The Junk Drawer

hanimmal

hanimmal

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schuylaar said:
Also how deep is your ear canal? The one pictured looks as if it would do most jobs. Old men might need to shave their ears first though.
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My ears are not as jacked up as this (I was told once when I was just starting out to keep squeezing my ears everyday to stop it, hurt like hell but my ears mostly look normal, just thick), so it might be different for others. I still think that these should be totally rounded at the base that enters the ears and no edges. Maybe some kind of slip over guard.
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Ozumoz66

Ozumoz66

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Sir Napsalot said:
That would be quite handy if one wanted to fuck with coyotes, pop balloons, or burn small holes in textiles
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I got it mainly for my nephew, who is on the spectrum. When the pool, trampoline, bikes, trikes, quad, minibikes, Jeep didn't engage him, I thought I'd see if a light saber would appeal to his passion as he's a Star Wars fanatic. It worked.

schuylaar said:
I posted the one that can start fires did you see it?
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No, sorry I missed it. This one too will start a fire. I'd rather teach kids to use a magnifying glass with some dandelion fluff and sock lint to start a fire though.

smokinrav said:
Jewish space lasers? I am afraid!
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I spent 30+ years working with lasers in fibre optic transport systems, carrying analogue/digital signals. Starting with low bit rates of 150Mbps (1988) and finishing at 16Tbps (2018) using 40 different wavelengths multiplexed onto a single fibre. Erbium doped fibre amplifiers fascinate me as they can optically amplify light without converting it to an electrical signal first. The latest technology used RAMAN fibre amplifiers, which Cisco representatives said were Jewish lasers - not sure why they'd say that as I've not read anything to substantiate that claim - perhaps they invented some aspect of the technology. Not space lasers though - strictly for land and seabed fibres up to 150miles.


Switching gears - I've been told that I have an obsession with flashlights. I can only imagine that its similar to blu3bird's knife collection. My new 10 000 lumen flashlight arrives this week. :D

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schuylaar

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mooray said:
They were just tourists, everyone was smiling and hugging!
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It was only 12 guys at the head of blockade, that they carried off rather nicely..kind of when they have to reintro a moose to the wild after its been tagged.

Dang you have nice police.
 
smokinrav

smokinrav

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Ozumoz66 said:
I got it mainly for my nephew, who is on the spectrum. When the pool, trampoline, bikes, trikes, quad, minibikes, Jeep didn't engage him, I thought I'd see if a light saber would appeal to his passion as he's a Star Wars fanatic. It worked.



No, sorry I missed it. This one too will start a fire. I'd rather teach kids to use a magnifying glass with some dandelion fluff and sock lint to start a fire though.



I spent 30+ years working with lasers in fibre optic transport systems, carrying analogue/digital signals. Starting with low bit rates of 150Mbps (1988) and finishing at 16Tbps (2018) using 40 different wavelengths multiplexed onto a single fibre. Erbium doped fibre amplifiers fascinate me as they can optically amplify light without converting it to an electrical signal first. The latest technology used RAMAN fibre amplifiers, which Cisco representatives said were Jewish lasers - not sure why they'd say that as I've not read anything to substantiate that claim - perhaps they invented some aspect of the technology. Not space lasers though - strictly for land and seabed fibres up to 150miles.


Switching gears - I've been told that I have an obsession with flashlights. I can only imagine that its similar to blu3bird's knife collection. My new 10 000 lumen flashlight arrives this week. :D

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Same here. I have flashlights in both cars, one on my plasma lighter, one on my keychain, a head lamp and about a dozen others scattered around the house. My 10,000 lumen Cree is a beast! I can put a perfect circle of light anywhere within a few blocks of me
 
Ozumoz66

Ozumoz66

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smokinrav said:
Same here. I have flashlights in both cars, one on my plasma lighter, one on my keychain, a head lamp and about a dozen others scattered around the house. My 10,000 lumen Cree is a beast! I can put a perfect circle of light anywhere within a few blocks of me
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Nieces and nephews really love playing have hide and seek with flashlights. Reflections on running shoes will get you busted.

I use a headlamp during trimming. It allows one to clearly see the trichomes glisten and mold really stands out.

CunningCanuk said:
The winters up here are long and boring.
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I've got 50lbs you could help trim if you're bored. :lol:
 
Jimdamick

Jimdamick

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smokinrav said:
I've always embraced it. Some History channel or DS 9 playing in the background, a big bottle of whiskey to rinse fingers and scissors and drink, and I'm good for 8 to 12 hours
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I find it relaxing sitting on my bucket with a pillow of course under my arse, listening to tunes getting stoned.
I can finish trim 4 oz in 6 hours, but that's mint looking bud & piss breaks.
So 50 lbs *16 oz = 50*16=800 /4 oz in 6 hours =200 hours trimming which is 200/24 hours= 8.333 days.
Thats how long it would take me for bud that would look close to this
Fuck me, that's a lot of work
Plus cleanup?
I wish you good luck :)

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and for tunes, something like this


It gives you that rhythm needed to make your fingers dance & your toes tap

and some horn to sooth your soul :)

 
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