Are you gonna tighten up some old heads with that? Or peel paint?
Is this a boron supplement?My wife and I just started fructoborate for arthritis pain and inflexibility). The peer-reviewed literature in humans and animal models demonstrated significant increase in flex and decrease in pain in 7 and 14 day studies. We will see. View attachment 106916
Yep-interesting to see the results. Positive neurological, cardiovascular, immune response with reduced inflammation and pain=increase in flexibility. I might lose my moron with boron too-no mo Taterhead.Is this a boron supplement?
This is the part that interests me. My bendiness is going away.increase in flexibility
You and I HAVE to be the biggest watch fanatics on the forum. I've got some automatic invictas as well as self wind. I prefer the self wind as the case sits closer to the wrist. Nice looking timepiece!I’ve always been interested in watches, but only recently (within the past few years) started really getting into them and diving down the rabbit hole. For the uninitiated, that’s one REALLY big rabbit hole!
Anyway, I bought my first automatic,* a Hamilton Jazzmaster Viewmatic, about 2.5 years ago. While it’s nice, it’s really more of an entry level automatic, and I’ve been wanting to get into a slightly higher end auto—especially one with a chronograph function. But they can get really pricey—I’m talking many thousands of dollars—so I’ve been holding out until I could find one I really liked for about the price of a new Renown or less. And last weekend, I found one and pulled the trigger!
It’s an Oris Artix GT, which I found new (from a reputable dealer) for about 1/3 the price they normally sell for. So I bought it, and now I’m just waiting for it to arrive. I’ve always liked Oris watches, and while they don’t have as much brand recognition among non-enthusiasts, they are a very well respected horological brand. Probably equivalent to Longines or Tag Heuer.
Can’t wait for it to arrive!
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*For those who don’t know about watches, an “automatic“ watch uses a fully mechanical self-winding movement. It’s completely spring driven, so no battery like a quartz watch, and incorporates an offset rotor that rotates—and winds the mainspring—as you move your wrist. Nearly all high-end watches, such as Rolex, IWC, Omega, Breitling, Patek Philippe, etc., use either an automatic or a hand-wound movement (another type of fully mechanical movement, but one you have to wind by hand).
I used to be into watches, but now I don't have the time.You and I HAVE to be the biggest watch fanatics on the forum. I've got some automatic invictas as well as self wind. I prefer the self wind as the case sits closer to the wrist. Nice looking timepiece!
Are those kennels screwed together as well as snap locked?A couple of basic pet carriers from Amazon. The only thing worse than evacuating for a major hurricane, would be having two free range cats in the car with me!
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Yes they are, took about 5 minutes to assemble.Are those kennels screwed together as well as snap locked?
Havent seen that before. I have similar dog kennels, they only snap lock. They are all like 10+ years old though.Yes they are, took about 5 minutes to assemble.
Is that a Sig P365? Been entertaining the idea of one of those...
Is that a Sig P365? Been entertaining the idea of one of those...
Ahh ok. I actually got a BB version too. And I feel you on that. Took 4 months to get a permit (usually supposed to take 2 weeks) here in the US.Well, it's a BB version of a P365, but I'll be getting a real one when I can. Everything's closed because of Covid and I can't get a 9 mm without shooting regularly and doing a new course.
I was happy to see film go away. I don’t at all understand why anyone would get back into it. I’m all about the analog in drums, but film? Nah.I have a few friends who are beginning to dabble with 35mm film and, frankly, I don't miss it at all. As you know, scanning is the most critical step to acquiring a decent image for digital use (which is everything now).