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I once saw a crazy staff online... it was really wild. It was like, filled with l.e.d.'s or something. It was bright, and expensive! Does anyone know what I'm talking about? I can't find it anywhere! Thanks!-Ignitus
I once saw a crazy staff online... it was really wild. It was like, filled with l.e.d.'s or something. It was bright, and expensive! Does anyone know what I'm talking about? I can't find it anywhere! Thanks!-Ignitus
ambiguous
646 posts
Location: Mpls, MN, USA
646 posts
Location: Mpls, MN, USA
Posted:
How about this?
It's the electroglo staff or something nifty like that.Check out the store here on the site if you havn't already, they've got cool stuff.YAY! it worked! thats odd, for once the properties of the pic lied, had a extra s were one wasn't need, how terribly odd.------------------Ambiguous[This message has been edited by Jello (edited 02 April 2002).]
How about this?
It's the electroglo staff or something nifty like that.Check out the store here on the site if you havn't already, they've got cool stuff.YAY! it worked! thats odd, for once the properties of the pic lied, had a extra s were one wasn't need, how terribly odd.------------------Ambiguous[This message has been edited by Jello (edited 02 April 2002).] _________________________________
Fuzzy Dice.......................................
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Nope... it was somewhere else... but thanks!-Ignitus
Nope... it was somewhere else... but thanks!-Ignitus
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I guess making one would not be difficult.Perpex tubing, & LEDs. The hardest thing would be the switches, enabling them to be turned on. Maybe the electronics buffs can help me here, a simple circuit to a switch at the ends?R.
I guess making one would not be difficult.Perpex tubing, & LEDs. The hardest thing would be the switches, enabling them to be turned on. Maybe the electronics buffs can help me here, a simple circuit to a switch at the ends?R.
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Oolering Man
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Location: Farnborough, Hampshire
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Location: Farnborough, Hampshire
Posted:
I think your on about the aerotech staff - been looking for one myself------------------Trance the sacred spiral dance.Love and LightSpiral'ride the spiral to the end, It may just go where no-ones been'
I think your on about the aerotech staff - been looking for one myself------------------Trance the sacred spiral dance.Love and LightSpiral'ride the spiral to the end, It may just go where no-ones been'
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Location: London, UK
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Location: London, UK
Posted:
You can get aerotech stuff here: https://www.globall.com/Staffpro.htm
It really is scarily expensive though...
You can get aerotech stuff here: https://www.globall.com/Staffpro.htm
It really is scarily expensive though...
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Location: Neverneverland
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Tempest works for the company Spiral. Why not just ask him?I have his number if you need it. Or be patient and he'll be back online next week.....
Tempest works for the company Spiral. Why not just ask him?I have his number if you need it. Or be patient and he'll be back online next week.....
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Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Tantamount to fatuity
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Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
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Damn. Erm everything that Lanford said.....
Damn. Erm everything that Lanford said.....
Meh
ambiguous
646 posts
Location: Mpls, MN, USA
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Location: Mpls, MN, USA
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Hey Cantus, staff related question: When "making" a staff, would a old broom work? And now, to make this fit in the "social" section: How are things?------------------Ambiguous
Hey Cantus, staff related question: When "making" a staff, would a old broom work? And now, to make this fit in the "social" section: How are things?------------------Ambiguous
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Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
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Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Posted:
Broom handle would be fine. Anything that is long and sticky (or should that be stickish?) is good.Bit miserable right now. How come your AIM isn't on Jello?
Broom handle would be fine. Anything that is long and sticky (or should that be stickish?) is good.Bit miserable right now. How come your AIM isn't on Jello?
Meh
ambiguous
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Location: Mpls, MN, USA
646 posts
Location: Mpls, MN, USA
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Oh, miserable is a bad thing
Sorry. and stickish sounds like a good option, though sticky is not without it's charm.I'm on aim, though forgot your id sorry!------------------Ambiguous
Oh, miserable is a bad thing
Sorry. and stickish sounds like a good option, though sticky is not without it's charm.I'm on aim, though forgot your id sorry!------------------Ambiguous _________________________________
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Oolering Man
729 posts
Location: Farnborough, Hampshire
729 posts
Location: Farnborough, Hampshire
Posted:
My staff is the mop handle from the cleaning cupboard downstairs - works just fine - Hope the cleaners dont mind the UV tribal patterns though, maybe it'll make their job a bit more exciting------------------Trance the sacred spiral dance.Love and LightSpiral'ride the spiral to the end, It may just go where no-ones been'
My staff is the mop handle from the cleaning cupboard downstairs - works just fine - Hope the cleaners dont mind the UV tribal patterns though, maybe it'll make their job a bit more exciting------------------Trance the sacred spiral dance.Love and LightSpiral'ride the spiral to the end, It may just go where no-ones been'
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Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
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Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Posted:
I have 9 staffs of varying weights, materials and lengths. Just thought i should say.....
I have 9 staffs of varying weights, materials and lengths. Just thought i should say.....
Meh
Oolering Man
729 posts
Location: Farnborough, Hampshire
729 posts
Location: Farnborough, Hampshire
Posted:
Hey, I broke my mop handel today (something to do with my anger managemen techniques) so I carved my own from a tree branch that was laying around. It works better than I thought
Hey, I broke my mop handel today (something to do with my anger managemen techniques) so I carved my own from a tree branch that was laying around. It works better than I thought
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