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LOL!

As someone who wears a medical ID bracelet, I literally laughed out loud seeing that!
 
T_Warne said:
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where can i get this!?!?!? ive found one for sale from china but its jank as heck. it shoots tooth picks and you need to make tape stabilizers......i want to get the metal arrows like in the video!!!! if anyone knows where i can buy one of these PLEASE PM me!!!!! im also looking at getting a larger version of this, 50lb draw and roughly over a foot and half in size :) this version is easy to find and really cheap!!! under $20 shipped with 150 ft/sec velocity (102MPH!!!!!!)
 
I'm sure this has been posted a few times already, and it's not exactly a Win, I just think it may help some to understand why there are such drastic differences in perception with regard to laser or flashlight brightness.

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On that scale, where I live, I'm at 6. It takes a blackout to truly appreciate a laser or a flashlight. Even 80 lumens is extremely impressive, and blinding when it's truly dark. Same goes for lasers. With a rural sky, not during a full moon, maybe with some clouds & humidity, or dust, even 5mW becomes enough to produce a nice visible beam in the night sky.
 
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When I lived in NJ I was at about a 7 at best, up here in MI I'm at about 2 to 4 average depending on cloudiness. We have several prison systems 20mi to the south and a large (for up here) city 20mi to the north east of us so when it is cloudy the light pollution makes it hard to appreciate anything requiring truer darkness.

A clear night with a new moon I think we might hit a 1.5 or so. A cloudy night with a full moon, I think we get around a 6 or 7.
 
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