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severach

join:2002-09-12
Jackson, MI

Re: Battery?

I prefer a 6' extension cord with a tri plug on the end. They are cheaper, fit better in your bag, should be easier to get through security (and are cheap enough to be thrown away if they balk), and they solve the next shrinking problem: the *seats* next to the power plugs.
permalink · 2006-12-04 13:51:22 · Reply to this
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