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The Ruger Old Army is a souped up (?) improvement (?) on the Remington Old Army revolver. I am one of those people who sticks to the Remington, because I like to shoot the guns our forefathers did. However with ANY percussion revolver, there will be a certain amount of difficulty in seating conical's due to the paucity of room to get them lined up straight under the rammer. The solution for me has been to load ALL my cylinders OUT OF THE GUN! A friend made me what I call, "The Device!" It is a square steel plate, ,(Four inches square,) upon which is welded a short piece of steel pipe, the inside diameter of which is a nice snug fit, for the cylinder of a Remington .44 revolver. Because I carry one of my Remingtos for self defense, I load it in the following manner. I place the cylinder in the Device with the nipples down. I then place in each chamber, 10 grains of 3-F Holy Black. I then top off each chamber with 25 grains of Pyrodex. The reason for this duplex load, is that I found some years ago, that if you leave a cylinder loaded for a few months with just pure Pyrodex in them, one is liable to get hang-fires! Holy Black ignites very much more easily, and so with cylinders loaded in this fashion, I am assured of a healthy BOOM each time I squeeze the trigger! I personally only use a .454 round ball, but if I did load conical's, the Device would certainly make it easier to get them inserted straight! I use a .50 cal Short Starter to ram the balls home. The end of this short starter you will find is a perfect fit for the chambers of a .44 revolver! It also gives a good finish on the front end of the ball in the chamber, without those funny marks that the Remington rammer leaves in the soft lead..
I have a total of ten cylinders for my twin Remington's, so when all are loaded up, I can shoot for sixty rounds without having to go through the lengthy process of reloading the cylinders.. This I do in the comfort of my home! I place all the fired cylinders in a small pan that I keep for this express purpose. Fill it with water, and place all the fired cylinders in the water NIPPLES UPWARD! This is because I have found that this causes the nipples to be forceably steam cleaned as the water boils! The water goes up the chambers, and since the hole in the nipple is much smaller that the other end of the chamber, the water is forced at pressure through the nipples, leaving them Squeaky Clean!
After the cylinders have boiled for a few minutes, I fish them out with a thin wooden rod which I push through the center hole, and stand them still nipples upward on a doubled sheet of paper towel. Do not fear the Demon Rust! The cylinders are SO HOT, that all moisture evaporates long before the cylinders are cool enough to touch! You will also find that when they are cool enough to touch, that you can look through the business end of the chambers, and see six bright pin points of light from the surgically clean nipples!
Then I place each cylinder in the Device, and load first ten grains of Black Powder in each. A word of caution here. It is difficult to see ten grains of powder in the bottom of a .44 chamber, so after I have put in the ten grains of black, I check with a small flashlite, to make sure that each chamber HAS got ten grains, and that one is not empty, and another has twenty grains!!! Then I load the Pryrodex, and since this IS quite easy to see, the flashlite is not necessary here! I used to load a wad between the powder and ball, but found that some wads are greasier than others, and if left loaded for some time, they can contaminate the powder charge. So now, I hammer the ball down hard on top of the powder, using one of those splendid Rubber Mallets that are sold in Home Depot for Auto Panel beaters! I then put some lube over the top of the balls. I used to have trouble with the cylinders becoming very hard to turn, because of powder fowling on the center pin! Since I have put my bullet lube OVER the balls, this is no longer the case. The splatter from the forcing cone seems to lubricate the center pins very adequately,
I have been asked why I do not use ALL black Powder in my loads. The reason is two-fold. Black powder leaves a hard fowling in the barrel, and Pyrodex fowling is soft! It
is thus easier to clean the guns after a practice session, when the majority of the charge has been Pyrodex. Secondly, because of the Pettifogging rules that the B.A.T.F., have placed upon Gun Store Owners, the few who continue to stock Holy Black, are becoming as rare as Hen's Teeth! So I ensure quick ignition with the Black Powder, and get softer fowling from the Substitute! I also do not use up the precious Black Powder too quickly!
I never remove my nipples! I know some do, but after shooting a pair of Remington's
every week for about fourteen years, without ever removing one of the fiddly little things, and always boiling out my chambers in the manner described heretofore, and having the
aforesaid Remington's continue to function as flawlessly at the end of the fourteen years, as they did when first purchased, I came to the conclusion that those shooters who DO remove them, are either very anal, or just don't have enough to do! With my present Twins, a pair of Remington Sheriff's Models, I have another reason for not removing them!
I'm an animal lover and live with three cats. Just imagine the fun the Moggy's would have if they jumped up on the reloading table, and found sixty little playthings rolling around on
the surface? I'd never find them all, that's for sure!
Back MANY years ago when I lived in my native England, my first percussion revolver was a Navy Arms copy of the Colt 1860 Army! It was the perfect gun for introducing a shooter to the PROBLEMS of Black Powder Shooting! I don't think I ever got off more than four consequetive shot out of that darned gun, before a spent cap rolled back down into the innards of the thing, and jammed up the works! It was an exercise in
frustration! Then one day I found that I could hold the grip with one hand, the barrel in the other, and feel a distinct wiggle! The force of quite Heavy Loads had loosened the Arbor Pin in the recoil shield! I had, "Shot it loose!" I learned from a fellow club member that this was a common failing with even the original Colts! Then one night a fellow arrived at the club with a Remington Percussion revolver, and offered me a few shots with it. It was the very first time I had gotten off six shots from a percussion revolver, without having to resort to my supple of Dental Picks, to remove a spent cap from the innards of the gun. The Good Lord was kind enough to provide me with a fool who wanted to buy my Colt type gun, and I delightedly passed it onto him, than straightway bought a Remington to replace it! I have never looked back! Problems with the Remington Solid Frame revolvers seem to be almost non existent, save for the spent caps that can roll off onto the right-handed shooter's hand, and cause slight burns! By now I must have built up a calouse there, because I don't notice it anymore!
I live in Glendale Arizona, which is really a suburb of Phoenix, and anyone who would like to visit, and chew the fat about Percussion revolvers, will be most welcome!
The refridgerator has an ample supply of orange juice. or iced Rasberry Tea, and I love to exchange views on this hobby!
Sincerely, Johnnie Roper,Alias:GUnslinger9378.
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February 28th, 2011, 06:50 PM | #1 |
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So I am looking at buying a 96 Ram 2500 with a V10 in it. I can pick it up for a steal and it only has 80K on it. My question is when I was driving it, it seemed to want to hold gears for a long time. When it did shift it shifted hard and was fine no slipping. I also noticed that at around 45 MPH it wanted to stay in second gear if I let of the gas it would shift to third but as soon as I touched the gas it would shift back to second.
I know nothing about Dodge I have always been a Chevy guy. The only thing I know is they are known for bad transmissions. Does this sound like a tranny going out? Thank you in advance |
February 28th, 2011, 07:10 PM | #3 |
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i think it sounds like a bad trans dodges are very common for transmissions going out. i have a buddy who has had 7 transmissions in his98 dodge with 210000 on it he bought it with 150000 and it had a fresh trans when he got it. if your are gonna get this plan on investing in a high dollar trans like a suncoast i believe it is or a brand other than dodge.
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March 1st, 2011, 07:24 AM | #6 |
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Hard to say if the trans is going out mine has had 3 rebuilds in the past 5 years.
From what you typed I don't see a problem Dodges do hold gears longer than most i've noticed. Take it to a trans shop before you buy it and have them do a quick health check.
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March 1st, 2011, 07:48 AM | #7 |
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I had a 96 V10 dodge, also a 2000 with a 360, and drove several others in that time frame for work.
Its not normal to hold gears, it should shift like any other trans, when healthy. My 96 with the V10, it did what you described, got progressively worse. Its the transmission. They just don't last behind either the V10 or the Diesels when works. Mine had 125k, it was on its 2nd trans, and that one was on the way out. It'd sometimes not move right away after sitting (fluid draining out of the converter), and then driving, it'd hold gears too long or sometimes not shift at all. Have you checked the fluid levels? Mine leaked out the front pump seal and when it gets low, it'll do that worse. Checked it for transmission leaks? Mine never slipped either, but did just like what you'd say, on the gas, it'd stay in 2nd forever. If I manually put it in 2, then shifted to 3 (OD off button pressed), it'd usually jump to 3rd, sometimes pretty hard. I would check fluid level first. Mileage wise, I got 11mpg or so city, never drove it on the highway empty, really, but probably 12-13 there. 9-11mpg towing, depending on speed. Load wasn't much of a deal, best towing mileage I got was towing 9500lbs (tractor) but at steady 58mph. Towing my Toyota at 80mph was 9mpg or so, 9.5. Its like no matter what you do with it, it'll get around 10mpg +/- 1 or 2. |
March 1st, 2011, 07:55 AM | #8 |
Don't be a wuss... HIT IT
Thanks for the help guys. I already checked the fluid and it was full. I drove it some more last night and it seemed to get worse so I am going to pass on it. i still have my Tahoe and it pulls just fine but I wanted something that woudln't work quite as hard. Mileage wasn't really an issue the only time it would be used is to pull the Jeep.
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March 1st, 2011, 04:32 PM | #12 |
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6.2 silverado will get you really good gas mileage for a truck but when it comes to towing a 4.9 inline six from ford makes more torque and horspowere not sure how that ends up. my dad had 3 6.2 diesels and they both got religiously 20+ and he towed with it and it never missed a beat the first one had 450,000 miles on it when we sold it in 1999 it was a 1985 suburban and it still is running to this day i know the guy who owns it and it has 600,000 miles on the stock motor, the second one we had waas a 1991 suburban and we sold it for with 300,000 miles on it both were great trucks and only had to do minor maintenance like altenators starters batteries and oil changes. i can honestly recomend the 6.2 i have several friends who have had 7.3 liter powerstrokes and love them but i never have had one.
March 1st, 2011, 04:57 PM | #14 |
Wheelin the HD
I bought a BBC to DD and haul my S10 with, now I am looking for a motorcycle to offset the $ I spend on gas every week... I love my 8.1 but I need a smaller, lower, lighter trailer than what I use, when it comes to power it keeps right up with the Diesel guys but I am cutting my speeds way back.
Motors hate me, axles fear me. I got your jeep thing, now my damn Chevy wont start, and its missing a wheel. My build: http://www.greatlakes4x4.com/showthread.php?t=206107 |
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ø Ignore Erekose13A similar system to my original proposal was asked in this month's Dragon Column ~ Save my Game.
Originally Posted by Stephen Radney-MacFarland
This is very similar to what I was proposing with a little more grace.
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So essentially we would be dismissing the + whatever number system? Why wouldn't every high level character carry around a golf bag of different weapons ready to use where appropriate.
Ahar, vulnerable to cold hey? Let me break out my frost weapon, etc.
I cannot see how this is desirable, to a certain extent PCs should be restricted to one or two powerful weapons in my book. Gone is the hero and his few treasured weapons.
Why would anyone have a simple + weapon instead of a frost or flameing weapon? There would be essentially no price difference - or so little at high level it would not matter.
I'm sorry but PCs should not be able to take on Balors without magical items. I'm afraid I strongly dislike that idea. Can someone provide a link to the thread where it was voted for?Back after a long absence, and feeling rather sheepish.
Friday, 26th September, 2008, 06:12 AM #13
To get a sense of how far ahead/behind a PC is on items and wealth, isn't it generally enough to refer to the guidelines on creation of higher level PC? (DMG p143)
That one's pretty simply: A level n PC should have a magic item of level n-1, one of level n, and one of level n+1, and additional wealth totalling the price of an n-1 item (which may be other magic items as well).
So a DM could just check the PC's approved sheet at last level-up, see how well the PC's economy roughly matches these terms, and reward accordingly?
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ø Ignore Erekose13My original proposal was made in the Economics thread which dealt with this exact topic. The thread proposes three options for balancing magic items. I suggested two others, the final one was spoken of and voted on I believe in the long Discussion thread.
The summarized version is that at the conclusion of an adventure, a PC's equipment would be increased in magical bonus up to a level bringing the character in line with the math of the system. Attacks and Defenses are based off a mathematical formula and in a Living World there exists the possibility that a PC will fall off the curve if their equipment is not at a minimum level. The increases at the end of adventures allow a DM to raise the characters up to the level that they should be as outlined in a table that we provide. It is similar to the NPC magic item threshold numbers but different. There was also a suggestion that this be tied to fluff around the gods or some other higher body deciding upon completion of a significant challenge the hero was worthy of their attentions, gaining boons in the form of increasing magic item power.
Note this is different than the quote I provided above and I can see the issues that you pointed out in that particular option.
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Ah okay, thanks for breaking that down for me a little Erekose. Now my question is if I as a PC use my gold to purchase every available weapon type wil level up? If I buy 4 flameing weapons and just swap them out after I use the daily power do they all count as being appropriate to my level?
Or do we come up with ring system where one weapon, one set of armor, etc., is of your level?
Sorry if I am getting this totally wrong, but I am a little befuddled.Back after a long absence, and feeling rather sheepish.
Friday, 26th September, 2008, 08:28 AM #16
Ah, I see that you can only use a certain number of Magic Item Daily powers a day, which addresses part of my worries.
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Elsie Fulcher, 81, passed away at her Turlock home. Elsie was born in Hollister CA to Nickolas and Joaquina Paredes. She grew up in Gilroy CA. She married and had four children.
Norene was born in Buckeye, Iowa to Bernie and Edna Evans. Her family lived in Washington for a time where Norene went to high school and later nursing school. She moved to Turlock in 1943 and has remained here since.
Linda Ann Johnson, lifelong resident of Turlock, passed away at the age of 68. She graduated from Turlock High School in 1963 and married Stanley Johnson in 1967. Linda worked at Emanuel Medical Center for 27 years; and in her spare time she enjoyed watching sports. Linda's family would like to thank Hospice of Emanuel for their tender care in the last few weeks.
Norma Emmelea Russell, 87, died November 6, 2013. She was born in Claremore, Oklahoma, the first of three children. Her family moved to California when she was just a young girl. She loved spending time with her family, taking her summer vacations in Murray, Kentucky, and she loved working in her yard with her little dog, Chuckie, at her side.
Maurice Richard Moniz Jr. (Junior), 19 of Ceres California passed away on November 8, 2013. Junior was born and raised in Ceres and graduated from Ceres High in 2012. Junior worked side by side with his dad building a family business, Moniz Tallow Company Inc. He was a momma & daddies boy. He loved to build lifted trucks, hang out with family and friends, ride his Harley and especially loved living life to the fullest "work hard play less".
Frances L. Williams – 75 of Modesto passed away on Tuesday. She was born in Cordell Oklahoma to Rosia and James Collins. Raised in Denair, Frances lived in Modesto for over 30 years and worked for Gallo for 33 years before retiring.
Wanda L. Markey deceased on November 2nd 2013 in her home in the company of her family members who had gathered at her request.
The Reverend Edgar George Parrott, 78, died peacefully October 30, 2013 in Waltham, MA.
Tony Baltazar, 69 of Merced, passed away on November 1, 2013 after a long illness. Tony was born in Idaho and has lived in Merced for over 30 years. He is preceded in death by his parents, Juan & Sarah Baltazar, his daughter, Lisa Baltazar, and his brother, Carlos Baltazar.
A graveside service celebrating Norma's life will be held at Turlock Memorial Park, 575 North Soderquist Road, in Turlock, Friday November 8, 2013 at 2:00 p.m.
Wanda went to be with the Lord on Friday November 1st surrounded by her family after a short illness. Born in Arizona, the family later moved to the Modesto area. She was a graduate of Ceres High class of 1956 and was an active member of the alumni.
Age 51, a native of Fresno, CA and a resident of Turlock, CA for 30 years passed away Tuesday, October 29, 2013 at a Merced hospital. He worked for various companies in construction, poultry and butchering. Rob was an avid pool player, enjoyed hunting and fishing and was a loyal friend who will be missed. He was preceded in death by his father Bob Ragghianti, his grandparents and his uncle. Rob is survived by his mother Sammye Sawyer of Turlock, CA. Sister Beth Hysell and her husband Kent of Oakdale, CA. 3 nieces: Amanda, Kathryn Janene and great-nephew Logan. A ...
Raymond Gonzales, 69, of Turlock, passed away at Emanuel Medical Center after a short illness. Raymond was born in Sacramento CA to Candelario and Casey Gonzales. He grew up in San Jose and attended schools in San Jose. Ray started working young in order to help support his family. He learned carpentry from his uncle and worked for 33 years as a home builder and 11 years in commercial construction. He loved working with wood and gardening, especially growing tomatoes. He married his life partner Paulette King in February 1990. They were active members of Illuminate Christian Center. Ray was ...
David died Feb. 28, 2014 at age 66, after a prolonged illness. After his service in the Vietnam War, he went on to complete his Juris Doctor and an M.B.A. at Berkeley, California. He was a longtime resident of Phoenix, Arizona.
Oma F. (McElhaney) Parker was born January 25, 1926 in Claremore, Oklahoma. She lived in Oklahoma until age 15 when her mother, Bonnie, father, Vol Wilson, and two brothers, Vol Gene "Bud" and Perry moved to California. The family moved around a lot before finally settling in Turlock in 1941. Oma attended Turlock High School for a time, and later worked for the Puccinelli and Hume canneries.
Gordon H. Bradbury, 86, of Turlock, passed away at Doctor's Hospital in Modesto on March 6, 2014.
Jack Landmeier passed away Monday, March 3, 2014 at the age of 76. He is survived by his children: Lane and Marlene Landmeier, Keith and Diane Landmeier, 8 grandchildren and one great grandson. Jack retired from International Paper Co. in 1999, where he worked for 39 years. A celebration of his life will be held at 2:00 P.M. on Friday, March 7 at Crossroads Church, 1360 N. Johnson Rd. Turlock, CA.
Fran was born in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho and passed away peacefully, into the welcoming arms of her, heavenly father, at the age of 97 in Modesto, California.
Dorothy Mae Sughrue is now in the arms of her Savior after a brief struggle with cancer.
Albert Daniel Mendes born in Hilmar to John and Mary Mendesof Hilmar move to Billings Montana to milk cows. He leaves behind daughter Shelly Powell of Turlock and one grandson Shane MIchael Powell of Turlock also four sister Mary Lime, Turlock Elvera George, Crowslanding, Frances Jepson, Turlock Elsie Nunes, Los Banos
John was born in Modesto to Charles and Florence Dayton. He was raised on a 10-acre ranch in the Hughson area along with his sister and brothers, Cheryl, Lonn and Paul.
Dorothy Mae Sughrue is now in the arms of her Savior after a brief struggle with cancer.
Albert Daniel Mendes born in Hilmar to John and Mary Mendesof Hilmar move to Billings Montana to milk cows. He leaves behind daughter Shelly Powell of Turlock and one grandson Shane MIchael Powell of Turlock also four sister Mary Lime, Turlock Elvera George, Crowslanding, Frances Jepson, Turlock Elsie Nunes, Los Banos
Mrs. Marianne "Babe" Adeline Rocha, age 92 "Entered into Rest" on Monday, Feb. 24, 2014 at Brandel Manor in Turlock, CA surrounded by her family. Mrs. Rocha was born in Turlock and lived in Turlock all her life with the exception of living in Newman for 9 years after their marriage and was a homemaker for 72 years. She was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church and Native Daughters of the Golden West both of Turlock and Gustine Seniors, Emanuel Medical Center Auxiliary. Mrs. Rocha is survived by her Husband of 72 years Joaquin Rocha of Turlock; Daughter – Joanne ...
Margaret O. Lohse, 85, was called home to the Lord on Tuesday, February 25, 2014, in Saratoga, CA. She was born on August 30, 1928 in Chicago, IL, to Sowa and Koshiboo O'Shana DeKasha. She was the fourth of six children and the first to be born in America.
Albert Daniel Mendes born in Hilmar to John and Mary Mendesof Hilmar move to Billings Montana to milk cows. He leaves behind daughter Shelly Powell of Turlock and one grandson Shane MIchael Powell of Turlock also four sister Mary Lime, Turlock Elvera George, Crowslanding, Frances Jepson, Turlock Elsie Nunes, Los Banos
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Before the suspect got out of the cab, he pulled out a knife, held it to the driver's neck and started screaming for his cash.
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Just started working these into my program and the gym I train at has pretty crappy barbells. That is its own issue, but I noticed that there is no knurling in the area where I would like to place my hands. I have to position them wider than I want. Is this because they don't have the barbell I need, or I am just setting up too narrow?
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"Only those who risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go"
Not all bars are created equal. A dl bar will have a lot of knurling where as a economy all purpose bar may have less. Pick up a Texas power bar and see if the gym owner will let you stash it at the gym.
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Right, that's what I thought as well. However, I looked up that bar and the one I was using seems similar. Obviously it's not a Texas Power Bar, but it does have center knurling. What seems like it would be my most comfortable position is between the center and outer knurling. Here's a picture of me setting up with my hand right hand there (actually even a little wider than I want, but I needed to grab some knurling to lift). Do I need to just set my grip wider?
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Dopers, liars, and questionable heroes have been in the news a lot lately, thanks to both Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens being snubbed for the Baseball Hall of Fame and Lance Armstrong getting set to finally admit to doping to Oprah Winfrey.
I'm fascinated by these men as uniquely tragic figures—Shakespearean almost: Lauded as heroes while harboring a secret that could be their complete undoing. It's too simple to suggest that they are merely living dual lives—faking it in public, while privately racked with guilt and the fear of being caught. Because there is something else all three of these men share—massive chips on their shoulders. They know that they are great, with or without the drugs. They know that they worked extremely hard for their success. They know that other, less famous or talented athletes have done the exact same thing. (For the record, in the case of Clemens, I'm speaking of an alleged use of steroids. It hasn't been proven.)
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Wtf is the point of google glass if it has a HANDHELD REMOTE!!!
Wtf is the point of google glass if it has a HANDHELD REMOTE!!!
Don't cry, kiddo. Either don't use it and pray that google-tech can understand your every word, slang and all, or don't buy their product because they added an extra piece of hardware that seems optional.
Just do it.
Both of those options are the same. They're also both the route I'll be going. The world isn't ready nor capable of making the product they're trying to push. It'll just end up being a subpar product when people recognize that it's literally just a smartphone and offers little to no other features worth mentioning. Plus when you add a remote it practically exiles the one distinction it had from every other device.
Ugh my posting quality seems to be decreasing the more my facebook political debates increase. But they're literally the funnest thing ever : (
It's pioneering. I don't expect it'll sell well for the first couple years, but it's certainly opening up a new market that companies will be jumping into.
google said there will be no porn for it
might as well throw it in the trash now
another superfluous bullshit consumer tech product
That's what you and everyone said about the smartphone now look where we are.
Your an absolutely wonderful man, any girl that is yours is lucky and I know that from personal experience. ~KMT
im not saying it wont be a popular superfluous consumer product
fuck yeah, i still don't have a smartphone
LOL so truuueee rayne <<<33 say hi 2 mom 4 me
I was just given my first smartphone last week. I haven't used it for anything besides calling and texts so far but maybe one day... PD?
Just do it.
oh man google is a ailly billy. speaking of google, wouldst any of thou like a google plus chat? its so easy a conservative could do it.
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Poured into a standard pint glass. Bottled on 28-Jan-2014.
Hazy golden orange. Or as my wife puts it, "dehydrated pee." Nice silky-looking head with minuscule bubbles. Definitely unfiltered (as if they were lying). Head lasts as a film on the top of the beer until the last drop.
Spicy hops. Malty sweetness. Pineapple? Citrus! No alcohol. Low esters. Non-phenolic, although some spicy phenols may be melding with the spiciness of the hops.
This beer is just the right mix of hop bitterness, dank hoppy flavor and malt. Nothing seems out of balance. Nothing even peeks its head out more at one point before or after another flavor. Smooth as glass, tasty as a mofo. My glass doesn't spend much time on the coaster.
Medium bodied, how I like my ladies. Silky, how I like their undergarments.
What needs to be said? For some beers that have garnered a strong following there's no question as to why. The balance here is incredible. The flavors are just perfect and the contributions the hops, malts and yeast make come together for a wonderful experience. If you haven't had this beer, seek it out.
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Two Way Boat Alarm - $184.99
The Two Way Boat Alarm system can protect your boat, equipment and season. In recent years boat security has become more important and thefts have grown all across the country. When the Two Way Boat Alarm is triggered, not only does the 128db siren in the boat go off, but the remote alerts you with sound, light and vibration up to 3000 yards away. This lets you leave your boat to eat, shop, and sleep, knowing your boat is secure.
Working off a shock sensor, the Two Way Boat Alarm is easy to install. It is not necessary to wire each compartment. The shock sensor detects intruders throughout the boat. Just hook the red wire to a positive lead, black to negative and, optional, yellow to your interior light. Place the main unit to the boat with the provided two sided mounting tape and do the same with siren and antenna. There is a sensitivity adjustment to prevent false alarms and a way to add an additional remote.
To view the Two Way Boat Alarm limited warranty click here.
Comments: Don't waster your $$$!!! Look at motorcycle alarms, usually they run from $15-40 and are the same type of alarm.(Shock sensing alarm) Most kits even have 2 remotes.
From: Savvy Angler: St. Paul, MN
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