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Quote: We had a cordless phone when I was a teenager and I loved staning in our back yard talking to my friends on that phone, because I could cut into the neighbors calls. We thought it was the funniest thing ever. One neighbor was Asian and it just sounded so funny to us when they spoke on the phone. The other neighbor was a couple I babysat for all the time but they had big issues with my parrents and it made my "mom" feel better when I could tell her some dirty little secrets about them from their phone calls. I know bad bad, but I was a teen and didn't care.
The next coolest thing is when I got my first cell phone (the cluncky Nokia I loved that thing lol). I had a radio up on a shelf in my room and had stood my phone up on the shelf next to the radio. Next thing I knew the radio began making all these weird noises (and it was off) and then my phone rang. I cought on to the fact that I could "predidct" when my cell was going to ring. After that I found out that if I was in the middle of a phone call and put my phone back on the shelf then my call would come threw the speekers of the radio. I had speeker phone for my cell before cells had speeker phone.

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No clue on that one. Can't a drill make it slowly through glass? One tiny hole wouldn't be hard to cut.


I just went back out and the babies are confused about where to find warmth. I'm gonna have to keep an eye on them today to make sure they learn to go back under Lucy to stay warm, it's chilly out there!
Only a diamond tipped drill bit will drill glass without breaking it.

Did someone say DIAMONDS?! Diamonds?! I like diamonds. It's my birth stone.
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Diamonds are my birth stone also!
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I just don't want any more, I have plenty. I like to collect tattoos....
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My birth stone, too. I like the colored ones, especially the yellow.
 
I've drilled and ground glass plenty, just need water with a regular drill bit. It's the bit getting hot that causes the glass to break. Works on ceramic too
 
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Hey guys no problem about the Goofy Goose TacomaFarms, I'm thinking it'll be hard to leave these guys!! If anybody wants to meet up still, you're more than welcome to come to my house. Cause I'm not leaving LOL!!!
 
Hey guys no problem about the Goofy Goose TacomaFarms, I'm thinking it'll be hard to leave these guys!! If anybody wants to meet up still, you're more than welcome to come to my house. Cause I'm not leaving LOL!!!

wish I could have come, but we're super busy today. I'm leaving soon for the Grand Prix. Kids are bouncing off the walls and should be for the next 5 hours. Oi! At least they'll sleep well tonight ;)
 
Nipple Waterers and Sparklets Water systems

Think about it (dog waterers too). They don't have air holes on them. At least my dog waterer doesn't, yet they don't create a vacuum inside preventing my dog from drinking. And all the Sparklets bottles that I have seen, don't have holes in them to prevent a vacuum. When the water comes out, you will notice a "bubble" and "gurgle", that is air going back inside preventing a vacuum.

In fact, if there was a hole on the bottle, then the water would continually run, since the air pressure would push it out. The reason it doesn't run is that the pressure inside is controlled by the amount of air that gets back inside from the air bubble gurgle. (that is, on dog waterers and sparklets bottles)
 
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Appologies

Himself informs me that we don't have holes in our waterer pipe, however, the water is under pressure so this may be an entirely different kettle of fish, so to speak.
 
[COLOR=FF0000]Nipple Waterers and Sparklets Water systems[/COLOR]

Think about it (dog waterers too). They don't have air holes on them. At least my dog waterer doesn't, yet they don't create a vacuum inside preventing my dog from drinking. And all the Sparklets bottles that I have seen, don't have holes in them to prevent a vacuum. When the water comes out, you will notice a "bubble" and "gurgle", that is air going back inside preventing a vacuum.

In fact, if there was a hole on the bottle, then the water would continually run, since the air pressure would push it out. The reason it doesn't run is that the pressure inside is controlled by the amount of air that gets back inside from the air bubble gurgle. (that is, on dog waterers and sparklets bottles)


Dog waterers are different from nipple waterers though. Dog waterers are gravity fed, nipples have a valve. The valve stops it from running unless the valve is pushed in.

Anyway, my nipples needed a hole. The person selling the nipples says it needs a hole. I say they need a hole :)
 

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