Why is that, slowbie? Ain't cha havin fun. Learnin things. Exploring the depths of the human psyche.
Why is that, slowbie? Ain't cha havin fun. Learnin things. Exploring the depths of the human psyche.
Hi
Matteo V wrote: ↑Fri May 24, 2019 12:21 am1st deer - raccoon came out first, then a split second later, the deer. I hit both, the raccoon did some damage underneath that totaled the vehicle. This was in Kansas just before midnight
2nd deer - less than 40days later on my new vehicle with just under 3000miles on it, is when the next one jumped out in front of me in Montana and smashed the glass into my face at 70mph. Again those safety glasses allowed me to continue to see through a bit of gap where the windshield pulled away from the pillar.
That's a good quote! Sad that there are many voters that are dumb enough to believe it to be true.
Happy to play along! You ain't so bad either. But the odds of finding a ready made meme on the internet are pretty much 1 in 1. I made my "pulley busters" meme just to add a bit of originality to a thread that was too "cut and paste" for my liking.PullStrings wrote: ↑Sat Jun 15, 2019 5:08 pmThanks for playing along Matty
You're not so bad
By the way that crying lady meme was ready made
Just happened to stumble on it
What are the odds ?
So are you claiming a false equivalency here? It kind of seems like it. Lets see........Bit of Terrance Popp math here, but I think the point will come across.PullStrings wrote: ↑Sat Jun 15, 2019 5:08 pm
How much are people willing to pay for a necessary kiteboarding harness ?
From what i SEE way over 200 bucks
Great first poststonecoldgrace wrote: ↑Sat Jun 22, 2019 10:11 amYeah, and coming from someone who's seen way too many friends develop surfers eye after years of kiting without eye protection, it should defo be much higher on our priorities list.
I see a few have already mentioned them, but I'll reiterate that LiP is a go-to for me. Super high quality and durable, lenses are second to none, and yes as @tegirinenashi asked, they do help massively with water spray because the lenses have hydrophobic and oleophobic coatings. We reviewed both the Typhoons and the cheaper model, the Surge at length in this article if anyone is keen to know more details: https://extremenomads.life/the-world-be ... unglasses/
Only thing about them that might put people off is that they don't float (there is a good reason for that though, it was an intentional choice from the designers to save on weight and comfort. They use super strong leashes instead). But if you're looking for a pair of floaties, they did actually just release a new pair this week. Good all-rounders for low impact sports, not specifically for kiting since they don't have a retainer system. But worth checking out the review if you're looking for floaties specifically: https://extremenomads.life/best-floating-sunglasses/
Thanks Jake,jakemoore wrote: ↑Tue Jun 11, 2019 5:28 amDang, even Aussies get better cataract results than the Scots!sergei Scotland wrote: ↑Fri Jun 07, 2019 1:36 amPlus after cataract op:
2). About 60% get vitriol body detachment from the retina. While not immediately dangerous it results in 10-15 percent risk of retina detachment over next 5 years. So effectively you have 1 in 14/20 chance of going almost blind. Which they don't tell you.
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamaop ... le/1214784
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