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[skillionaire]

I'm not exactly a tin foil hat man.... but... if this shit is true.... hahahahaha.

[Adam]

Anyone else watch MkR?

[Ren-dog]

I'm not exactly a tin foil hat man.... but... if this shit is true.... hahahahaha.

Eh, its always bull. I don't believe anything an American the media says.

[TSG]

Purchasing over the internet using a direct deposit into the seller's bank account. How cautious should I be, especially considering its over $1500. The seller is Aleck from GotItRex, which I have heard is a good guy, but y'know. Its a lot of money.

I can't see them screwing you, they are a vendor here I think? I had to transfer a similar amount to Mark (cruisn) when I bought the wheels, I was cautious but he always kept me informed via PM of what was going on. Sometimes you just have to put some trust out there to get what you want

[Rosey]

Yeah they are a vendor. Provided my boss lets me get the wheels shipped to work, I'll be buying them tomorrow. Fingers crossed all goes smoothly.

[Brett]

Adam; your not really going to get a whole lot of scratch/surface swirl removal done by hand. Better just to try fill in a bit of whats there. Fortunately silver is your friend in this regard.
If you want to do some surface prep Id go with Chem guys Blacklight and follow it with V7 to top up your protection.

So you can teach an old dog new tricks.

I already owe you a kick in the nuts. Do I need to keep a tally? When you coming over to brew?

[RX25SE]

Oh hai.
I haz smart phone now.

[Brett]

<insert AMS's old dog, new tricks comment here>
































Being one of the "older" dudes on here, Im comfortable making such jibes.

anyone care to enlighten me how the the negatively charged phosphate Ion exists??

[RX25SE]

Farkin WOOF!

[RX25SE]

anyone care to enlighten me how the the negatively charged phosphate Ion exists??

Opposite to a positive one.










You're welcome.

[Brett]

LOL

Cheers mate!

[RX25SE]

Two posts from a smart phone and Im done with it.

I prefer the wooden/bakelite ones where you wind the handle and a nice lady places the call for you.

[skillionaire]

@Brett: That's a non organic, yes? Which would mean it's life and production would be governed somewhat by surface coverage to precipitate?

[Adam]

Welcome to the future Jase!

Thanks Brett, I just want some shine silver is awesome at hiding shit!

@Brett: That's a non organic, yes? Which would mean it's life and production would be governed somewhat by surface coverage to precipitate?

WHOA!!!!

[skillionaire]

So... Oxygen?

[Brett]

@Brett: That's a non organic, yes? Which would mean it's life and production would be governed somewhat by surface coverage to precipitate?

dont just google and then type random shit to try make yourself sound like you know whats going on.

[skillionaire]

@Jase: Quite honestly bro, I have a smart phone but I barely ever post from it. Can't be arsed dicking about with the keypads. I don't even SMS people because I can't be 'ed typing it, and I don't agree with its ability for people to be dishonest, but anyway. I digress.

Welcome along, bud. I hope it has Solitaire!

[Rosey]

I prefer the wooden/bakelite ones where you wind the handle and a nice lady places the call for you.

Classic.

[Brett]

both oxygen and phosphorus are non-metals. So im guessing they would be using covalent bonds?? there arent enough valence electrons though???

where the are the school kids when you need them?

[skillionaire]

dont just google and then type random shit to try make yourself sound like you know whats going on.

Whilst I appreciate your stab, I've been using diammonium phosphate for a fair few years now, and its usefulness varies depending on what the tank shape is.

Outside of that, I have no 'ing idea. All I know is it's application.