Friday, 5 November 2010
kool stop - kool stop, pads
I can't say enough nice things about these shoes. Except I never imagined a set of middling no-name brakes on my street bike could stop so well. Such a difference from the old pads; When I first applied them I almost threw myself. Thought I'd also have to clean the rims to get good results. Ha! I bet I could oil them up and still stop fine. They just really grab the rim. They don't seem to care how how wet, or how cold, or how dark ;) out it is. My style of riding is mostly as a life-long reasonably aggressive transportation street rider in Manhattan NYC. So brakes are a good thing. I've had them on for a few weeks in various conditions. All good. Cool looking too. And to me they seem very well priced for what they are. Solid hardware. Kool Stop Bicycle V-Type Holder with Brake Pads (Dual Compound)
Initially I had nothing but good things to say about these pads. Today, I was caught in my first downpour since installing them and my opinion has changed.
These are installed on Avid Shorty 6 cantilever brakes, on a bike with 700c Mavic rims. They replaced the stock Avid pads. The old pads worked alright. They were neither great nor terrible. My main annoyance was mediocre power and squealing whenever the rim was wet. When I first installed the Kool Stops, I noticed a slight increase in braking power. Nothing extraordinary, but better than the Avid pads. Changing out the link wire on the front brake for a much shorter wire (lowering the yoke height) substantially increased the power, to the level of most v-brakes I've used. They also squealed much less than the Avid pads, left the rims clean, and were super easy to install.
I didn't have any super wet days until today to test them, and since riding in today's rain I have lowered my opinion somewhat. They were as quiet as before, but with such wet conditions, the black compound rubbed off onto the rims and the braking power dropped substantially. I could still stop them when I squeezed hard, but didn't experience the amazing wet performance everyone raves about with Kool Stops. I suspect that a switch to salmon-only pads may help, so I'll report back after these pads wear out.
Overall, not as amazing as I had hoped, but noticeably better than the stock Avid pads.
A great set of brake pads. I only have a couple of rides on them and so far no complaints. These pads really grab the rim, great stopping power. I have not had them in the wet so I can not comment on their ability to work when wet. Inserts are made to be replaceable when worn, nice feature.
I like this brakes because one can replace the pads without having to throw also the pad holder.
The breaking is strong and very smooth compared with my stock tektro pads. Slightly noisy when breaking a low speed.
My loss is everyone else gain... in my little review that is! Fortunately my misfortune allowed me to experiment these brake pads with 3 different rim types, thanks to some bike wheel thief that stole my back rim (front was locked only) 4 days after I installed them. So for this review I will break it down to 3 segments!
1. Original stock rims that came on my Diamondback Insight 3 (Freedom Aero Racine 2.0 by WTB). They are machine braked and feel pretty rough. The Kool Stop pads worked pretty good actually, pretty silent and felt smooth when I stopped. But 4 days into using them my rear wheel got stolen and that ended the extent of my experience with rim set 1.
2. Old school rims from a Trek Hybrid are next. I bought them for $40 off a man who was desperate for money (and I was desperate for rims right away). They were 27 inch instead of 700c and NOT machine braked. I had this heavy wheel set for over 2 weeks and complained how I could not go as fast and how they were not aerodynamic. BUT I did not realize until I got my new wheel set (see review 3) that the brake pads worked the best on the smooth surface of these rims, including in rainy days. I was amazed how lightly I would press the levers and how silky smooth my bike would come to a stop. If I wanted to stop on the dime, a little harder of course. AND ABSOLUTELY NO NOISE!!!
3. Now I bought the cheap rims so I can buy time in order to get a nice set for a good price, which ends up being Mavic Ksyriums. These are definitely the best wheel set I had so far in terms of quality, with the machine braked surface on the rims a little smoother than the stock rims my bike came with. BUT the Kool Stops scream each time I hit the breaks. They also do not stop right away... but good enough. But let me tell you again they SCREAM, the harder I hit the levers, the louder they screech.
Considering time has gone between my 1st and 3rd set, I do not know if they screech after a while or if it is just my Ksyriums, but I know right before the switch, the brake pads were a dream come true with the second set. Another thing I wanted to add is that they are high quality brakes and I barely see any wear on them after almost 3 months of service (and I do ride far, fast and rough). And they are silky smooth with the Ksyriums. I love how the screeching scares people away when you bike behind them... but sometimes I feel embarrassed and want to say "Hey they are high end brakes on a great bike," thus I just wish they were quieter.
I gave them 4 stars because of durability and stopping power in the rain... plus the smooth feel when you brake softly... but I would of gave 5 if my experience was only with the smooth rims! So if you got smoothies, you cannot go wrong with this set! But if you hate the screeching noise, forget about them!
Took the brakes out for their first spin yesterday evening. What can I say except that I stopped! I haven't tested them out in any type of adverse conditions or aggressive riding situations, but I thought it prudent to take it easy on them the first go around. Will update review at a later date as I get more miles on them. - Kool Stop - Pads'
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I bought one of each size band; Blue, green, yellow, orange, and red. I was quite disappointed when the blue band tore after 3 days of use, followed by the yellow one the very next day. Then, two days ago, the green one ripped. I now only have the red and orange ones in tact.
I want to make it clear that I was not abusing these bands. I was using them in a fashion commensurate with how they should be utilized, and I was not slip knotting them or anything like that. While tearing the band does not render it completely useless (as it can simply be gripped differently), I was nevertheless irritated with the shoddy quality of the bands.
Band training is something I think is a good supplement to a well rounded training routine, and I definitely subscribe to their use. In the future however, I will cough up the money for additional Jump-Stretch brand bands, and avoid cheapies like those reviewed here. Exercise Fitness Loop: Resistance Band - Yellow, Medium Resistance
I'm a Personal Trainer and Fitness Instructor, I bought about 50 of these in different strengths, I use them in aerobic class and with clients. They have gotten repeated use for the last year, not one has broken. I'm about to order more, it's a good product.
I blame myself for ordering this very poor and short product. I missed the words "12" relaxed". I do resistance band exercise at my senior center, twice a week, we use gray stretch bands, they are ugly looking,and are supplied by the city parks dept. I was drawn to the great colors of these bands, but this band is too short to do anything. If this band was sold for half the price it would still not be a value, I almost ordered all of them, because it said free shipping, and I am a sucker for free shipping.
I was sort of unfamiliar with what I was purchasing. It definitely does the job, but was a bit too short. I decided to cut it to make one long piece rather than a loop and now it is perfect for my needs.
WHen I had received the yellow band in the mail it had a very small pin hole in the band. I used it anyway for about 6 months and loved the resistance it gave. Unfortunately the hole continued to get bigger and one day snapped. I will buy another just because I liked the product but hopefully will last a little longer...
I needed a replacement band for my Brazilian Butt Workout by Beachbody. The original band I got with the workout dvd set broke after several months use. I was also to the point of needing a tighter band to get a good workout. I ordered the orange & green bands & really like them. I would recommend these.
This was exactly what I was looking for. Received a Exercise loop while attending physical therapy. It broke, so I was desperate to find a new one. This one is better than the original on I got from PT!
Love the bands. I use them around my feet during lower body resistence work. I had other bands and what bugged me was the bunching while you are working out. These seem to stay straight and in place. I think I will buy the rest of the set.
I have a membership at a gym, but sometimes I find it easier to do arm exercises at home. I have enjoyed having this resistance band, because I can use it while just sitting on the couch. The medium strength is perfect for me since I am only trying to tone up my arms and not add bulk. Great price, too! - Resistance Band'
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Strength Training - weights, weight training
If you're looking around for some wrist/ankle weights, these are a good choice. Here's what I like the most about them:
-they're adjustable. This is clearly their best feature and saves you having to buy multiple weights of different increments. No need to buy a 1lb weight, then a 2lb weight, and then a 3 as you get stronger on an exercise- with these, you just take out or add what weight you need
-the price is comparable to other cuff weights and a cheap means overall of doing exercises where you need added weight
-they're portable enough that one could throw them in the car when traveling
For me, this is the way to go if you're looking for some cuff weights to go along with your home exercises. A word of caution- while it says "10 lb adjustable weights", that doesn't mean each cuff is 10 lbs- rather each cuff is a made up of five, 1lb cylinders for a total weight of 5 lbs for EACH cuff.
Good for general fitness or home physical therapy exercises, they're a great little product. Also recommend Treat Your Own Tennis Elbow for those looking for a good resource on tennis elbow. Valeo AW10 10-Pound Adjustable Ankle / Wrist Weights
I have also purchased weights called 'The Cuff' & another brand - but they don't compare to the Valeo weights. Not only can you remove individual weight packets from each weight attachment - but the entire design is SUPERIOR: Valeo weights close with a 'D' ring plus velcro straps, so the straps don't stick out (I wore a rubber band around the other designed weights to hold the strap down, lest it catch on something &/or come loose) & the Valeo's are SECURE & SAFE! They stay exactly where I put them around my ankles when I walk through brush, etc. The Valeo's don't twist or loosen, regardless of what I'm doing. I would recommend these over all the just 'wrap around velcro straps' closures, without the 'D' ring design, to everyone considering buying any wrist or ankle weights. Don't waste money on the inferior designs (that actually cost MORE!).
I'm male, 5ft-5in (165cm), 130lbs (60kg). I use these Valeo AW10 weight as ankle weights. I also have similarly designed weights which use cast iron inserts, but for use as ankle weights I prefer these Valeo weights, as the softer inserts are much more comfortable.
When tightened snugly against bare flesh, the 10-lb cast iron ankle weights dig painfully into the top of my foot, and the bones of my ankle. I also wear these Valeo weights "upside-down" so the thick bottom seam doesn't dig into my foot. (Don't worry... the inserts aren't going to "slip out".)
The Valeo AW10 weights fit me snugly enough, but I have them about as tight as they CAN be closed, and the smaller diameter of my ankles is probably similar to an average-sized female, so smaller women may have trouble with them slipping. I don't think anyone smaller than a large male could possibly use these as wrist weights.
Overall, I have been satisfied with the design and construction of these Valeo AW10 Ankle/Wrist weights.
These are terrible...once you take the "weight" out of the pocket, it's virtually impossible to put it back in...the strap broke after i used it twice, and the actual removable weight leaks some disgusting black stuff that got all over my floor...not recommended at all!
I am a cross country runner. In the midst of the season, I decided to get into 5:30 min a mile speed.
In order to do so, I decided on an ankle weight purchase that could help build both strength and stamina.
For my ankle, these are very nice.
---Comfort---
I do not know why people are saying that this is uncomfortable.
Material feels like that of a North Face vest. It feels nice and I feel great jogging with them although
I had to get used to the feeling of extra weight.
---Weight Adjustment---
Adjusting weight is little bit tedious but not as bad as some review points out.
Only thing that bothered me was the strong stickyness of the wrapping belt? which I had a hard time trying to open.
Weights were consisted of sand material, thus, pulling it out and putting it back wasn't that difficult to do.
HOWEVER, I must point out that when you are adjusting weight to 2~4 pounds, you must make sure you positioned it on your ankle so that
it feels balanced. Otherwise, it will feel unbalanced and will move during running in terrains.
---Wrist...---
This is not a wrist weight. You must buy a wrist weight if you want to use it for your wrist.
You could wrap around your wrist, but it will feel awkward.
Also, you cannot have five pound on your wrist because unless your arm is big as body builders, it will not fit in your wrist.
I have a decent sized forearm and four lbs was the maximum weight I was able to tightly fit on my wrist section of forearm.
---Overall Conclusion---
This is a good buy and probably one of the best bang for the buck weights.
Quality feels durable and I felt like I would purchase this product again.
However, I gave it a four star due to poor description (each weight is 5lbs/pair not 10lbs/pair)
and poor usability as a wrist weight.
For ankle weights, this is perfect for any type of trainers, athlete, or regular exercising.
While these weights are okay (and not all that uncomfortable), the write-up and information is very misleading. The weights are billed as 1-5 pound adjustable. There are actually 1/2 pound weight packets and to get 5 pounds you have to wear both belts at one time. Each weight is 2 1/2 pounds max. I was looking for 1-5 pounds for each ankle and this isn't it. If the description had been more accurate, I would have ordered other weights. - Adjustable Ankle Weights - Weights - Weight Training - Fitness'
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Respirator - respirators, masks
This filter does remove low level organic vapors so that I can apply solvent based finishes to small projects in my basement. For large projects use the cartridges for solvent removal. It is as easy to breathe through as the 2091 filter. 3M 2097 P100 Particulate Filter with Organic Vapor Relief, 2-Pack
I'm using this with a 3M 7502. I was worried when I received the filters and they were NOWHERE NEAR the same color as this purple photo. In fact, they are exactly the same hot pink color as the P100/2091, and thus I thought that's what they had sent. These are labeled 2097, so I assume even though they're pink they are the correct filter (not the same as the 2091).
Fits under welding helmet, great filter, can't smell a thing. I am also in a smaller space, and don't have the best ventilation, so this helps.
These are identical to what TCP Global is selling (& I love their HUGE selection), however, I have an Amazon Prime account, and TCP has not yet to offer the PRIME shipping through Amazon.
It's simple, these filters if worn during welding will help protect your lungs. Gasping for every breath is what you get when you don't protect them. They are only pair that you have for life. What ever you breath into them now will affect you later, and you need to take that very seriously.
After a little research and good reviews, we bought this filter for my husband's 3m facemask. He works as a car painter and says the filter is very good, he is not breathing any paint smells and toxics. And i am very happy, because my husband is healthier.
I got these filters for use on my respirator while turning wood. They work as expected to filter out the sawdust. I am not sure how they work for vapor relief as I haven't had a chance to test that yet. - Masks - Respirator - Respirators - 3m Respirator'
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True Blood - pendants, true blood
The magnifying glass part of the necklace is HUGE. And the chains don't allow you to put a different charm on if you prefer not to look like you're wearing a monocle around your neck. Save your money. Lucky Brand Double Pendant, 16"
I've had this necklace for about a year and I wear it at least once a week! It's the perfect length and it goes with anything- casual or dressy. It is not an extremely delicate necklace but it is also not clunky. It does tangle a bit, but this is common with multi-strand necklace. This necklace is beautiful and whimsical- great deal for the money!
This necklace is very versatile. It's perfect for casual wear, but can also be worn to work, or to give an edgy feel to a dressier outfit. I often receive compliments on this necklace, especially the "looking glass" part. One piece of trivia about this necklace is that it's identical to one worn by the character Eggs in Season 2 of the HBO series, True Blood.
My only complaint is that after two years of wear, two of the tiny blue rhinestones in the cross pendant have fallen out. - Pendants - True Blood - Necklaces'
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Office Supplies - art, colors
A co-worker introduced me to Pilot Razor Point pens a couple of years ago, and I instantly fell in love.
I am a scientist, so I spend lots of time writing in notebooks, and I need a pen that is comfortable to use and writes evenly.
I like these pens because the ink dries VERY quickly. I find it hard to smear at all unless I'm trying. Also, the ink goes on very evenly, which is not the case with most pens that I use.
I like the feel of the pen on the paper, and the fine tip allows for thin lines.
These are the only pens that I actively seek out and hide from my co-workers! Great buy for the money. Pilot V Razor Point Extra Fine Marker Pen Assorted Color 8-Pack Pouch, 11008
I have bought many of these Pilot Razor Point Extra Fine Pens and used them ever since they came out about 4 years ago. I really like the size and feel in my hand and how they nest down in my shirt pocket without sticking up very far. However...they don't clip in you pocket very well. Mine were always falling out so I finally started putting a small piece of double stick tape under the clip. This worked good enough.
The ink in the pen is a liquid. You do not want to fly with this pen. The pressure change in the cabins is too much for it. I don't know how many times I would be making notes while sitting on a flight and look down and see ink on my pants or shirt and get to looking and discover that ink was all over my fingers and thus on my clothes. Or start to write and as soon as the tip of my pen touched the paper, ink gushed out because of the pressure inside the pen. At first I was hoping that this was one defective pen. But not so. All the pens are like this. I have banned them from all my travel bags and really don't buy them anymore.
Another point, good and bad, is that they put a lot of ink on the paper. I like this when I am using a porous paper like standard school notebook paper or something similar. However if you are making notes on a very tight weave paper, like vellum or tracing paper or the restaurant charge card receipt, the ink lays on top for a few seconds before it dries. This becomes a smear rather easily if your hand brushes over it.
I was hoping Pilot would improve this pen and I think that is why I have tolerated it for years but it seems they have not.
I love these pens!! I have had this set (and its original case) for many years; I took them everywhere I went and hid them from everyone! The colors are bright, vivid, and the color choices are great when you need more than your basic red, blue and green. The light blue is very crisp, clear and has ample pigment to show up on the paper...it's my favorite color. This set was always my first choice when I needed a colored pen. I've used them to color code my calendar, file folders, special notes and projects. The fine point tip is great for writing in my tiny calendar, but heavy handed writers may want another product...the tips are felt so they will bend with too much pressure. That said I had this set for at least five to seven years before my 7 year old daugther squashed my green tip and it didn't do well after that. A great value for the money, especially since the ink lasts so long. One note on care: Don't leave them in the heat of your car...I would still have mine, but I think the heat expanded the ink inside and they began to leak terribly--operator error killed the pens. LOL.
I used to buy these pens in college because they were some of the best for the money and the different colors made it easy to separate my notes. This is one of the few extra fine point liquid pens you can get that when you hold it down to a piece of paper it doesn't bleed through and make a mess like others do. Also, the fact that there are 8 different colors makes it easy to use for separating or color coding because they are colors that you won't always find everywhere else. There's blue, sky blue, black, brown, pink, purple, green and red. Overall, I think they're a best buy for whatever you'd like to do but particularly for taking notes, grading papers, or copy editing. I would definitely recommend buying them when back to school season rolls around.
I have been purchasing these pens at Staples for at least a few years...and suddenly I can't find them anymore!
I have been in a panic...worried that Pilot stopped making them. These pens are great for writing in small spaces, and my writing is always nice and neat when I use them. I like to use the different colors...and find that different days I am in the mood for different colors, or I like to use certain colors for certain things. I am so relieved to find them on Amazon!
I do a load of highlighting and underlining for maps, plats, etc. This is a great underliner, clean fine lines. Also, it's one of the few that have a clear reservoir, so you can tell if your ink is about to run out. I hate to be in the middle of a plat and have to use another brand - even if you use the same color (blue, etc.) the inks are never the same and it looks sloppy.
I'm an author. I fill up pads and pads and pads with notes. My writing implements are extremely important. These markers require the perfect amount of pressure, and leave the most satisfying amount of ink on the page. My hand and arm rarely wearies with them. I have tried every fine tip marker and gel pen on the market and am sorry for what I did. I will never love another pen again. Please take me back. Please.
PS for an ink pen my one and only is the Papermate Profile 1.4B, but don't make me choose between the two. Didn't you read 'Sophie's Choice?'
I used Pilot Razor Points for note taking in college and had almost forgotten about them since then, but I'm writing a lot these days and wanted the smooth, fluid writing experience again. Hard to find, but Amazon.com always comes to my rescue. - Office Supplies - Colors - Color Ink - Art'
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Covers - covers
this is my first blackberry and I was looking for a cover that would protect and look nice and not hinder the slide effect. this cover fits the bill. the color is not just red, more a garnet metallic sheen? looks really nice on. I'll admit, it does make the phone feel bigger, but I like that-- takes away my need to be so delicate with it. I like the rubber feel on the back, as you tend to handle the phone better. I too, haven't been able to get the top cover off since putting it on. but there's no hinderance to the slide function. wish it came in green as well! Fishbone Design Hybrid Hard/Gel Phone Cover Protector Case for BlackBerry TORCH 9800 - Red/Black Dual Tone
It is a perfect fit for my Blackberry Torch 9800 which gives me a better grip so that it will not slip off my hands while texting. I bought the red color that matches my cell...it is very attractive.
I'm very happy with this purchase...I highly recommend it.
It nice color and design however it makes my blackberry so much more bulker and I can not charge it in dock so I already too it off my phone. The front stays on really good but the back can sometimes come off.
I like the hard case for the front of the phone, and also I like how the inside of the back part is rubber and behind that the other part is hard to protect the case. Definitely has protected my phone thus far. When sliding the screen down to close it, sometimes the case makes it harder for it to go all the way down, so I have to push it a little more. Also, the back part that covers the phone is a little loose on the very bottom of the phone, other than that the case is awesome and works great.
This case fits my Torch perfectly and I have no problems with the slide or accessing the touch screeen. The case is attractive, and light weight while offering protection for the phone. I bought the red one and have received several compliments on the look of the case. I would recommend this to anyone with a TORCH.
The case wouldn't fit the back of my phone until I cut some of it off, and even then it still was a loose fit. The top of case, once I got it on, it was very hard to take off. Makes the phone look bulky, but does protect the phone really well if you drop it.
I recently purchased this case, kept it on my phone for 2 minutes, and promptly took it off and threw it away. The case clips on well and takes some effort to get it off. The issue is it clips on between the screen and the body of the phone, right where it slides. This gives the slide on the phone a sluggish feel and creates a visible gap between screen and body of the phone. The gap is so big in fact, you can distinctly see the key board when the phone is closed, which clearly exposes the internals to more grit and dirt than necessary.
The reason for two stars instead of one is that it looks pretty cool and some people may be willing to deal with the frustration I had with it. But if you're looking for a case that does a good job of protecting more than just how shiny your phone is, keep looking, I haven't found one either. - Covers'
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Retractable - bic, bic mechanical pencils
Of all of the mechanical pencils I have used, these are simply the best. They maintain the "lead grip" well, so that the point does not slide back into the pencil with repeated use, and the eraser is firm and effective, and lasts as long as the pencil lead.
I've found that working with these disposable pencils is a much better option than using a single permanent mechanical pencil with refills. Don't bother refilling these pencils- the eraser only lasts as long as a single set of lead points.
The lead that comes in the pencil is strong and firm, and is actually quite a bit longer than the graphite in refill packs.
One warning: Do not purchase a similar Bic pencil type that has a grey barrel- while the superficial structure of the pencil is similar, the quality of the plastic is lower, and so I've had problems with the lead slipping back into the pencil when I press down on the tip. Stick with the black barrels only. BIC Mechanical Pencil, Medium Point (0.7 mm), 10 Pencils
I'm not really sure what all to say about these. They are good, functional mechinical pencils. Each has a good eraser, with spare refills stored underneath. And available at a good price.
If you need mechnical pencils, this is the product you're looking for.
I bought a bunch of these last semester, thinking mechanical pencils would be the way to go for college. These are HORRIBLE though. The erasers are waxy for one, which is annoying, but the lead in the pencil breaks just about everytime I try and write with it. I am not pushing out a lot of lead either, just enough to be able to hold the pencil like a normal pencil and write with it. SO frustrating while I am trying to take notes from a teacher who talks fast. I would NOT reccomend these to anyone who wants something useful and convenient. Buy a portable pencil sharpener, you'll be better off with real pencils.
Have used these plastic mechanical pencils for over two years, and have found them to be both functional and reliable. Several benefits of a mechanical pencil are: no change in overall length when fresh lead ( graphite ) is needed; no sharpener is necessary; the point is renewed with a simple click; and there is no change in line thickness as one wears down the point, with each word and letter being uniform in breadth and density thoughout the sentence and paragraph. For drafting and math, they are invaluble, two arts in which no pen can compete.
With respect to the pencil's eraser, it is seldom used, as a large trapezoidal desk eraser ( the type used in grammar school when we were kids ) takes its place and does probably a better job. Indeed, I found myself reloading these pencils with-out using the eraser on the top at all.
Finally, for their price and function, they can not be beat. If someone takes one or if it is lost, no big deal. Just take another out of the pack and continue on with what you were doing, with no loss or change in quality and density of letter.
Overall, these rate a '10' or 5 stars.
Honestly, why would anyone want to own or even use a pencil in these modern times? Everything is done digitally. Kids take notes in school on their laptops, not in their spiral notebooks (also outdated technology) and what with the vicious texting circles you hear about in the news these days kids don't even need pencils to write mean notes about their classmates, draw pictures of their teachers or send out those "Do you have a crush on Jeff Sterling?" notes. It's all done digitally now.
Maybe a crossword fan would use this but if you can't do it in pen you aren't that smart anyway and maybe should stick to the Sponge Bob* activity book, which utilizes crayons.
They're bad for the environment anyhow. All that lead?! Maybe in China that's acceptable but here in the US we have standards! Plus when I was a kid our number one fear was of getting lead poisoning from chewing on pencils. "Don't chew on that pencil you cretin" our parents would shout," or you'll end up in the hospital with lead poisoning just like the Johnson boy. AND HE NEVER CAME BACK!!!" Our second greatest fear, of course, was getting kidnapped and made into burgers by the Ronald McDonald, which is why our mom never let us go to McDonald's. The Trix Rabbit looked pretty shady and that Coco Puffs bird was pretty unstable looking too.
SO in closing don't buy pencils. They are bad for the environment, encourage kidnapping and could send you to the hospital with the Johnson boy, AND HE NEVER CAME BACK!!!! - Bic Mechanical Pencils - Pencil - Mechanical Pencil - Bic'
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