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They do sell a kit on their site. It also mentions that run time is typically 50% of disposable CR123's.

I had them out in third grade. The kid next to me in the recovery room was eating a hamburger that day. I went nearly a week without any solid food because I wouldn't stop bleeding and kept throwing up. P.S. The reason I wrote this post is because several years ago I was at the doctor and he made mention of my tonsils. I politely informed him that I had my tonsils removed. His response? "They must have grown back". It's funny, really, because as I was being wheeled back to have my tonsils removed, the surgeon made mention that "It's no big deal. I've had mine out three times". I used to get strep throat many times a year. I don't think I've had it once since they were removed.

[quote]I would never use a flashlight that uses expensive CR123a for every day use. That would be extremely expensive.[/quote] I on the other hand love using CR123's for daily use. Admittedly, I am interested in a rechargeable light. I just haven't found one that fits the desires I have in a light. Also, although CR123's aren't the cheapest battery, I worry a lot less about whether it works when I want it to. I suppose when I carry a flashlight in my pocket such as the E1B, the 5 lumen setting is good for most everything I use it for. Thus the batteries last a pretty long time. However, suggest to me a flashlight roughly the size of a Surefire E1B that is rechargeable, holds a charge, and is USA made, and I will take a look at it. I'd like an excuse to buy something:)

[quote][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]The main thing that keeps me from something like this is the john Wayne toilet paper at work lol [/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Have you experienced any headaches?[/font][/color][/quote] In my humble opinion, soft or rough, it makes no difference during the cleanse. I haven't had headaches, but my wife has had some aches and pains. [quote]At least you won't get scurvy![/quote] You know, I never quite appreciated the lemon. Now I am going to get some high quality tuna steaks and cook them up with some lemon juice. Not sure how yet, but I'll find a way. Once you get used to doing things with lemons, you appreciate them more. [quote][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]man i know people who have done this and the results were amazing (on most of them!)[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]however I just cannot bring myself to do it![/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]good on you...and congrats on the weight loss my friend.[/font][/color][/quote] Well, whatever floats your boat. I will admit I didn't think it would be easy. I pictured myself being weak, hungry, and generally dissatisfied.Like I said, other than craving food, I'm all for it. I'd say the first day was the hardest. It took a while for the stomach to shrink. I felt very hungry that day. Now, "hunger" is more of a very subtle, numb feeling. It is very easy to fulfill by drinking a glass of water.

[quote][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]According to the article, he started shooting while he could only see them from the waist down. How did he know they were not friendlies?[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]The he admits to killing the girl basicly because she laughed at him. This guy needs to be put out of commision. I stand by my precious statement. They should hang this idiot on the public square![/font][/color][/quote] I also doubt she laughed at him. It was probably more along the lines or sobbing, coughing, etc. What person would assume that someone they had just shot was laughing at them? I question the sanity of the homeowner. What blows me away is he left them there a day before having police called. A logical thinking person would want two dead bodies out of their house as soon as possible. Blood, smell, heck even the sight would be too much for most people. I feel after his initial power trip, he realized he screwed up irreversibly big time and was trying to figure out the best way to do things.

[quote]I love my Surfire E1B, carry it everyday and have for the past several years. My only complaint is that I finally broke the pocket clip when I was getting out of a vehicle quickly and it got hung up. If you're looking for something to carry everyday I would say get another Surefire but if you're looking for more of a vehicle light go Streamlight.[/quote] Call Surefire. They'll replace it. Heck, the rubber tailcap on my E1B has a hole in it and I was concerned it affecting its waterproof abilities. I called them, expecting them to send me a rubber tailcap. He said it was going to be no problem. I asked him if he could briefly explain how to replace the rubber piece. He told me that it is pressed in at the factory, and he was going to send me a tailcap assembly (metal, rubber, etc). The first time I never got it. I think it got lost or stolen in the mail. I called them back and requested the same thing, a week later I had a new one in the mail. All of this was free! To me, that is why Surefire's are worth their price. Before that, I too had broken a pocket clip on my E2DL. I called to have it replaced, and asked if he could send me an extra. Surefiredly enough, I received two replacement pocket clips for my E2DL. Some parts are available here: http://www.surefire.com/rapid-replacement-parts If you call I believe it is basically a per request consideration and fulfillment.

My wife is one of those health conscious people. Aside from having to go to Hardee's for biscuits and gravy, I have grown very fond of her eating habits. Growing up, her mother occasionally did what is called The Master Cleanse. Recently my wife decided she wanted to try it, and decided to do it. She asked me to but made it clear it was up to me. I decided I would try it. In a nutshell, you don't "eat" anything but rather drink a special lemonade mixture for every meal and drink laxative tea. Before I tried it I honestly did not really think many positive thoughts about the idea of it. Well, I am on day four today. I can honestly say I feel very good right now. I don't feel tired, and I don't really feel "hungry". Honestly, the worst part about it is the thoughts/smells of food. My sense of smell has gone through the roof! French fries, hamburgers, biscuits, and gravy are the main things I am craving. But besides those cravings it is going well. I am fortunate enough to have a job that easily accommodates something like this, but I will very quickly say that this diet isn't for someone out and about on their job. It can be very...inconvenient. To put things in perspective, I weighed myself on Thanksgiving before eating, I weighed ~230lbs. This morning, I weighed myself and I am 219.6lbs. Remember, that is only on day four of the cleanse. The minimum suggested is ten, which I think I will finish. For anyone interested, read more about it here: http://themastercleanse.org

I too am a longtime Surefire fan (G2, then E1B, then E2DL, then Saint Maximus). Still have all of them but my daily carry E1B. I lost it. I think I am finally to the point of accepting that it is gone. Did some research on Streamlight, I think I'll stick with Surefire. I was looking at their website today, and noticed they have a EB1 (200 lumen version of the E1B). It's pricey, but that's to be expected. Thinking of picking up the EB1.

I am looking at holsters. I currently carry using the High Noon Holster [i]Down Under[/i] with straps. It was my first and is my only holster. It works great for when I leave the house with a gun, and come back all the same. However, I am looking for a new holster for two arguably three reasons: 1) I'm finding that there are some instances when I have to leave my gun somewhere (work, posted areas, etc), and find the straps a lot of work not to mention the fact that I have to loosen my belt for a bit. This is a huge inconvenience. 2) I'm interested in a tuckable holster. 3) I'm interested in a lower riding holster. [b]So, my questions:[/b] 1) Would the clip that High Noon uses make it easier to take take off and on? I'm imagining not having to loosen my belt? Should it keep everything secure, especially in a draw? 2) Is it even worth considering getting a tuckable holster for a gun the size of a P-01 (think Glock 19 for you non CZ people). 3) I am interested in a low riding holster for easier concealment. Is the ease of concealment improved vastly with a low riding holster? I suppose I would like to keep my 15° cant unless there is a reason "no cant" would be better for the type of holster I am looking for. [url="http://www.highnoonholsters.com/Product_Line/Belt_Holsters/Inside_The_Waistband/inside_the_waistband.html"]http://www.highnoonh..._waistband.html[/url]

Take a guess and sign me up

Shouldn't it technically be this guy: [img]http://kineticillusions.com/ilovedowntownsac/10/boomerang-angry-bird-stuffed-animal-i13.jpg[/img]

[quote][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]I don’t have to trust them with a gun to let them out of prison. Just because you aren’t serving the rest of life in prison doesn’t mean you are okay to carry a gun.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Nope, as much as some think there should be black and white for everything; there isn’t. You petition the court to get your rights restored, you bring witnesses, friends or family members that want to testify in your behalf and a judge makes the call.[/font][/color][/quote] What if someone used a knife to holdup a convenience store? Should we take away his right to own a knife after he serves his time? Someone used a pen to commit fraud or forgery, should we prevent that person from owning a pen? I will cooperate a bit and agree that requiring a court to get your rights restored for some crimes is a good idea? How about a tiered system in which you are on probation for a certain number of years after being released, in which you receive certain rights after a certain amount of time if you have stayed clean.

[quote][color=#5A5A5A][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif][size=3][background=rgb(250, 251, 252)]Yes, all rights restored once sentence has been served regardless of the crime[/background][/size][/font][/color][color=#5A5A5A][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif][size=3][background=rgb(250, 251, 252)] [/background][/size][/font][/color][color=#747474][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif][size=2][background=rgb(250, 251, 252)](4 votes [18.18%])[/background][/size][/font][/color][/quote] After someone serves their time they have paid their dues. If you cannot trust them with a gun in society, you probably cannot trust them at all in society. If you cannot trust them with a gun after their sentence, perhaps their sentence should have been longer? I'm advocating full restoration of rights after your sentence, and for those serious crimes to carry longer or even true life sentences. Because seriously, if you do not trust selling a gun to one of these convicts after they get out, do you really trust them at all?

[quote]If you are truly paranoid do not use browser-based email systems. If you have the ability to setup and use Outlook or Windows Mail (sorry Apple geeks I don't know what the equivalent is) with whatever email provider you have then do so. Those programs download the message and it is removed from the hosting server.[/quote] I disagree. If you are truly paranoid, do not put it in electronic form. Also, although it can be setup to remove the message from the hosting server, many email clients do not. It is up to the user. POP3 and IMAP both allow you to delete it from the server, but also keep in mind that you are sending an email to another server. Consider also that in the computer world "deleted" pretty much never means "deleted", and if you are truly paranoid you would not use electronic means to communicate unless you have an understanding of encryption implementations.

[quote]Well you don't want to leave out PS3 or PC if this is done! Good idea though if not too much trouble. I'm not sure how many folks on here actually play but it may be more than we think.[/quote] Well no one actually plays PS3 online Yeah, perhaps it could easily be done, perhaps it would be rather difficult. But I'd say we would probably have more users than we would think.

I am suggesting that the field "Xbox Gamertag" be listed under "Contact Methods" in your profile. If it is easily done, I think this would be a nice added touch to the way we communicate on here.

Lots of good suggestions here. I like having something clean. I'd still like to know who claimed CZ9mm. Perhaps I'll add him and find out who he is! I picked what might be considered a synonym for CZ9mm: [b]CZ Parabellum[/b]

[quote][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Just in time for Christmas. [/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Boys, I think we all just found our Secret Santa.[/font][/color][/quote] 'Twas only one reason I posted on here.

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The investigation carried out on this diplomat who accompanied these trunks into the united states uncovered that he was to deliver this money to your residence as payment owed to you as payment[/color][/size][/font][font=Times New Roman][size=3] [/size][/font][font=Times New Roman][size=3][color=#2F2F2F]for a contract, inheritance, lotto, loan, etc.[/color][/size][/font][font=Times New Roman][size=3] [/size][/font] [font=Times New Roman][size=3][color=#2F2F2F]we cross-checked all legal documentation in the trunks, and were about to release the consignment to the diplomat, when we found out that the trunks are missing two very important documents, which resulted in the confiscation of this money.[/color][/size][/font][font=Times New Roman][size=3] [/size][/font] [font=Times New Roman][size=3][color=#2F2F2F]According to section 229, subsection 31 of the 1991 constitution in tax payment, your consignment lacks a proof of ownership certificate, and also the legal delivery permit clearance certificate from the joint team of the IRS and homeland security. 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A coworker was on a deep sea boating trip. To make an extremely detailed story short, they hit a wave and he flew up into the air and then his spine landed on a concrete chair. The captain "thought" he was just being wimpy and denied bringing him back to shore. Thus, it was a very long time before he got help. The doctors said he would never walk again, and for a while it looked like that would be the case. But when it was time for physical rehab, he surprised a few folks. Has to use a cane, but I suppose a cane is better than a wheelchair. Keep your head high.

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Graveyard thread

I remember once, right here in Cleveland, when I was in Elementary School. One of the teachers was telling us the "horror story" of one time when she saw a worker (I figure someone probably contracted to work on the school or fix something. I could be wrong) who had a knife sheath on his belt. He was reported and confronted. It turned out that it was a screwdriver he was keeping in the sheath. To end the story, she said something along the lines of "It was just stupid that he would keep a screwdriver in a knife sheath". WTH is wrong with this country?

After some research, I'm led to believe this is the issue knife? http://www.amazon.com/Victorinox-Swiss-Soldier-Knife-Standard/dp/B001RL7OPU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1353360754&sr=8-1&keywords=Soldatenmesser+08

You've got me curious about these things now. Having owned SWAK's before, I've never owned one of these with the aluminum scales. [quote]The Swiss Army now issues a much larger and heavy knife with tools for their new issue rifles.[/quote] Which one do they now issue for curiosity's sake?