Did you ever drop your PPC in the toilet?

[bkbroil]

Were you ever worried about dropping your PPC in the Toilet? -or- Are you a clutz and worried about buying that latest PPC because you know you WILL break it?
Then the TDS Recon may be the PPC for you. Moblemag has posted a review on the latest Recon PPC from TDS.
What the TDS Recon claims, it backs up in every department. Whether that be its 15-20 hour battery life or it’s rain fetish, this is a brute that exhibits class. Now extreme professionals have a mobile platform that should suit their needs splendidly.

[Brad Isaac]

LMAO! I was scanning the forums and saw your subject line and it caught me off guard so bad I spit diet coke through my nose..

[bkbroil]

Hey --- you know how it makes you feel good to make someone laugh? And you always tried to get your friend to laugh when they were drinking chocolate milk or something.....well, it feels even better when you do it to someone who lives in another state!
My next goal is to make someone laugh while drinking, in another country!

[Brad Isaac]

My next goal is to make someone laugh while drinking, in another country!

or another Planet...Hantra you there?

[Hantra]

Anything you wear on your belt CAN drop in the toilet.
True story:
I was at a sport pistol competition two years ago, and there was a rule that if you were not in the competition area, you had to have your pistol holstered, and your slide back. That being the case, one who entered a PortaJon would certainly be following the rules b/c there are no PortaJon competition events at THIS particular meet.
Next thing I know, someone taps me on the shoulder, and points toward a guy who has his pistol field-stripped, and is cleaning it at one of the armorer's tables. The dude said he DROPPED his Glock in the PortaJon!!!!!
Can you IMAGINE? I mean. . . To drop something in your own toilet sucks. But a PUBLIC PORTAJON? With the steamy "blue juice"? OK. . I'll stop now. . . All I can say is that guy didn't do well in the competition. I guess he just had a pretty crappy day. . .

[Brad Isaac]

Originally Posted by Hantra

Next thing I know, someone taps me on the shoulder, and points toward a guy who has his pistol field-stripped, and is cleaning it at one of the armorer's tables. The dude said he DROPPED his Glock in the PortaJon!!!!!
Can you IMAGINE? I mean. . . To drop something in your own toilet sucks. But a PUBLIC PORTAJON? With the steamy "blue juice"? OK. . I'll stop now. . . All I can say is that guy didn't do well in the competition. I guess he just had a pretty crappy day. . .

For Sale: Glock. Like new, barely used...color blue $100

[Anonymous]

Don't Laugh, I dropped my brand new IPAQ 5555 in the toilet this week. After 2 or 3 days of drying out with warm air from a hair dryer, I put the battery back on, did a soft reset, and wha-la, the darn thing works just fine. (Takes a lickin and keeps on tickin!!!).

[Hantra]

Originally Posted by siliwiz

Don't Laugh, I dropped my brand new IPAQ 5555 in the toilet this week. After 2 or 3 days of drying out with warm air from a hair dryer, I put the battery back on, did a soft reset, and wha-la, the darn thing works just fine. (Takes a lickin and keeps on tickin!!!).

Man THAT is amazing!

[bkbroil]

Don't Laugh, I dropped my brand new IPAQ 5555 in the toilet this week. After 2 or 3 days of drying out with warm air from a hair dryer, I put the battery back on, did a soft reset, and wha-la, the darn thing works just fine. (Takes a lickin and keeps on tickin!!!).

Which do you find amazing:
1. That the Ipaq was dropped in toilet. (I am still trying to figure out the mechanics of that?)
2. That the hair dryer was on for 2 -3 days straight. (and you didn't blow a fuse or start a fire while at work?)
3. That the most reads over the past day has been the toilet humor! (I'm getting a better read on the audience now. Next Headline: "Man digs through Elephant Dung to retrieve Ipaq.")