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...so I'm walking home on a particularlly rainy night, and a gal walks up and says, "Is that a key fob in your pocket, or are you just glad to see me?"
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Hahahhahaha 
funny
funny
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LOG-SPLITTER:
kinda neat...
is it re-usable? (meaning after use can you repack it and use it again or does some sort of CO2 cartridge have to be reloaded)
Don't know if you could bodge it back together, but that page says, "Suitable for single use only, so keep a spare on hand!"
Ah, the PDF says that the activator is "sodium bicarbonate and tartaric acid", both of which are food items available at the supermarket (tartaric acid was in the spice aisle last time I bought some). I'm not sure how they encapsulate it, but theoretically you could handle repacking it.
Actually, you could just use an old sausage and make your own, and feel free to give it 10 pounds of lift.
Ah, the PDF says that the activator is "sodium bicarbonate and tartaric acid", both of which are food items available at the supermarket (tartaric acid was in the spice aisle last time I bought some). I'm not sure how they encapsulate it, but theoretically you could handle repacking it.
Actually, you could just use an old sausage and make your own, and feel free to give it 10 pounds of lift.
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