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Originally Posted By: MONKEYMAN That is true. I made a cardboard funnel to put leaves in a trash can. Neighbour copied my idea and sells a plastic version in the hardware store. True, so true, that why generic drugs and store brands ie; Krispy Rice never make it off the shelf!

Originally Posted By: gfh77665 HH was one of the "coolest" guys ever. Now, he's dealing with the extreme opposite. Thats just the reality of it. Careful who you judge!

Never have I done this, and I've been driving now since 1958. Most of my cars I keep till they have in excess of 200,000 miles.

I retired at the age of 58, I'm now 73, I've spent 15 years traveling, persueing my hobbies "target shooting" a enjoying myself to the fullest. Only reason I ever worked was to afford the toys I wished and to give to other less fortunate, if I ever could have figured how to do that without...

Wrong again! Is that an insult?????????????? LOL

It's also a fact that 78% of families in the U.s. live paycheck to paycheck. But spend cash as you wish!

Yes and we all will all answer for our excesses.

Originally Posted By: thescreensavers Originally Posted By: jcwit Why spend the extra money for the high priced flashlight?? I get along just fine withthe less expensive ones 43.00 to $5.00. and they they have worked just fine for the last 10 plus years! Most folks have little to no use for a...

Why spend the extra money for the high priced flashlight?? I get along just fine with the less expensive ones $3.00 to $5.00. and they they have worked just fine for the last 10 plus years! Most folks have little to no use for a $60 dollar flashlight!

I use an empty citty litter bottle, the ones that lok like a 2 gal container. Has worked for me over the past 10 years.

Originally Posted By: SquirrelMan If Compact size is of importance, look no further than Fenix LD02; a one-cell AA light. $25-30. These lights use AR Coated glass lenses. You definitely don't want a plastic lens if you will carry in pocket. Just asking, why not plastic? My perscription...

I remember gas at $ .16 cents a gal. McDonalds burgers for $ .10 cents.

Originally Posted By: Linctex Originally Posted By: Dyusik I payed about 4 bucks a piece for T6 Cree chipped flashlights from China on eBay. The ones with a green band for focus of the beam. Price to power ratio is unbeatable. A cheap poor Chinese battery runs 2+ hours, haven't found a better...

Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete What does climbing corporate ladders have to do with buying flashlights as a hobby? No idea! I buy flashlights as a tool, not as a hobby! Now flashlight batteries????? Whole different ballgame! LOL

Originally Posted By: Vikas Well, now that we officially have Pop Rivet's position open, I see that we have an applicant here to take his place. Should we hire him ?? How far up the corporate ladder did you get? Just asking!

Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete Originally Posted By: jcwit Might have something to do with being in purchasing since the age of 14 and being director of purchasing for the largest RV company in the U.S. Suppope?? OK, but what are your purchasing criteria? If your only requirement is that it...

Originally Posted By: Vikas Well, now that we officially have Pop Rivet's position open, I see that we have an applicant here to take his place. Should we hire him ?? No you should not as I' fully retired at 74 and furthermore dying of cancer. Still want me????????????????????????????

Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete curious how you arrived at this price limit. Might have something to do with being in purchasing since the age of 14 and being director of purchasing for the largest RV company in the U.S. Suppope??

Positive! A flashlights purpose is to provide light where there is none, even the free ones I get at HF does that just fine. Any flashlight that costs more than 20/30 bucks is nothing xhort of a ripoff, how ever it is not my funds. Thank God those here do not purchase material for the military.