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Down Range Cafe / Re: Pressure Washing Concrete ??

« Last post by yivor64 on Today at 05:30:27 PM »

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Down Range Cafe / Re: cleaning out my email.

« Last post by TAB on Today at 03:22:13 PM »

It's a real shame that honest employees are so hard to find. Have you noticed any trend in the pattern? Is it getting worse as time passes?

was very rarely  employees

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Down Range Cafe / Re: cleaning out my email.

« Last post by alfsauve on Today at 08:59:58 AM »

You EXPECT that from people, or you WANT that from them?

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Sadly, it should be the norm.   When I got to pick vendors for A/V projects the CFO asked me how I made my selection.  I told him I went with the vendor that I felt I could trust.  My projects always cost a little more than management would have liked, but they came in on  time and beyond expectations in quality, appearance and performance.   

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Down Range Cafe / Re: Crazy Joe Biden Claims Uncle Was Shot Down and Eaten By Cannibals in New Guinea

« Last post by alfsauve on Today at 08:51:13 AM »

My current main gig is actually research and consulting for a wargaming-miniatures publisher...

Oh very cool DB.  Not that I'm into gaming, table top or computer, but have always been fascinated by miniature recreations.  Maybe you could provide a link to where these are available?   I'd like to browse them if nothing else.  Got a hankering for some unknown reason to create a small diorama.  It's such a vague notion I don't even know what of.

Any interest in WWI pictures?  I'd happily share my great uncles pictures.  He was a flyer in the Great War.

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Cooking & Recipes / Re: What's the last thing you ate or are currently eating?

« Last post by Big Frank on Today at 04:52:52 AM »

Sriracha bacon jerky, and a vodka mule. It's not a Moscow Mule because it's not Russian vodka. Sriracha and ginger beer is a little bit spicy, and twice as nicey.

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Down Range Cafe / Re: Crazy Joe Biden Claims Uncle Was Shot Down and Eaten By Cannibals in New Guinea

« Last post by Big Frank on Today at 04:49:33 AM »

There's going to be a stand up comic at the White House correspondents' dinner Saturday. So, that makes one comedian, and one CLOWN.

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Down Range Cafe / Re: More flashlights and stuff

« Last post by Big Frank on Today at 03:42:09 AM »

I got a Magpul Night of the Living PMAG Long Sleeve Halloween Bundle for Halloween, or an after Halloween sale, I can't remember which. Last night I shined the UV light of my Arkfeld Pro on the front of the shirt and it really lit up. The hand was bright white. After maybe half a minute I shut my flashlight off and it was REALLY glowing. I think the UV light charges up the glow in the dark pigments better than white light does. The UV lights everything up in fluorescent colors, even when some things that didn't look like they were fluorescent.

https://magpul.com/magpul-night-of-the-living-pmag-halloween-bundle.html?mp_global_color=118

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Down Range Cafe / Re: More flashlights and stuff

« Last post by Big Frank on Today at 03:32:30 AM »

I was going to order 10 packages of the utility knife blades. I saw that I ordered enough stuff to get a free i5T EOS EDC Flashlight, either Black or Pumpkin Stains. I took 1 package of blades out of my cart and still had just enough to get the free flashlight. I ended up getting another Pumpkin Stains, like one of the lights I gave away for Christmas. Since this is an i5T, and not an i5R, it doesn't come with a rechargeable battery. It's only supposed to use a AA battery, but will take a lithium battery nade for the other flashlight and put out more light. It has a max output of 300 lumens and a max throw of 60 meters. But the R versions with their customized 14500 lithium-ion battery and built-in USB-C charging interface have a max output of 350 lumens and a max throw of 64 meters. I'll give a package of blades to 3 of my friend and still have 6 for myself. It's not likely that I'll use all of them in this lifetime, but they're there if I do. You never know when I might get the urge to shingle a shed or something where I need spare blades to do some cutting. Or to attach them to a bat to use as a zombie weapon.

https://www.olightstore.com/i5t-eos-edc-flashlight

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Down Range Cafe / Re: More flashlights and stuff

« Last post by Big Frank on Today at 03:21:51 AM »

The Headband for Perun 2 Mini flashlight was on sale for $1.99 instead of $3.99 so I bought one. I don't have one of those flashlights, but it looks like the free Harbo Freight flashihjts would fit perfectly if thet weren't already in weapons mounts. Then you can put the light on the side of your head instead of the front like this one. I like being able to use a free flashlight instead of a $64.99 flashlight, but I'll probably give the headband to my friend who has a small light clipped to his hat. The batteries don't last as long on those little lights as they do on bigger lights, and they aren't very  bright.

https://www.olightstore.com/perun-2-mini-headband

https://www.olightstore.com/perun-2-mini-led-rechargeable-headlamp

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Down Range Cafe / Re: More flashlights and stuff

« Last post by Big Frank on Today at 03:13:11 AM »

Neither of my multi-tools have scissors on them so I bought an Otacle P1S EDC Tool. The Otacle P1 has pliers but the P1S has scissors. I used the little key ring loop on it to attach a regular key ring and hang it on my EDC flashlight/tool holster.

https://www.olightstore.com/otacle-p1s-edc-tool