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http://www.rsc.org/publishing/journals/article.asp?doi=tf9696500561 yes it does react with water, just not very quickly. given the airtight container, your "rust" could be Al(OH)3, making your water slightly acidic though not likely to be a real problem. anyway, if you have all dyneema it doesn't matter.

as far as I know (which isn't often very far ) there's default titles based on post count for people who keep a low profile, then I think you may be able to "buy" a title by donating to teh site, and then moderators often brand people for a variety of reasons. It's clear to see what happened in this case...

nylon and dyneema aren't the same. in my chemist's opinion, dyneema should be more chemical resistant than nylon. I'd still trust the dyneema for sure but may be a bit skeptical of the nylon. wish you could tell me the pH of the water your stuff was soaking in. nylon will degrade in extremely acidic solutions, but I doubt your water really became very acidic. your call, but if there's no visible damage, you're most likely OK

I lock, but I'm beginning to consider unlocking because I have a trashy car and I don't leave anything worthwhile anyway and a broken window would super suck.

I like the one about carrying my health insurance card. Brilliant! Too bad a real event had to precipitate this thread but it has offered me some good tips.

Is it a general concensus among the wisest of the wise that doors should be left unlocked at trailheads? I still lock mine but never leave anything worth stealing. Here's a bit of advice for all you CD-carrying hipsters: I copy all of my CD's and keep the originals at home, so all a thief would get would be about $5 in CD-R's. And thanks, counterfeitfake, for posting all the unfortunate details so we can be informed of what's going on.

Yeah, Jens, I'll check on whether I lost the left or right shoe, but this may work out... PM sent.

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thanks! great info beta

"Beckey Route" oops, didn't read your post carefully... is there a Beckey Pillar or Traverse of Beckey anywhere?

My fiancee wants an Appalachain dulcimer to add to her music teacher's instrument collection... Anybody know where I might find such an obscure instrument in Seattle, or what would be a reputable brand to get online?

I like mine, it's a good mix of giving you the option of totally manual, while still being user friendly and relatively inexpensive. http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&fcategoryid=183&modelid=14117

only if it can be reached by public transit dirty post editor

oh, I thought he was being serious my resume? I've been a high school janitor since 'Nam and I'm afraid of anything that starts with e-

is that some sort of requirement to post? where do I take it? I google searched and couldn't find what it was.

from Webster: talent ('ta-lent) n. 1.) dead skin cells of the back of your homosexual lover

talent is so passe

what happens if I forget to breathe?

somebody help me out, i don't understand all this technology and interweb slang

of course I do, how do you think I'm posting this? what a n00b question.

how do you make it work?

i don't get it

did you miss a few keys there? I think you meant "owned" right? at least spell correctly when you're talking smack about kevbone

was that an underhanded slam on Jens & Loren?