I am wondering what everyone prefers. I am new to working with all of this. I want to be able to do collage pendants. I have done some research so I kind of know what I can and can't use with the different products. Like obviously nothing plastic with the Amazing Glaze because it will melt. But it says with the Amazing Glaze it will be slightly yellow after drying. How bad is it? I am using antique gold and copper plated pewter pendants. So a little yellowing would be ok, but I don't want anything to look dirty. Ice resin is nice but VERY expensive. A little advice would be fantastic!! Thanks everyone!
i lit the fire that started the alarm
Nope but my cooker alarm just went off
Nope But I called the police once when I was in 1st grade
I would go with a bersa thunder .380+ (regular thunder is single stack + is double stack or high capacity). It holds I think 14 or 15 rounds of .380, isn't extremely heavy, and is relatively inexpensive for the quality you get. Its just the type of gun that you can rely on while still not being super concerned about it getting handled a lot or bounced around in the glove box. Also, .380 seems to be generally more available than 9mm at the moment so that my be a good choice. Overall, i think the thunder .380+ more than meets your requirements. If you live in a state that allows it, look into getting your concealed handgun license. I think you will find it much more useful if its on your person while you're in the car rather than the glovebox which may be hard to reach in a pinch (that's probably why you legally have to keep it there with no ccw) . I say that from personal experience running drills seated in the car with an airsoft pistol with my buddy as the assailant. he got me every time with the gun in the glove box.
well i'm the person that gave star hawk the idea to ask this question because this week end i'm at a convention in santa clara california and about 11:10 pm saturday night some a++hole pulled the fire alarm and a station from the santa clara fire department responded and the hotel had to be evacuated for a hour and the alarm was reset ,then a short was found in the system and traced back to a women's restroom and that had to be fixed so the fire crew was here for about two total hours to make sure the sensors were replaced and fully operative and every one was let back into the hotel and as of 3:45 am monday may 31st 2010 the person who set off the first alarm has not yet been found .
