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Joes2Silly
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I avoid it when possible, but sometime there are some strange circumstances. There was a time when I was in my workshop and couldn't open any windows or doors because of very strong wind and rain. I needed to rebuild a Q-Jet carb for my freind before he needed to be at work. The place has very minimal venting and using "Gunk" brand carb cleaner I didn't feel any effects. Maybe it is a "safe" product or maybe I have built up a tolerance.xxxeagle wrote:@ elliot I wouldn't use any product especially carb cleaner in an unventilated area that just asking to harm yourself. I take auto mechanics at a tech school and beleive me you don't need to inhale anything if you can avoid it.
I also have made some really stupid mistakes. Like forgetting the idle circuit layout in a Motorcraft 2100 carb and taking a shot of carb cleaner straight up the nose. I had rebuilt six of them and simply forgot not to put my face there on the seventh
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Unidentified Assilant
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Extreme_Jesus
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similar thing whenever i try to buy PC gamer, clearly says 15+ on the outside, but occording to the till its 18+ becuase its got some "mature demos" on it
pah, ive been readin since PC gamer since i were knee high (best yorkshire accent)
i really have, i read my first issue at the age of 7
pah, ive been readin since PC gamer since i were knee high (best yorkshire accent)
i really have, i read my first issue at the age of 7
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Dr.Weasel wrote:2004 prostock autococker. and a nitroduck 68ci 3000psi tank... get this though...i got it at a pawn shop for $90 bucks.
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Triton
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i have a basically stock drozd MP661K .177 cal BB gun, if it dont shoot metal its not a real gun, airsoft is for sissies!
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cowsgoquack101
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sniper_spike
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You guys might as well be speaking Klingon to me.vb_master wrote:Dr.Weasel wrote:2004 prostock autococker. and a nitroduck 68ci 3000psi tank... get this though...i got it at a pawn shop for $90 bucks.Nice deal! My setup is a SP Ion w/ ANS Xtreme trigger and QEV, Halo TSA, and a Pure Energy 68/3000 (carbon fiber). I plan to buy a Freak Jr. Kit in the near future if possible. I am really interested in a T-Board, but I can't ramp at any fields near me, so it's pointless.
But anyway, pretty stupid really with this kind of thing. It's just un-consistent of what people actualy care to enforce these ratings. Even more absurd was your situation, when they (cashiers) start telling you what you can and can not get, outside of what the packaging suggests.
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