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    Handy little item

    Gentlemen,
    A short time ago, I purchased an item that has proven to be terrific. I want to share it with everyone but I'am not sure where I should post information and pictures or if its proper to do so. Guidance is needed.

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    So, disclosure of exactly what it is would help in that...is it a jacknife or a daisycutter bomb? A can of compression or a length of firing line?

    You could put it in off topic forum for starters and if it's still out of place, the mods will move it once we see. So since we're here go ahead...
    Regards, Jim

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    No, no, the idea is you make a guess, like "Is it made of metal or plastic?"

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    I guess that we could all "privately" discuss the item between ourselves, via P.M., making an educated guess as to what the item is?

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    Hopefully he'll be back in the AM and just post it.
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    I hope it's a daisycutter bomb. I find them fascinating.

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    A dud cluster bomb...those make me cringe...but interesting.
    Regards, Jim

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    Perhaps it's an X-X-X rated "Adult Video"?

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    Sorry guys, nothing like that, just a simple piece if foam. Check out the pictures, wish I had thought of it.

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