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#56 POSTED BY ILL LICH , MARCH 4, 2008 11:27 AM
old news, but it's tough to convince some people, after all "if it's got GOLD on the tips it MUST be better. . . right?"

I always just buy extension chords and slice off the ends: way cheaper, way sturdier, and easy to get lengths you can actually use.
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I almost gave up till #56 came through with the extension cord trick.
Want the best? Then use 12 gauge 3 wire up to 100 feet.
That's why Pink Floyd comes from the woods and the house at the same time while your in the middle of the yard. Just like it was done in 1972. Need it longer, leave the plugs on in the middle of the 100 foot runs with 10 gauge.
Rock On Captain!

Wow, 387 cable channels and nothings on.
I want this channel.
An Absolute Riot act!

The Starbucks spill proof ones are pretty good.

Won't look twice at the cups which have only a slider flap or open hole. That's a joke waiting to happen.
That style is going from kitchen to garage.
Not car, or roller coaster.

I've dropped $25 Starbucks cup models with them fully loaded, and no worries.
Hydrodynamic Shock when dropped isn't pretty in cheap ones.

The ultimate that want the 17oz-3 cup and want it hot all day is Starbucks thermos with screw on cup, which then protects the inner push button valve and stays clean.
Even fits snug in the truck cup holder.

Plowing snow in the Bobcat or truck, the thermos rides shotgun all night and stays good and hot. This is rough environment.

Adding cream and sugar should be done first, then coffee.
Pour out load to be nuked for 1 minute, more or less, then reload cup or thermos. No SHAKING needed.
Thermos is now preheated, and reload stays hotter.
1/2" air gap is best.

The Monster Garage Pro-Series.

Name a pet rat a scientific expression and exterminate the worthless of those using Meth when naming kids.

It's a growing paranoia syndrome.

It's tough enough being a kid. It's not 'Leave it to Beaver' era.
Real Swedish names have real meaning.