Good lord man!! Your girlfriend is one lucky lady!!!
Good lord man!! Your girlfriend is one lucky lady!!!
Sounds good.Roasted chicken, Morrocan-spiced lentils with Basmati rice, roasted carrots with cumin, a nice chunk of homemade harissa, and a small salad with feta cheese. The smell....oh, the smell!![]()
Sounds good.After the weddin it'll be microwave Spanish rice and Walmart chicken on a paper plate...
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Thanks I hadn't seen that before.His absolute best character. You might enjoy his transformation to Karl here if you haven't seen it. He does it from 2 to 3 minutes and again later. He also tells some interestin things of how he developed Karl
46x23x84mmSo the freakshow is tiny ? I don't see the dimensions ........
So the freakshow is tiny ? I don't see the dimensions ........
May be a worn grommet under the pin allowin it to short out when pushed down far enough. I haven't had that problem yet, but I know some 20 watts did (they have a fixed pin). I did have one 30 that would cut off when you screwed an atty on. It turned out to be a piece of metal thread material in the 510 connector.I've been having a problem with my iStick 30 lately and I'm hoping someone can suggest a simple fix.
I usually run one of two GS Air MS tanks or a Lemo Drop on my iStick 30. Recently both MS tanks trigger the "Atomizer Short" warning when screwed in flush with the iStick's top cap. If I back either of them out just a tad - I dunno, maybe 20-30 degrees - the iStick reads the resistance and fires the tanks fine, but the tanks are loose and shaky on the 510 threads.
One of the MS tanks starts working fine after firing it for a bit - even if I thereafter tighten it up so that it is flush with the iSticks top cap. The other MS does not correct itself so I have to run it with an AFC connector between the iStick and the tank. I push the slightly adjustable (movable) pin of the AFC connector as high up as I can, mount the AFC on the iStick, then attach the MS tank.
The first time I encountered the problem with the iStick's floating pin was with the Lemo Drop a few months ago. Luckily the Drop has an adjustable positive connector pin and works fine once I screwed the pin further into the Drop's base. However, I had to screw it in far enough that the positive pin sits completely inside of the threads (i.e. the Lemo's threads extend beyond the positive pin). It doesn't seem like the safest solution to me, but it works fine.
Any suggestions? (I've been hesitant to try the 40 TC, as I've had my share of problems with my iSticks...)
The 30 DOES have a spring loaded pin, but that does not preclude the possibility of damaging the pin or of foreign matter clogging the pin.I thought the 30W had a spring loaded pin that prevented the pin from being pushed down to far.
Does that come from a tap... I'd love to have a tap with running alcohol...dampened in running alcohol
Silly boy. Beer comes from a tap. This comes from making a beer run!Does that come from a tap... I'd love to have a tap with running alcohol... [emoji38] [emoji38]
Likely not, but if juice got in there and dried, or a metal thread shaving, or just some pocket lint...Shawn, how would you damage the pin? Screwing the atty on too tight?
So the freakshow is tiny ? I don't see the dimensions ........