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Old 05-26-2005, 04:42 AM
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Exclamation Oh my god! I dunked my pump at the pool!!!!


And it was awesome!!!!! I love my new "waterproof" pump. Went to the pool yesterday and swam with the kids all the while my Animas IR1250 was still strapped to my side! Love it, love it, looooove it!!!
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Old 05-26-2005, 05:12 AM
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And it was awesome!!!!! I love my new "waterproof" pump. Went to the pool yesterday and swam with the kids all the while my Animas IR1250 was still strapped to my side! Love it, love it, looooove it!!!
LMAO Meech !!!!!!!!!! You had me going there. Glad it was warm enough in Georgia to go swimming. It barely hit the 70's here yesterday. This weekend looks promising.
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Old 05-26-2005, 06:23 AM
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You lucky duck! I am envious. I am easily identifiable around pools...I'm the one with the mini-med large plastic activity guard strapped around my waist like a spacewoman. ha ha.
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Old 05-26-2005, 07:12 AM
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Cin, I'll trade weather w/ya...it's suppose to be 106 here today
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Old 05-26-2005, 07:19 AM
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You lucky duck! I am envious. I am easily identifiable around pools...I'm the one with the mini-med large plastic activity guard strapped around my waist like a spacewoman. ha ha.
Well Dix' if it also doubles as a floatation device, you could at least get rid of the orange water wings on your arms!
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Old 05-27-2005, 05:03 PM
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Cin, I'll trade weather w/ya...it's suppose to be 106 here today
Sorry Amanda. I'll have to tell you what I told a friend in Arizona. YOU CAN KEEP THAT KIND OF WEATHER !!!!!!!!!!!!! (Hit 85 today). I like the warm weather cause I like to swim (Cin sits in the corner being jealous of Meech )
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Sorry Amanda. I'll have to tell you what I told a friend in Arizona. YOU CAN KEEP THAT KIND OF WEATHER !!!!!!!!!!!!! (Hit 85 today). I like the warm weather cause I like to swim (Cin sits in the corner being jealous of Meech )
Aww Cin are ya sure? Highs of 120 just doesn't do it for ya? Weather that feels like walking into a hot oven just doesn't float your boat? lol...actually I'm not a big fan of the desert. I'm gonna move as soon as I graduate.
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Old 05-27-2005, 07:51 PM
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Aww Cin are ya sure? Highs of 120 just doesn't do it for ya? Weather that feels like walking into a hot oven just doesn't float your boat? lol...actually I'm not a big fan of the desert. I'm gonna move as soon as I graduate.
NO TY !!!!!!! I'll keep my weather.
Sorry to go Meech.
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I have to ask Meech, were you nervous going in the water in the beginning? I have the 1200 and last summer it must have taken me 15 minutes to submerge it and worried the whole time. Later in the day when all was working well, I was walking on air. Can stay in the pool with my youngest and not have to go through hassle of disconnect. Just curious if anyone else was worried in the beginning about it being waterproof.

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Old 05-30-2005, 11:22 PM
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Actually, Kim, I've yet to put either my Deltec or my Animas in the water.... (I know, I'm being chicken...lol). Hopefully, I'll go swimming (at least some) this summer, so maybe then, I'll dunk my pump(s).
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I was very nervous, but firgured that I better go ahead and try otherwise, what's the point of having a waterproof pump if you don't stick it in the water. Kinda like all these people that buy 4 wheel drive vehicles and never use it! Don't get me wrong, those of you who live out in the middle of nowhere; if I lived there, I'd have a 4x4. I just don't get the soccermoms that drive their kiddies to school and use the 4x4 stick shift to hang their Prada handbag from. I own 2 SUVs neither one is a 4x4 because, I simply don't need it. On the flip side, I do go to the beach a lot and this waterproof pump is awesome!
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Old 05-31-2005, 08:45 AM
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I just don't get the soccermoms that drive their kiddies to school and use the 4x4 stick shift to hang their Prada handbag from.
LOL! I wonder about this on occasion myself. I used to do a lot of road bicycling before I took up running and I was constantly getting tossed about by the wake turbulence from those @#$% Suburbans...and 99% of the time they were carrying one lone passenger. Plus, my last house was on a road with a private school and every morning a soccer mom in a Hummer would drive past to drop off her kids.
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Old 05-31-2005, 08:58 AM
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I was very nervous, but firgured that I better go ahead and try otherwise, what's the point of having a waterproof pump if you don't stick it in the water. Kinda like all these people that buy 4 wheel drive vehicles and never use it! Don't get me wrong, those of you who live out in the middle of nowhere; if I lived there, I'd have a 4x4. I just don't get the soccermoms that drive their kiddies to school and use the 4x4 stick shift to hang their Prada handbag from. I own 2 SUVs neither one is a 4x4 because, I simply don't need it. On the flip side, I do go to the beach a lot and this waterproof pump is awesome!
Have I rambled enough?
Where is Duck when you need him? Sounds like Meech is itchin' for a Prada handback to replace is other - - - man purse - - - ??

Duck, buy him one would you???
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Old 05-31-2005, 09:01 AM
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Those new H2s really make me sick! I absolutely adore the H1 Hummer based on the military HUMV. Very sparse, beefy, and Diesel!!!! Just what it needs to be. It's truly the ultimate SUV. The H1 gets about 14/18 city/hwy for gas mileage. Not bad for something that's classified as essentially a 1-1/2 ton truck. They won't list the mileage of the of either, but I'll bet the H2 gets less than 6 in he city. Now as for this, pansy-A**ed ,soccermom driving thing they call the H2; shame on AM General and GM. They've cow towed to the all mighty dollar and made a giagantic, gas-guzzling monster that is both costly in price and for the envirnment and it's just darned ulgy to boot!
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