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Old 12-01-2009, 10:32 AM   #21
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Tigger - don't you live in an apartment? Why would you need a circular saw and sawzall anyway?
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Old 12-01-2009, 10:34 AM   #22
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Tigger - don't you live in an apartment? Why would you need a circular saw and sawzall anyway?
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I can imagine how good his girlfriend looks tied up.
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I still don't understand why they bother including flashlights in those kits - they are a joke. They usually suck for illumination. Every other flashlight in my house is brighter than the POS ones that were included with the 2 kits I've bought in the past.
The flashlight witht he craftsman one isnt too bad it wont light up the whole yard but had been good for my smaller projects.

prtclmn the craftsman sawzall seems to work rather well, only used it twice so far but i think would be good for taing down small branches and the like.
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Old 12-01-2009, 10:40 AM   #25
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thats too messy, need a large barrel of potasium hydroxide in a high concentration will eat away a lot of the body but more importantly the strong base denatures the dna so it makes identification difficult
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thats too messy, need a large barrel of potasium hydroxide in a high concentration will eat away a lot of the body but more importantly the strong base denatures the dna so it makes identification difficult
Or you can feed them to pigs. I heard they are do a good job of disposal.
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Old 12-01-2009, 10:43 AM   #27
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I still don't understand why they bother including flashlights in those kits - they are a joke. They usually suck for illumination. Every other flashlight in my house is brighter than the POS ones that were included with the 2 kits I've bought in the past.
Because for only $3 manufacturing cost, they can add another bullet point to the feature list of this kit.
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Because for only $3 manufacturing cost, they can add another bullet point to the feature list of this kit.
You think?

My post was more of a rant than anything else.
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Old 12-01-2009, 10:56 AM   #29
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The flashlight witht he craftsman one isnt too bad it wont light up the whole yard but had been good for my smaller projects.

prtclmn the craftsman sawzall seems to work rather well, only used it twice so far but i think would be good for taing down small branches and the like.
how's the battery life?
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Old 12-01-2009, 11:06 AM   #30
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battery is good for light jobs, if it's going to be a long project I will rather have the cord.

Tigger, you are very lucky I am not taking this opportunity to knock you with some stereotypical lazy jokes. If it takes you 15 mins to fuck with cords, you aren't doing something right. I don't use those roll up things and I never have to deal with knots and it takes under 2 mins to unroll/roll.
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