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coneZONE 10-28-2017 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by AzNightmare (Post 8868974)
Where can I buy decent HDMI cables locally at a good price?
Need them to be longer than 6 ft, (around 8ft would be perfect).

I would buy from monoprice, but I need them within a week and I'm not sure if monoprice can ship that fast.

You could check out Princess Auto in the Surplus section, maybe check the online catalogue first

MG1 10-28-2017 08:15 PM

Fire departments across GVRD are going to have their hands full for next few days because of these asshats with fireworks and firecrackers. WTF? I outgrew them in elementary school. These are not kids or teenagers, but adults. I guess nothing better to do?

Inaii 10-28-2017 08:57 PM

Fireworks are fine if they're used properly. Firecrackers on the other hand... I thought those were illegal?

punkwax 10-28-2017 09:29 PM

Firecrackers were a childhood staple for me around Halloween back in the 90's. Not going to lie if someone gave me a bunch I'd light them in my neighbourhood for the kids to see. Not to be delinquent, more for the nostalgia.

Side note - I'd be a lot more responsible with them today. It was pretty much a given someone's jacket or hoodie would get a hole in it from a stray bottle rocket back in the day EleGiggle

welfare 10-28-2017 10:38 PM

Hellz yeah mighty might wars and Roman candle fights.
if you take a hummeroo and smash it with a hammer, it makes a pretty decent little pipe bomb.
Oh and bottle rockets were much more fun when you snapped the stick off.
Man Halloween used to be my favorite holiday

underscore 10-28-2017 11:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AzNightmare (Post 8868974)
Where can I buy decent HDMI cables locally at a good price?
Need them to be longer than 6 ft, (around 8ft would be perfect).

I would buy from monoprice, but I need them within a week and I'm not sure if monoprice can ship that fast.

Princess Auto, I got 15ft cables on sale for $4 each last week.

MG1 10-29-2017 12:07 AM

https://www.napajapan.com/products/p...-70-real-fruit

I just opened one up and damn, they're good.

Got them from Fujiya. I was wAndering what the 70%meant.

Going back to get the grape flavour. They were on special, so win!

TOS'd 10-29-2017 01:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MG1 (Post 8869057)
https://www.napajapan.com/products/p...-70-real-fruit

I just opened one up and damn, they're good.

Got them from Fujiya. I was wAndering what the 70%meant.

Going back to get the grape flavour. They were on special, so win!

That reminds me, I still have both of those flavours from when i went to Japan and haven't opened them yet.

headhunt3r 10-30-2017 03:41 PM

Does anyone know of a place I can get a tire leak patched for cheap? Tri cities, Richmond or in between would work. I just put my winters on and noticed a leak

TOS'd 10-30-2017 05:38 PM

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Originally Posted by headhunt3r (Post 8869310)
Does anyone know of a place I can get a tire leak patched for cheap? Tri cities, Richmond or in between would work. I just put my winters on and noticed a leak

pm'd

BIC_BAWS 10-30-2017 07:01 PM

Is there a place to collectively find car mod deals? I'm preparing for the Black Friday season, but I'm interested in the smaller companies like raceseng

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winson604 10-30-2017 07:15 PM

Help with putting a standard parking decal on windshield.

Maybe I'm over thinking it but I just installed a dashcam so now I can't hang my parking decal in its traditional spot because the cam blocks the decal so my only 2 options are to manually put it on my dash every day or to permanently stick it to the windshield.

Now at first I was just going to use some scotch tape but it got me thinking there has to be a better adhesive or way for me to do it. Or maybe scotch tape is fine and I'm overthinking it. Suggestions?

underscore 10-30-2017 08:53 PM

^ maybe those 3M adhesive strips that have the little pull tab to remove them.

SSM_DC5 10-31-2017 10:45 AM

Shove it between the A pillar and the windshield. Compression may be enough to keep it in place.

winson604 10-31-2017 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by SSM_DC5 (Post 8869446)
Shove it between the A pillar and the windshield. Compression may be enough to keep it in place.

That was one of my first thoughts but there wasn't much if any room for compression or maybe I didn't try hard enough haha

AzNightmare 10-31-2017 11:06 PM

A few years back, I had a friend who moved to Ontario for school. He said no one did the firecracker/firework thing during Halloween...

Is this some Vancouver exclusive thing? I wouldn't know any better, I was born and raised here.

coneZONE 11-01-2017 12:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AzNightmare (Post 8869576)
A few years back, I had a friend who moved to Ontario for school. He said no one did the firecracker/firework thing during Halloween...

Is this some Vancouver exclusive thing? I wouldn't know any better, I was born and raised here.

Yeah, i found out about that a couple years ago, too LOL. I have a few friends from out of province who said theyve never heard of such a thing lmao.
According to this Vancity Buzz article from a few years ago, it's pretty common among most of our province? Or maybe just a few areas? How firecrackers and fireworks became a Vancouver Halloween tradition

SSM_DC5 11-01-2017 12:46 PM

household LED bulbs are on sale at Canadian Tire right now.
$3 for a 2 pack. Making them $1.50 a piece and they're dimmable. Prior to that I've only seen $2 a piece for non-dimmable. Colour has been on par with the CFL's I replaced and no buzzing sounds. :fullofwin:

murd0c 11-01-2017 01:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AzNightmare (Post 8869576)
A few years back, I had a friend who moved to Ontario for school. He said no one did the firecracker/firework thing during Halloween...

Is this some Vancouver exclusive thing? I wouldn't know any better, I was born and raised here.

We are the only province that has fireworks during Halloween

xxxrsxxx 11-01-2017 01:14 PM

My coworker from Alberta was also surprised at all the fireworks last night, they don't have it over there

stewie 11-01-2017 03:04 PM

Never put any thought in to this until this morning. When it comes to zip codes are they shared by the block, individual house, street segment, or other?

MG1 11-01-2017 03:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by coneZONE (Post 8869583)
According to this Vancity Buzz article from a few years ago, it's pretty common among most of our province? Or maybe just a few areas? How firecrackers and fireworks became a Vancouver Halloween tradition

What does Vancity Buzz know? Let’s give credit where credit is due. It’s the Chinese, man. As far as firecrackers go, gulolol. First of all, they invented fireworks. They also use it to celebrate just about everything. Scare away evil spirits and such. When I was a kid growing up in the DTES, we could get firecrackers at the local Chinatown grocery store. Jong Wah, just to name one. They could get it easily. Once it became illegal in Vancouver, they were brought up from Blaine. One of my friend’s older brother was like the major distributer in the area. Anyway, carry on carrying on.


And yes, I have some “Martians” “Tom Thumbs,” and “Atoms” from my elementary school days. Why I still keep them is beyond me.

winson604 11-01-2017 05:23 PM

Aww man those were the days. Mighty miights, wild cats, moon travellers!

MSREE 11-01-2017 08:16 PM

Did someone mention Vancity Buzz/Daily Hive? :troll:
They dont know anything. They have the most moronic writers on their staff and most stupid articles Ive ever read in my life. I hate them lol. We dont need repeated opinion pieces on people using umbrellas in the snow. Jesus Christ, they make my blood boil.

MG1 11-01-2017 10:15 PM

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Originally Posted by stewie (Post 8869694)
Never put any thought in to this until this morning. When it comes to zip codes are they shared by the block, individual house, street segment, or other?

Zip codes or postal codes?

Zip codes are used in the US, whereas Postal Codes are used in Canada.

Zip codes are 5 digits (some have plus 4).

Postal Codes are Alphanumeric - Letter, Number, Letter, Number, Letter.

So when you send a letter to Santa Claus, the address is Santa Claus, North Pole, Canada H0H0H0, not HOHOHO, G0L0L0. Actually, it is H0H 0H0.

To answer your question, there is only one place that has its own postal code, and that is Santa Claus' hangout. Everyone else shares their postal code with houses in their area. The first three digits represents the forward sortation area. The last three are for local delivery.


On a side note, since we're mentioning Santa Claus.................

Anytime you want to find out more about Santa Claus, go to the Willingdon Costco and speak to Leon. He's probably the best looking Santa Claus out there. His real name is Leon, but spell it backwards, and it's Noel.

Freaky, eh?


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