its beat up compared to my others, boy i wouldn't know thats the same one i sold youYou call that beat up
this is beat up my friend
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Those be my workhorses my friend and the 1 you sold me is the more pristine 1 on the left
Around 10 p.m. I climbed into bed, ready for a good night's sleep. The bed was comfortable, I was not. Got back up a little while ago and took a pain pill and muscle relaxer. Did a little online shopping. Waiting for the meds to kick in so I can again climb back into bed. Hopefully for a good night's sleep! At least I got a great deal with my shopping! Found a holiday code and used some points and got a nice discount on my order!
This usually happens to me when I have something I have to do the next day. A meeting was rescheduled from Wednesday to Friday. I really despise having to go a meeting in the middle of my day off! I was trying to go to bed early so I would wake up early and have some time before getting ready to leave. Guess that was too much thinking! Between the tossing and turning and my mind not settling I just got up.
I get into trouble when I shop on my pain pills. Thus, I bought a Reo whether I needed one or not! I am very excited about it too. I have been doing a bit more research, and my dripping atty's do have the holes in the bottom. Since I am not thinking very clearly (pain pill again) I can't get past the A7 warnings? I am no newbie to rba's, but never used one on a pure mechanical.
I plan to meter it on one of the tubes, test its vapability at 3.7 then use it on the Reo. But what exactly happens when the coil goes, I thought it would just not fire. Now I am hearing it will have a meltdown? What? Should I be stocking up on batteries and springs?
Or do I really need to get the kick?
I plan to meter it on one of the tubes, test its vapability at 3.7 then use it on the Reo. But what exactly happens when the coil goes, I thought it would just not fire. Now I am hearing it will have a meltdown? What? Should I be stocking up on batteries and springs?
Or do I really need to get the kick?
I get into trouble when I shop on my pain pills. Thus, I bought a Reo whether I needed one or not! I am very excited about it too. I have been doing a bit more research, and my dripping atty's do have the holes in the bottom. Since I am not thinking very clearly (pain pill again) I can't get past the A7 warnings? I am no newbie to RBA's, but never used one on a pure mechanical.
I plan to meter it on one of the tubes, test its vapability at 3.7 then use it on the Reo. But what exactly happens when the coil goes, I thought it would just not fire. Now I am hearing it will have a meltdown? What? Should I be stocking up on batteries and springs?
Or do I really need to get the kick?
It's not likely to short the reo If the coil pops. Even if you do get short it would only flatten the spring. So he's some extra springs can't hurt.
Edit. Do your attys have a hole in the bottom. On the flat end ? If not they won't work if so they should be good.
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Good Morning Scott!
Good morning REOvil!
Good Morning Jen! Hope you have a wonderful day!
Good morning Karen! I hope your meeting is short and sweet today!
Good morning Pietro
Good morning Pietro
Good morning Reoville
Sent while Hyper Vapin a Trippy Tipped Reo
Good Morning Pietro!
Enjoy your Friday!
Good morning Scott, Jen and Karen
Sent while Hyper Vapin a Trippy Tipped Reo
and KarenSent while Hyper Vapin a Trippy Tipped Reo
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