Ontario BS Thread

I didn't get it for the phones, I already have battery packs I can charge at home and take with me for that. I wanted it for the fridge. I wanted for camping with the family for when the truck sits the entire weekend. It works and keeps the fridge running the entire time. With my 12ah batteries I should get good results.

 

2-3cm of snow they said...
Either I can't count or I have no idea how much 1cm is...

 

Their job is pretty much impossible to get right. Nature is not something you can guess and predict.

They gave 5 to 10cm in the gta, what you got is not too too far.

 

Forget to check lol

 

I'm amazed that fridge draws so little that it can run it.

I guess with the 12amp should be a lot better. Really curious to see how it does in the summer with the heat.

I figured you'd have battery packs already. I just meant from Milwaukee directly when I saw the ad for it, it was advertised for charging devices. Which was stupid on their part since they already make something for that.

 

Cool. The Unique fridge also runs on 12V right? Another way would be to get a second car battery, about similar cost as the Milwaukee inverter, but much longer run time:

12Ah x 18V = 216Wh from M18 batteries
40Ah x 12V = 480Wh from a basic $120 group 35 car battery

 

But more work in isolating etc so you don't run your starting battery flat

 

So if the Darlington reactor is 275 kilometres away from the campsite, and Tony has 12 beer in cooler using M18 batteries, Brian is keeping 18 cold beer in fridge using a 12 volt car battery, and Eugene has a bottle of grain alcohol and a can of Schlitz Malt Liquor, how many amp hours are required from the batteries to keep the beer cold long enough on Saturday night so Peter won’t have to fabricate anything for Eugene’s truck the next weekend?

 

My guess is 69 amp hoes

 

Phew, I thought you wanted to know the rate of alcohol consumption, which would require high school calculus

 

LockPickingLawyer merch came in today! Lexus wrench for scale:

 

ok good, i can bother you to crack locks open for me for when my red-team strategy of using a "concealed carry crowbar" fails me.

 

Wait, this is legal now?

 

Always has been

Sparrows is based in Toronto: https://www.sparrowslockpicks.ca/aboutus.asp

 

Is it a full on pick and file kit? Not always legal...back in late 80s when I attempted to purchase from police supply shop in mississauga either had to be a leo or locksmith to purchase.

Already cashed out with my Manadnock before she realized I was not either...(I was a PI)

Of course taking pictures of people on private property that is not yours is still illegal but...ya, laws not keeping up with technology

Ima go look at sparrows not...dankje wel

 

Plot twist, from the front page of their website


Buyer Responsiblity

Please ensure that you have checked all local laws in regards to the purchase and ownership of lock picks in your area before you buy a lock pick set. It is your responsibility! Sparrows employees cannot advise you on the legal nature of lock picks in your area, please do not ask! By placing an order, the buyer asserts that the products will be used in a lawful manner and that they are of legal age!

 

So.....

I was trying to find some bakers yeast to make my own pizza dough. Since I shop walmart and places the like this year exclusively, no luck.
So I thought that Google will find it.
And it did. Yet it was way beyond my abilities... I would never even thought to look in that section!

 

That's the shop exercising its own discretion, not a legal restriction. For one thing, there's no locksmith licence in Ontario, so print a few Teeco Locksmith Co. business cards and go... Other provinces such as BC and AB have laws prohibiting sales of lockpicks to non-licensed locksmiths, though I haven't looked into the legal technicalities there for possession vs. sale, i.e. what happens if you make your own from soda cans or windshield wiper inserts.

 

No worries, im gotta get some! Its been a hobby for me for decades yet I didnt ever look beyond brick and morter sales...so ya, I did make my own rudimentary tools with some success

Thanks for the link