I am extremely near-sighted, so when I play with a standard mask, I can't see (since I can't wear my glasses).Are there any models of AirSoft goggles/masks that can comfortably fit over prescription glasses? Here's the link to glasses (similar to my own):
Nope. Although I suppose a fire hydrant could cause a flood and you could swim in that!
I was just watching the news and couldn't fail to notice the solidarity for Lewis. Worldwide, age groups 12-16 have organized marches similar to funeral processions to pay respect to a once beloved F1 idol. Barry White's song in the background was heart-throbbing You're the first (last year), the last (this year), my everything. As far as budget capsToday I went to the Salvation Army's store and bought a used $ 1 white cap. Got a black magic marker and wrote budget on it. Tomorrow I will shelf my Kimi hat and wear my budget cap instead. It feels good to be current with the times. EDIT: Sorry, FOYAA has ruled: My answer retains the rights of the budget cap/hat and you will have to give up your stolen copyrights. From now on FOYAA has decided to call you copy Cat.
No but sometimes I swim in the bath tub.
No. Swimming means you are using your arms and legs to move yourself through water; without any part of your body touching the bottom of the pool, stream, or pond.
Sounds like moisture is condensing on the concrete during temperature changes like dew forming on grass. If you are in a part of the country with high humidity this is what I would suspect. Wood paneling will soak up moisture like a sponge and it will wick up the wall. Put some toilet tissue on the floor near the wall and see if it becomes damp in the morning. If this is the problem you would need to isolate the paneling from the concrete to keep it from getting damp.
