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    Movember 

    by
    S1OPP
    Published on 12-10-2011 12:23

    Ladies and Gentlemen (and Archie)

    I’m not sure how many of you know already, but in May 2005 I was lucky enough to be diagnosed with Testicular Cancer.

    Doesn’t sound so lucky does it?

    If I hadn’t found out when I did, I would probably be dead. Now that’s lucky!

    With that in mind I have decided to register for Movember , a global event to raise awareness of Prostrate and Testicular Cancer as well as raise a little bit of money along the way.
    Check out the website for more details about what’s being done and how the money is put to good use.

    So why am I posting this?

    Simple, I want you to sponsor me, even better would be for you to join the team and raise money yourself.

    Check out my, Mo page here - http://mobro.co/s1opp

    Click, Donate, Join my Team or just ignore it all (either way, I’m impressed you’ve read this far down)

    Thanks
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    Yellow day today :) 

    by
    chazhead
    Published on 30-06-2011 06:40

    I have my yellow shirt on......miss you Mandy. ...
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    If you do one thing today....... 

    Published on 17-06-2011 19:31
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    Sparky Slider User Guide 

    by
    S1OPP
    Published on 16-01-2010 17:59

    Welcome to Sparky Slider.

    The next few pages are intended to show you how to get the most from your visits to Sparky Slider by explaining how to use some of the features.

    If you're looking for something specific then you can jump straight to that page by selecting it from the table of contents in the drop down box at the top and bottom of each page.

    If after reading through this guide you still have any questions, don't worry, get in touch with us and we'll give you all the help you need. I'll be adding more pages as soon as I can.

    S1OPP
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    Sparky Slider News 

    by
    S1OPP
    Published on 23-12-2009 22:56

    UPDATE : Busy Busy

    You might not have noticed, but following some feedback, I've added a few things to Sparky Slider.

    Now, on the 'Home' page there's a new widget that tell you who's currently online.
    Hopefully this will come in handy for a few of you.

    Also I've added a second 'breadcrumb' navigation to the bottom of each thread. This will help you to return to the forum once you've finished reading the last post. It's called a breadcrumb because it's like a trail of breadcrumbs left behind as you moved from home>forum>thread>post. Not a lot of people know that.

    Keep the suggestions coming in and I'll try to implement as many of them as I can.

    S1OPP

    ULTIMATE VISION KASHKYM 2 MAN PRO DOME 

    by
    S1OPP
    Published on 17-01-2010 01:33

    The design brief was to “Make the best 2 man long stay bivvy on the market” Well here it is. The Kashkym series 2 Man Pro Dome.


    Features include the following:
    • The system features removable groundsheet.
    • Featuring 3 “Easy-Rib” style ultra-light 6061 aerospace grade aluminium pole supports and tension beams.
    • Fully taped seams throughout.
    • Reinforced pegging points and new Windtex fabric technology.
    • The dome has a rubberized heavy gauge groundsheet where the main body of the bivvy sits.
    • The second groundsheet then clips on, and the integrated twin skin is clipped to the main outer skin forming a formidable and state-of-the-art bivvy system.
    • Featuring heavy duty “T-Bar” pegs.
    • Clear infill door panel and durable carry case.
    • 315(W) x 225(L) x 140(H)
    Windtex Fabric
    Windtex is a brand new, state-of-the-art, 100% waterproof and breathable fabric, built to withstand the harshest of weather conditions. The 150D x 200D stereo weave PU coated polyester fabric boasts a hydrostatic head rating of up to 20,000mm. The dual layering allows moisture to escape, eliminating condensation build up, and the fabric remains as tight as a drum in all temperatures.