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So What Is Everyone Doing To Pass Time
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Urban Dictionary: A top
AFAIU, it's a rather common term in the gay community, "top"/"bottom" basically indicating who's the receiving part. I'm not quite sure if the term applies to different-gender interactions, though.
AFAIU, it's a rather common term in the gay community, "top"/"bottom" basically indicating who's the receiving part. I'm not quite sure if the term applies to different-gender interactions, though.
I am doing maintenance to some of my old regs, which was long overdue.
Despite that, they were all working perfectly!
See here what I discovered opening one of them yesterday. The reg was not looking so bad from outside:
But after removing the mouthpiece and the exhaust rubber cover, here was the main body:
opening the case was not easy, as the screws were highly oxidised, but here is the inside:
It is incredible that it was working smoothly...
Now all the parts are in the anti-oxide bath. Many rubber parts will need to be replaced, but it will come back in great shape!
Here you see another one which has just been remounted after being entirely rebuilt and converted to balanced (156):
As you see, it is a rare SP mod. 129, with the hose coming from left instead of right, as usual.
Despite that, they were all working perfectly!
See here what I discovered opening one of them yesterday. The reg was not looking so bad from outside:
But after removing the mouthpiece and the exhaust rubber cover, here was the main body:
opening the case was not easy, as the screws were highly oxidised, but here is the inside:
It is incredible that it was working smoothly...
Now all the parts are in the anti-oxide bath. Many rubber parts will need to be replaced, but it will come back in great shape!
Here you see another one which has just been remounted after being entirely rebuilt and converted to balanced (156):
As you see, it is a rare SP mod. 129, with the hose coming from left instead of right, as usual.
Hank49
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You poor salt water folks...so much extra equipment maintenance...
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