I know...

 

I know...

 

Pinterest is like, totally, the most girly website on the planet. However, as I say to people who don't like Facebook: This website is entirely what you make it.

 

You don't need to have friends. You don't need to share pictures of nifty arts and crafts. You don't need followers.

 

What you can do is organize all your wishlists, collections, and points of interests on the internet into easy to navigate picture boards. Here's an example of one of the boards I have set up:

 

http://pinterest.com.../guns-wishlist/

 

Aside from simply showing pictures, you can add a description and links to outside sites where you can, say, purchase the particular item. If this makes your tin-foil hat feel a bit tight, you're free to set any board you create to a private setting, where only you can see it.

 

I highly recommend that you guys give it a shot. I'm the forgetful type and I find it really helpful to have a place where I can quickly organize my lists for future references.

 

Anyone who's somehow interested in more of my boards can view my profile here.

http://pinterest.com.../guns-wishlist/

 

Zack, that knock on your door? That's the BATFE and DHS - quick, out the back

Anyone who's somehow interested in more of my boards can view my profile here.

 

Something must not be working right, I can't see your pins of your dress collection or wishlist! :girlwacko:

Zack, that knock on your door? That's the BATFE and DHS - quick, out the back

 

 

Something must not be working right, I can't see your pins of your dress collection or wishlist! :girlwacko:

 

Oh...yes. That's one of my, err...private boards.

thanks for yet another post on this board that makes me spend money...

 

just kidding, thanks for the post

 

picking up one of the benchmade contego's and the fenix tk22

 

also, did you see the articles some time ago about the saab sedan's sitting in the newark terminals stuck in limbo? there were about 1000 of them lined up in a warehouse just sitting there unable to be delivered.

 

i looked a little further and for a while you could get those 9-5 sedans for about 1/2 of msrp. havent looked in a few months, but if you are in the market for a car you might be able to snag a 60k sedan for around 30-35k.

thanks for yet another post on this board that makes me spend money...

 

just kidding, thanks for the post

 

picking up one of the benchmade contego's and the fenix tk22

 

also, did you see the articles some time ago about the saab sedan's sitting in the newark terminals stuck in limbo? there were about 1000 of them lined up in a warehouse just sitting there unable to be delivered.

 

i looked a little further and for a while you could get those 9-5 sedans for about 1/2 of msrp. havent looked in a few months, but if you are in the market for a car you might be able to snag a 60k sedan for around 30-35k.

 

I think the biggest keyword in that album is 'Dreams' lol. I'm not really in a place in my life where getting a new car is a priority, but I enjoy following the new releases from manufacturers and seeing all the new technology that comes out. I had the new 9-5 on my shortlist, but with Saab's death being final, no warranties, and viable spare part supplies being an issue, I'd probably look elsewhere. It's a shame because I think it's one of the best looking cars on earth. I've had the pleasure to see a few in person and I love 'em.

 

On the note of the Fenix TK22, I ran it in a low-light IDPA match earlier in January and had it fail a few times. I'm not entirely sure what the cause was, and I'm going to try a few things and see if I can eliminate the problem. I'm inclined to believe that, under the recoil, the bezel was unscrewing itself just enough to temporarily break the battery contact. I'm going to try to loctite it. Worse case scenario, I grab a Surefire for a weapon light and keep the TK22 as a general use uber-light. In all other aspects, it's a great light.

I think the biggest keyword in that album is 'Dreams' lol. I'm not really in a place in my life where getting a new car is a priority, but I enjoy following the new releases from manufacturers and seeing all the new technology that comes out. I had the new 9-5 on my shortlist, but with Saab's death being final and no warranties or viable spare part supplies being an issue, I'd probably look elsewhere. It's a shame because I think it's one of the best looking cars on earth. I've had the pleasure to see a few in person and I love 'em.

 

On the note of the Fenix TK22, I ran it in a low-light IDPA match earlier in January and had it fail a few times. I'm not entirely sure what the cause was, and I'm going to try a few things and see if I can eliminate the problem. I'm inclined to believe that, under the recoil, the bezel was unscrewing itself just enough to temporarily break the battery contact. I'm going to try to loctite it. Worse case scenario, I grab a Surefire for a weapon light and keep the TK22 as a general use uber-light. In all other aspects, it's a great light.

 

good point on the replacement part note...

 

as far as the flashlight, i wouldn't be mounting it on my firearm, would just be using it as a daily carry light. i am sure it will be fine for that. i have either streamlight's or surefire's on my firearms.

 

did you buy one of the contego's? the spec's are good and i found one place that has them for $135, which seems like a steal.

My god man

 

good point on the replacement part note...

 

as far as the flashlight, i wouldn't be mounting it on my firearm, would just be using it as a daily carry light. i am sure it will be fine for that. i have either streamlight's or surefire's on my firearms.

 

did you buy one of the contego's? the spec's are good and i found one place that has them for $135, which seems like a steal.

 

No I don't have a Contego, sadly. I'm currently using a Benchmade 581, which I'm really happy with. $135 is indeed a steal and if I was in the market for a new knife I wouldn't hesitate to grab one.

 

I also should have noted that the flashlight wasn't mounted. I was holding it in my off-hand while shooting a 9mm pistol.

 

My god man

 

That's quite possibly one of my favorite .gifs of all time.