Cait The Chameleon wrote:
Isn't it about time mobile email got an upgrade?? I just wanted to share this app with you guys because it's great for anyone involved in any kind of business. I know as well as anyone how annoying it can be to be going back and forth with a potential photographer! I would imagine it's just as useful for the photographer trying to set things up with a potential new model too. It's designed to work seamlessly with gmail too, so that's an added bonus for me!!

Looknsee Photography wrote:
Let's exclude tablets, smartphones, laptops, and computers.

What is your favorite gadget?  It could be electronic or mechanical.  It could be cheap or expensive.  But it should be something you use regularly.  Go!  (I'll answer myself shortly).

My p-38!  I've had it since woodshop class in High School when the instructor brought in some old C-rations so we could try them out.  I keep it on my key ring and I use it almost every day.

Cait The Chameleon wrote:
Isn't it about time mobile email got an upgrade?? I just wanted to share this app with you guys because it's great for anyone involved in any kind of business. I know as well as anyone how annoying it can be to be going back and forth with a potential photographer! I would imagine it's just as useful for the photographer trying to set things up with a potential new model too. It's designed to work seamlessly with gmail too, so that's an added bonus for me!!

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Is this SPAM?

Schlake wrote:
My p-38!  I've had it since woodshop class in High School when the instructor brought in some old C-rations so we could try them out.  I keep it on my key ring and I use it almost every day.

A P-38?  That's a hell of a gadget.

Brian Diaz wrote:

A P-38?  That's a hell of a gadget.

I dunno. Seems it would be kind of hard to hold the can of whatever you wanted to open close enough to the props without **loosing** your food, hand, and possibly other body parts.

Schlake wrote:

My p-38!  I've had it since woodshop class in High School when the instructor brought in some old C-rations so we could try them out.  I keep it on my key ring and I use it almost every day.

Great invention. Small. Cheap. Reliable. Simple.

Lohkee wrote:

I dunno. Seems it would be kind of hard to hold the can of whatever you wanted to open close enough to the props without **loosing** your food, hand, and possibly other body parts.

That's why I hold the can in front of the machine gun.  As long as I remember to stand to the side, it works out fine.

Schlake wrote:

That's why I hold the can in front of the machine gun.  As long as I remember to stand to the side, it works out fine.

Is that much lead in your food healthy?

** wonders if it would qualify as vegan **

Brian Diaz wrote:
A P-38?  That's a hell of a gadget.

Sure is. I have one on my keychain, too.

Caradoc wrote:

Sure is. I have one on my keychain, too.

A p-38 has one ridge down the center.  Two ridges is a p-51.  The p-51 is a deformed inferior product!

Schlake wrote:
A p-38 has one ridge down the center.  Two ridges is a p-51.  The p-51 is a deformed inferior product!

You are correct. Wrong image.

Schlake wrote:

A p-38 has one ridge down the center.  Two ridges is a p-51.  The p-51 is a deformed inferior product!

Which is why it replaced the p-38 as standard issue.

Lohkee wrote:
Which is why it replaced the p-38 as standard issue.

Probably less related to usability than whose nephew got the contract.

Looknsee Photography wrote:
What is your favorite gadget?  It could be electronic or mechanical.  It could be cheap or expensive.  But it should be something you use regularly.  Go!  (I'll answer myself shortly).

My Penis

Caradoc wrote:

Back in the day, we called that a John Wayne. Dunno why.

I like the little rubberized tube that I put garlic cloves in to crunch down on and then remove the skin easily. I mean, you can do the same thing with a can. But I like that little rubberized tube.