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As Seen On TV Smart Money Clip ® By Storus ® Double Sided

List Price: $19.95 Price: $19.95

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Smart Money Clip - Polished Stainless Steel

Price: $18.70

Product Details Durably constructed with a separate piece of high tech stainless blade. Measures 2.8" x 2.5" It is sold in over 150 countries and is the to the fullest extent-selling money clip in the world. The Smart Money Clip is designed with a nicety fit to securely hold cards and cash without magnets.

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Titanium Smart Money Clip

List Price: $29.95 Price: $29.95

Product Details Clarification for storing your credit cards and cash Prankster holder securely holds a single postal card, or up to five cards; Money clip tightly grips up to 30 bills or receipts Smart Money Clip is an ultra-thin choice to hold all your credit cards, bills and receipts

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where can I buy locally the "Smart Money Clip" ?

Aug 31, 2007 by bongbonged | Posted in Fashion & Accessories

like the one on this site

http://www.storus.com/

Which money clip??

Feb 27, 2007 by da bears fan | Posted in Fashion & Accessories

Should I get the Smart Money Clip or the Money Clamp?? Or something else?? Has anyone had any experience with these money clips??

Smart Money Clip- http://www.storus.com/smartmoneyclip_g.html

The Money Clamp- http://www.beza.biz/moneyclamp/

i like the money clips in graphite

How do you set up a tattoo gun and clip cord?

Feb 27, 2007 by Tattooed Rockstar | Posted in Tattoos

BEFORE YOU HATE!! i know it is a good idea to get an apprenticeship,i know all about bloodborne pathogens,and sterilization, (i have and have used a autoclave) i have just used homemade equipment,but recently i have purchased a kit from Superior TAttoo Company. And the Major Problem that i am getting is that when i connect the footswitch to the power supply,the clipcord to the power supply and the machine all i get when i push the pedal is one click thats it i know that you have to hold the pedal down for repetition needls strokes, so please help me with this....i would really like to get an apprentice but i can not afford the amount of money that they want. I have done around 25 "homemade tattoos" and thats not workin for me.so i would really appreciate it if i didnt get any smart ass answers all i want to know is how do i get repeated needle strokes without having to push the foot switch everytime i want the needle to go into skin dont worry i have much practice with fakeskinandfruit

This isn't a smart ass answer - it's simply the truth: WE DON'T HELP SCRATCHERS HERE!

We also don't support tattoo supply companies that sell to scratchers - you don't GET TO DO THIS to people to keep the laser removal docs making money. Just because you own an autoclave DOES NOT make you work clean and safe.

All the practice on fake skin and fruit gets you no where if you don't know what you are doing in the first place! It is not about "practice makes perfect" - only PERFECT practice makes perfect.

Give it up until you can get a REAL apprenticeship. Obviously, something is seriously lacking if you cannot work that out.

Edit notes:......and it's NOT a gun, guns kill....it's a tattoo machine.

Can't Decide: Need help with Hair, Clip-On Extensions or the Real Thing???

Jul 23, 2008 by Razor | Posted in Hair

I can't decide. Should I buy a set of 6 clip on hair extensions, in colors like pink and purple and blue, for $21.00, or should I just go to a salon and spend more money on getting the colors actually dyed into my hair? And if I do go to the salon, would it be smarter to get extensions glued into my hair or just use dye? Any ideas, suggestions, comments, etc would be much appreciated. Thanks!!! =)

If you're ever unsure... go with the non-perminant solution! If you do get it died or glued in, you're stuck with it unless you want to spend MORE money to get rid of it... you know? If you find yourself liking the clip-on extentions, you can always go for a more perminant solution. =) (Just my personal tip... I always try to find ways to see what I like before I make the jump.)

How can I train my 1 yr. old pet rat to use his exercise wheel?

Feb 14, 2007 by justinscggirl | Posted in Other - Pets

He will only climb inside it to sleep in it, and to take food into it and sit and eat. He's about the laziest little thing I've ever seen! I've tried putting peanut butter on the top part, but he just got out and spun it with his little hand until he got to the peanut butter and ate it. He is smart, he knows his name and has been potty trained outside his cage, but I just cannot figure out how to make the little porker use his wheel! I spent a lot of money on it too! It is the largest Silent Spinner brand that clips to his cage. He's really got to lose weight, we give him too many treats, but a diet isn't going to be enough unless he can get exercise when he's up at night. (For those not familiar, rats are nocturnal and are about as active as a pile of mud during the day)
ANY TIPS WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED BY MY FAMILY AND OUR FAT LITTLE BANDIT! :o) THANKS!

Eh, typical male rat :) Your boy is at that age when the older male rat becomes a big, boofy, lap rat, and he doesn't really want to do much of anything (except to enjoy his scritches behind his ears). This is absolutely normal behavior. Since female rats are so much more active throughout their entire life, they are more inclined to use wheels..........but not the males. When boys are young and as lean as the girls, they are just as enthusiastic about their wheels. The guys hang out in theirs and use them for sleeping quarters and poo pads.

Rats are far too intelligent to enjoy running on wheels. If they do, it makes them neurotic. Is there a way instead of allowing him access to exercise outside of his cage? Chasing you up and down a hallway would be a good exercise. Use a piece of string and play like you would play with a cat.

Knowing rats the way I do and the reports from many other rat-keepers on my forums, there is nothing you can do to make him use his wheel if he doesn't want to. Most people have given up on wheels and removed them from the cages.

The only way to get him to loose weight is by looking to your family's will-power to *stop* giving him treats, and change his diet. I have only heard of a couple of people deliberately putting their rats on a diet, vet's orders. Their opinions on the idea is that is has been difficult.

Keep in mind that here's nothing wrong with a little chunkiness on your rat. When they get sick they loose weight very quickly and a little more beef on the bones can act as a buffer during illness. I've only had one over-weight male rat and he died from a sudden heart attack. And I've had many big males in my rat-keeping history, and they've been living to a ripe old age.

Feeding fat rats:
http://search.yahoo.com/search?search=feeding+fat+rats&ei=UTF-8&fr=ks-ans&ico-yahoo-search-value=http%3A%2F%2Frds.yahoo.com%2F_ylt%3DAscYqL80.x8jy71l3_Mj6BgazKIX%2FSIG%3D111gjvvgj%2F*-http%3A%2F%2Fsearch.yahoo.com%2Fsearch&ico-wikipedia-search-value=http%3A%2F%2Frds.yahoo.com%2F_ylt%3DAsuRZXHyX3jz_HHQlFel4xgazKIX%2FSIG%3D11ia1qo58%2F**http%253a%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FSpecial%253aSearch&p=feeding+fat+rats

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