Still hype since I don ' t have any of those units and I am still in love with revive buffs <| sep |> Yeah I ' m wondering if any of mine did . I ' ve yet to see them anywhere near me . Even brickseek says 0 . <| sep |> Corn is native to the Americas . Europeans grew and ate mostly cereals and grains . <| sep |> I ' m trying to look cool but I ' m failing horribly <| sep |> I could see a limit of 10 , according to my VHF propagation math , I could reach 24 miles on a normal day , whatever the hell that means , as I ' ve never seen 0 . 75 BAR . 5 W unless an atmospheric skip limits me to 3 miles . <| sep |> Which one was first ? doesn ' t it count as 2 tattoo ' s if its on different limbs ? <| sep |> Used to work Verizon customer care . We had a policy to make warm transfers where we ' d put the customer on hold , call tech , explain the issue , then bring the customer on the line and say thanks for holding , yada yada , here ' s Jake from tech . I guess this is nicer for the customer , but I generally assumed that the main goal was to prevent fraudulent transfers , i . e . customer is raging mad because retail told her the four iPad minis she just signed up for would be free so I need to transfer this unsolvable catastrophe to anybodyelseintheworld or I ' m going to be on this call the rest of my life , yada yada , please hold for tech . But sometimes , after LG markets the shit out of some really innovative technical temptation with a 5 % screen failure rate , tech gets totally bogged down with a 20 minute waittime dealing with all these problems . So when there ' s a long wait for tech , customer care gets coldtransfer authority because they ' re not paying me $ 10 an hour to sit on hold waiting to make a warm transfer . The problem is , as soon as we get cold transfer authority , every single clusterfuck turns into a tech problem because the poor schmuck on the other end doesn ' t have a chance to tell me that the customer ' s problems are not tech related and that I can politely fuck off . I always imagined how right at the very moment when tech became so important , they were probably getting flooded with the most irrelevant and intractable problems they ever dealt with . Of course , at these times , I sympathized with the poor folks over at tech , but I generally envied the fact that you folks never had to explain to some hick from the sticks how the intricacies of the timing of their plan change , and their billing cycle conspired to make their bill $ 400 more this month than usual , and how it ' s okay because all that extra money will be applied to their final bill if they ever choose to change carriers .