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08-29-2010, 01:14 AM
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When I was making the canopy for my old 72g bowfront I kicked over a can of white oil based paint on the carpet in the room I was working on. Turpentine and a shop vac (admittedly, probably not a great idea anyhow) at 1am. That was a classic "WTF are you doing" discussion with the wife.
 Good luck with the controller. I would suspect it will be OK once it dries out. When I was in Maui a few years ago, I would keep forgetting to take the car key fob out of my swim suit pocket before going snorkeling. At least 3 times that thing made it into the ocean, but it seemed to stay working... :redfaace:
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08-29-2010, 02:04 AM
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Yeah I hope you're right. Since the 34g is around the corner I decided not to try and connect my topoff bucket to it so I'm been manually doing it when I think to. I totally hate this and it's not stable either. I consider it an essential piece of equipment and I can't afford to replace it if it's gone bust-ville.
I think we've all had these mishaps haha. We should compile some sort of book. foreward by lance.
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08-29-2010, 04:53 AM
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Yup, I wrote the book on mishaps, screw-ups and general idiocy!
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