What product would you recommend to anyone? - Page 8

**Trooper** · 04-16-2006, 12:03 PM

Heck yeah, nothing like easter peeps at half price or malted eggs. Its gonna be so grand! O and Keres added that whole bra thing, which i still havent been able to figure out why u would want to use it

**CingularDuality** · 04-16-2006, 12:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Trooper[SNPR]

Heck yeah, nothing like easter peeps at half price or malted eggs.

Cadbury's!

Boot · 05-06-2006, 12:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Keres

minimizer ...makes your breasts appear smaller and lifts them at the same time.

I was looking on Google and all I could find was this:

Boot · 05-06-2006, 12:50 AM

Ok, now a serious post. I just bought a video iPod, and found this software to rip DVD movies. It takes a while to process, but I was able to rip the whole Band of Brothers DVD set in a night. Works great!

Obi · 05-08-2006, 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by El_Gringo_Grande

SlickRun. The most useful tool I have ever installed on my computer.

http://www.bayden.com/SlickRun/

Basicaly a floating command line bar with lots of other useful things. I swear this thing save me at least 30 minutes a day.

Wow. Really useful. It's one of those things you feel you should have invented first because it's such a simple idea and really useful.

**P8riot** · 05-08-2006, 02:06 PM

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Originally Posted by CingularDuality

You're too late.

Does this mean I should question Patriot's sexuality?

BTW, I can't wait until Monday when all the chocolate will be marked 1/2 off at all the stores!

hey .. HeY .. HEY! Waaaatchit NOW!

**CingularDuality** · 07-02-2006, 04:33 AM

I've been meaning to post about this ever since I noticed the PVA banner here at TG. I've already recommended Kershaw to anyone that's looking for a good pocket knife. Well, Kershaw's Ken Onion has teamed up with Strider Knives (you know, "Hardcore tools for hardcore individuals") and they're calling their collaboration Zero Tolerance Knives. Ken Onion is a god when it comes to knife design and his SpeedSafe assisted opening knives have taken the world by storm. Strider Knives is known for their no-nonsense, highly rugged knives. Even though I don't own one, I feel safe in recommending one of these knives to anyone looking for a "tactical" style pocket knife. They're not cheap, but good blades rarely are...

Oh, and proceeds from the sales of these knives are going to the Paralyzed Veterans of America. A worthy cause, to be sure.

**GhostintheShell** · 07-02-2006, 03:36 PM

I love the look of that speedsafe ranger green. I might pick up one of those.

**CingularDuality** · 07-02-2006, 09:42 PM

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Originally Posted by GhostintheShell

I love the look of that speedsafe ranger green. I might pick up one of those.

They say that originally their distribution is going to be in retail outlets catering to law enforcement instead of the usual knife retail outlets, but I'm sure that as their production ramps up we'll see them in knife stores, too. BTW, the steel that they're using, S30V, is just about the best steel out there for an everyday use pocket knife. An amazing blend of hardness, strength and stainless qualities... This is steel that your grandfather dreamed about (if your grandfather is anything like mine and has his trusty pocket knife everywhere he goes...). I haven't really looked for retail outlets, but I know that TADGear is shipping their pre-orders as their inventory comes in...

**P8riot** · 07-03-2006, 10:06 AM

OK - ever since Kingsford went el cheapo on their charcoal, my grilling has just become hit or miss while I seeked out better alternatives - and just found none. Finally I decided to go for broke, change gears and go with ordering some lump charcoal from Wicked Good Charcoal and getting their Weekend Warrior blend.

44 pounds arrived last week in a box that had been turned into a cardboard bag by FedEx. I finally got to use it over the weekend and LOVE it. It is easier to light than the Competition blend, only needing 2 - 3 sheets of newspaper, and also lights easier that the old Kingsford briquets. Coals are ready after about 20 minutes, in high humidity conditions.. not bad.

The flavor is wonderful.. very complex and unique on its own, and it also lends itself very well to being supplimented with a few large hunks of mesquite. So far we've done some prime New York Strips and some free range, grain fed chicken breasts on the Weber and I used the smoker to cook some large baked potatos for almost 3 hours - all of it was fantastic. Tuesday is going to be 5-7 pounds of fish on the smoker..

Good Stuff..

**leejo** · 07-03-2006, 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by CingularDuality

They say that originally their distribution is going to be in retail outlets catering to law enforcement instead of the usual knife retail outlets, but I'm sure that as their production ramps up we'll see them in knife stores, too. BTW, the steel that they're using, S30V, is just about the best steel out there for an everyday use pocket knife. An amazing blend of hardness, strength and stainless qualities... This is steel that your grandfather dreamed about (if your grandfather is anything like mine and has his trusty pocket knife everywhere he goes...). I haven't really looked for retail outlets, but I know that TADGear is shipping their pre-orders as their inventory comes in...

Is S30V a blended metal technology? Does its superior performance have something to do with differential equations?

If so, I'll take 8!

**CingularDuality** · 08-16-2006, 07:47 AM

Rince's pizza got me thinking about whether or not I have everything to make one... And that reminded me of the genius that was involved in packaging and selling this: Melissa's Buy Produce Online Specialty Produce & Gift Basket *- Peeled Garlic

PanzerHans · 08-16-2006, 07:59 AM

Well close to being outside topic I'll put in my favourite(shaving gillette), not much to say about the product, however the place to get it dirt cheap is another issue:

CheapOTC.com

**troublesome4u** · 08-16-2006, 09:12 AM

I got the new LG Chocolate (VX8500) Phone from Verizon. It's so sweet and looks great too. The buttons are heat sensitive. It has a piano black finish and cool red lights. Flash interface. 2 Gigabyte SDmicro. Plays MP3 WMA MIDI. 1.3MP cam. Bluetooth. Well all the goodies

. Five stars

PS: If you could palm a basketball really well then this phone might be to small for you but I read there comming out with a flip version

.

**P8riot** · 08-17-2006, 10:59 AM

OK.. CingD turn some of us on to WOOT.COM last week in another thread - I hadn't heard of it yet.

At the time, they were offering the eDimensional AudioFX headset..

..for 25 bucks. I had some cash on hand and my current set is getting pretty worn. So I just flat out bought them.. no research.. nothing.. I didn't know they were Force Feedback.. nothing.. when I found out my first thought was- This is Feedback thing is going to be really hokey. The arrival of the product didn't help that impression.. the initial quality didn't come through, there were unfinished edges and little stuff like that.

Anyhow - I try them last night.. WOW!! Just WOW!

The Feedback is just right, the sound quality is crisp and sharp.. dimensional awareness is VERY good.

I'd buy these again even at full price.

04-16-2006, 12:03 PM	#106 (permalink)
Trooper Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: In my wifes house......if she says i can Age: 25 Posts: 8,830	Re: What product would you recommend to anyone? Heck yeah, nothing like easter peeps at half price or malted eggs. Its gonna be so grand! O and Keres added that whole bra thing, which i still havent been able to figure out why u would want to use it __________________ that sounds like a good idea trooper. -Vulcan

05-06-2006, 12:50 AM	#109 (permalink)
Boot Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Wisconsin, USA Age: 37 Posts: 1,414	Re: What product would you recommend to anyone? Ok, now a serious post. I just bought a video iPod, and found this software to rip DVD movies. It takes a while to process, but I was able to rip the whole Band of Brothers DVD set in a night. Works great! __________________ Boot. In Soviet Russia, TV watches YOU.

07-02-2006, 04:33 AM	#112 (permalink)
CingularDuality Join Date: May 2003 Location: Dallas/Ft. Worth area of Texas, USA Age: 33 Posts: 17,078	Re: What product would you recommend to anyone? I've been meaning to post about this ever since I noticed the PVA banner here at TG. I've already recommended Kershaw to anyone that's looking for a good pocket knife. Well, Kershaw's Ken Onion has teamed up with Strider Knives (you know, "Hardcore tools for hardcore individuals") and they're calling their collaboration Zero Tolerance Knives. Ken Onion is a god when it comes to knife design and his SpeedSafe assisted opening knives have taken the world by storm. Strider Knives is known for their no-nonsense, highly rugged knives. Even though I don't own one, I feel safe in recommending one of these knives to anyone looking for a "tactical" style pocket knife. They're not cheap, but good blades rarely are... Oh, and proceeds from the sales of these knives are going to the Paralyzed Veterans of America. A worthy cause, to be sure. __________________ Become a supporting member! -- Shop at the Tactical Market! Take the world's smallest political quiz! "I was touched by His Noodly Appendage." TacticalGamer TX LAN/BBQ Veteran:

07-02-2006, 03:36 PM	#113 (permalink)
GhostintheShell Join Date: May 2003 Location: Guelph, Ontario Age: 37 Posts: 963	Re: What product would you recommend to anyone? I love the look of that speedsafe ranger green. I might pick up one of those. __________________ Certainly there is no hunting like the hunting of man and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never really care for anything else thereafter. Ernest Hemingway, "On the Blue Water," Esquire, April 1936

07-03-2006, 10:06 AM	#115 (permalink)
P8riot Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Bradenton, FL Age: 38 Posts: 2,820	Re: What product would you recommend to anyone? OK - ever since Kingsford went el cheapo on their charcoal, my grilling has just become hit or miss while I seeked out better alternatives - and just found none. Finally I decided to go for broke, change gears and go with ordering some lump charcoal from Wicked Good Charcoal and getting their Weekend Warrior blend. 44 pounds arrived last week in a box that had been turned into a cardboard bag by FedEx. I finally got to use it over the weekend and LOVE it. It is easier to light than the Competition blend, only needing 2 - 3 sheets of newspaper, and also lights easier that the old Kingsford briquets. Coals are ready after about 20 minutes, in high humidity conditions.. not bad. The flavor is wonderful.. very complex and unique on its own, and it also lends itself very well to being supplimented with a few large hunks of mesquite. So far we've done some prime New York Strips and some free range, grain fed chicken breasts on the Weber and I used the smoker to cook some large baked potatos for almost 3 hours - all of it was fantastic. Tuesday is going to be 5-7 pounds of fish on the smoker.. Good Stuff.. __________________ Age of Conan: Tharashk (Taxiarchos), Thaumiel (alt), guild Ars Tactika - Cimmeria XBox360 GamerTag: P8riotOne (but it might also be my son playing - he can game with TG tho!)

08-16-2006, 07:47 AM	#117 (permalink)
CingularDuality Join Date: May 2003 Location: Dallas/Ft. Worth area of Texas, USA Age: 33 Posts: 17,078	Re: What product would you recommend to anyone? Rince's pizza got me thinking about whether or not I have everything to make one... And that reminded me of the genius that was involved in packaging and selling this: Melissa's Buy Produce Online Specialty Produce & Gift Basket - Peeled Garlic __________________ Become a supporting member!* -- Shop at the Tactical Market! Take the world's smallest political quiz! "I was touched by His Noodly Appendage." TacticalGamer TX LAN/BBQ Veteran:

08-16-2006, 07:59 AM	#118 (permalink)
PanzerHans Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: By the PC Age: 35 Posts: 2,259	Re: What product would you recommend to anyone? Well close to being outside topic I'll put in my favourite(shaving gillette), not much to say about the product, however the place to get it dirt cheap is another issue: CheapOTC.com __________________ -- VI VI VI - the number of the beast

08-17-2006, 10:59 AM	#120 (permalink)
P8riot Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Bradenton, FL Age: 38 Posts: 2,820	Re: What product would you recommend to anyone? OK.. CingD turn some of us on to WOOT.COM last week in another thread - I hadn't heard of it yet. At the time, they were offering the eDimensional AudioFX headset.. ..for 25 bucks. I had some cash on hand and my current set is getting pretty worn. So I just flat out bought them.. no research.. nothing.. I didn't know they were Force Feedback.. nothing.. when I found out my first thought was- This is Feedback thing is going to be really hokey. The arrival of the product didn't help that impression.. the initial quality didn't come through, there were unfinished edges and little stuff like that. Anyhow - I try them last night.. WOW!! Just WOW! The Feedback is just right, the sound quality is crisp and sharp.. dimensional awareness is VERY good. I'd buy these again even at full price. __________________ Age of Conan: Tharashk (Taxiarchos), Thaumiel (alt), guild Ars Tactika - Cimmeria XBox360 GamerTag: P8riotOne (but it might also be my son playing - he can game with TG tho!)

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