Do you need a special cover for the apple watches when kitesurfing? Or are they waterproof enough that they hold up to crashes without getting ruined?

Anyone know if the issue with the Core Sensor 3 bar was corrected with the early bars or is this still something likely to occur purchasing these days?

... Don't let a few bad apples cloud your opinion, many very sweet ones. But only (1) of those bad apples ; can take Bille OUT , (as in die). How do i know ; which one is prone to do that ? There's that Miniature Pinscher dog breed the teeny Lil dog, who thinks it's a Bad-A$$ ; had one try to bite ...

a 20 year peer-reviewed study that found the majority (72%) of dog bite-related fatalities (DBRFs) attributed to non-pitbull type breeds." That leaves 28% of DBRFs attributed to pitbull-type breeds. Since I believe the share of pitbull type breeds among big dogs is less than that (do we have a numb...

Those weren't pages of statistics :lol: they were a collection of semantic arguments and desperate attempts to obfuscate what are very clear statistics. Maybe you didn't have your glasses on? I'll post the link again for you. Which clearly links to the studies which show the "very clear statistics"...

You wont give an answer because you know, and almost all pitbull owners know too, that you take extra precautions with a pitbull because of the breed. Dodging that question once again, you have provided damning evidence that you are aware of this and trying to cover it up. It is common sense that p...

Yeah, pretty rare for a dog to kill you. Just look at all the toddlers that survive with nothing but a lifetime of plastic surgery to show for it. No one is arguing dog bites aren't horrible. Only that "pitbulls" mistakenly have a bad rap. In a round about way, you seem to have answered my question...

They only had 45 bites in that study with confirmed breed? Ya, there are about 16 dog bite related fatalities overall in the US per year, and the study was from 2000-2009, had a total of 56 dog bite related fatalities included that they examined and they were able to confirm breed in 45 out of the ...

They only had 45 bites in that study with confirmed breed? Ya, there are about 16 dog bite related fatalities overall in the US per year, and the study was from 2000-2009, had a total of 56 dog bite related fatalities included that they examined and they were able to confirm breed in 45 out of the ...

Once again, those aren't limited to "pitbulls" so I'm not sure what you are arguing about, you're not making sense. Let me introduce you to the concept of statistics. If you have a sample of 12, the level of power is far too low to draw a statistically significant result. Your results are purely an...