This does nothing for me! The whole point of the classic super soakers was that there was no pressure release valve, so you could pump it up as hard as you can and put some kid's eye out.
@discounteggroll: you mean like installing a filter to get the shit that clogged the first one up? now you're just complicating things.. be nice to your super soaker.. if you MUST use pond water strain it though a coffee filter in a funnel or something.. mean pond water using..
I was pretty young and would have gotten yelled at by my parents if I attempted to field strip my soaker.
I grew up the type of kid who always wanted to (and at times did) take stuff apart, but never could get it back together. Flashlights were my specialty.
SO getting one! When do they come out? What stores? MUST HAVE!
Anyone else remember taking the bottle off and screwing in a water hose instead? Unlimited ammo + no more pumping required to pressurize! ....my first "hack".....ahhh....brings back memories.
Until they get old at least... the ones I had like that, after a while, you'd pump it up to any half-decent pressure and the reservoir would pop off. I guess these ones might just have a safety valve or something instead...
@Dragonis: If this is a father's, my Entertech AK-Centerfire must make me a grandad. None of those sissy dayglo colors for me...straight black and real enough to get you shot at by the cops!
So if any of you internet self-defense squad lethal force wannabes had even read the article, you'd know that he later got into a physical altercation with one of the kids, so both him and the kid are probably charged with plain old assault.
Never did the TP thing but I did manage to enrage a neighbor by tying some thread to his doorknocker and knocking on his door a bunch of times from a remote location.
@Greg Edwards: You can buy fox urine. I know hunters use it sometime to mask their own smell. A little bit goes a long way; the stuff stinks like you wouldn't believe. He probably diluted it with water, but I bet those kids probably still reeked. Seriously, that stuff is that potent.
Side note: There is nothing unhygienic about it. It's sterile. It just stinks... really, really, bad.
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I was pretty young and would have gotten yelled at by my parents if I attempted to field strip my soaker.
I grew up the type of kid who always wanted to (and at times did) take stuff apart, but never could get it back together. Flashlights were my specialty.
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SO getting one! When do they come out? What stores? MUST HAVE!
Anyone else remember taking the bottle off and screwing in a water hose instead? Unlimited ammo + no more pumping required to pressurize! ....my first "hack".....ahhh....brings back memories.
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Why couldn't it come out last month when I had four cats to provide me with a steady supply of cat urine?
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Any volunteers to hold it steady?
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Until they get old at least... the ones I had like that, after a while, you'd pump it up to any half-decent pressure and the reservoir would pop off. I guess these ones might just have a safety valve or something instead...
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/Your father wanted you to have this when you were old enough, but your uncle wouldn't allow it.
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Good times. :D
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Ha!
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Side note: There is nothing unhygienic about it. It's sterile. It just stinks... really, really, bad.
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