts and washers I had when I took the thing apart and hide components I have only just taken off. Their speciality is moving tools so they are just out of reach when I'm lying on my back under the van. Can you guess what sort of day I've had?
definitely mate! i cant say im a fan.. im surprised you have encountered them though, as they all seem to live at my work!! haha
Yeh but they watch you! They hide your stuff till you stomp off in a mood then they put stuff back right where it was before,
The fairy's in my garage tend to fill up any spare space that i make , especially during the period i am working in there , they seem to specialize in filling floor space
they hide it under your shoulder blade so as you move to try and find it you lean on it and jump up and bang your head on the gearbox!
And they wait until you've done 6 circuits of the garage looking for something then put it in you hand.
Worked out how to beat them. They don't like the smell of alcohol so always keep an open bottle to hand. Turn out the lights and walk away. It freaks them out and they put your stuff back!!!! I've just been back into the workshop and put the lights on and there it was the part I gave up looking for at seven o'clock Grrr evil fairies
My evil garage fairies returned one of my 13mm sockets to a hoody I haven't worn for 4 months! Not so evil, hey?!
My Evil Garage Fairies are Pikeys cos they keep moving around one minute they are in the garage knocking and hiding my tools, then they are in the house and they even move to my school hiding thing.
I darent take a wallet into the garage cause every time I do they take money out of it. if tends to happen when I lay under the bus more than anything.
I don't think evil garage fairies like marriage. They put my stuff back just before Mrs Sydney gets fed up and goes out to looks for herself.
My evil garage fairy used to live in my house. Now he just calls by to drop off stuff to store and to 'borrow' tools.