Now that I have your attention , please stop shooting wide open ! Your lens is soft and you have a tracking mount . No excuse . <| sep |> Love them , glad they ' re doing some new stuff . I got hip to them a few months ago and ive been digging it <| sep |> Shh , just accept it . <| sep |> i love me a you <| sep |> 10 $ cheaper at canada computers for black friday <| sep |> Glad I ain ' t proposing to you because this would never work out . PlayStation forever , Xbox never ! <| sep |> Yeah I had used floss for many other soft cutting applications , but never for removing electronics . About 10 years ago I had a stubborn , flimsy PCB in a discontinued stepper motor controller I could not get free without damaging I guess the manufacturer never heard of screws and standoffs . I needed to save the part as I was transferring it to an already installed motor with a damaged board , but no combination of pry tools would free it without cracking . I actually ruined one of only two I had doing this , so I had only one shot left to save it . That ' s when I remembered dental floss . And I ' ve been using it on difficult to remove 3 M tape ever since .