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I've often considered entering politics, but I have no interest in going into law or journalism school. Plus I'm too radical, and I always try to tell the truth. And I don't suffer fools gladly. 3 traits that would not get me far in the world of politics. Adrian By the way, what does it mean to suf...

So did you buy your CPS 2000 from ebay or another source? Also, what was the final price that you had to pay up for?

isoaker_com wrote:
I'd like to see some more X-Stream soaker reviews

I'll see what I can do to get some up sooner.

No need to rush isoaker. I realize that you're busy often and deserve some free time to yourself. Perhaps I should review something for myself.

I recommend that if you can get your hands on one, keep it as a collectable indoors and if you want to experience its power, only test it; don't use it in battles. Otherwise if you can get your hands on it I think that you should pat yourself on the back for simply acheiveing ownership.

Stocking up on Lanard's X-Stream is one of the most cost-effective ways to improve your armory with soakers that pack a reasonable punch. For only 8 or so dollars one can get a soaker that has a larger nozzle than most XP/MAX-D soakers. Unfortunately, I have yet to see a complete list of the X-Stre...

Maybe your solution would be to find a way to keep your birds away from the cats. It would be far easier to keep your birds in check rather than to keep all the cats roaming the neighborhood in check. EDIT: Deleted a double post. When I posted this the 1st time, a technical problem page came up so ...

I'd like to see some more X-Stream soaker reviews, especially those of the Blastmaster lineup. I have the Blastmaster XS-660 and it's quite powerful for a pump-action soaker. Also, origianlly I thought that the SS Man was in a sealed case and I was confused as to how you would review it. It was onl...

Finally got around to being active in the community forum... I'd like to be a high school history teacher or a lawyer and then perhaps go on to do politics, such as running for congressman or if I'm lucky, senator. Of course when I do that I'll have to start with town council or something else saml...

AQT2 is undergoing some changes, due to the...criticism it received, as well as the overwhelmingly negative reaction of M4. It does not look, at this point, as though the final product will be quite what we were all expecting, though much will stay the same. I ask any fellow founders to maintain th...

Exactly. Any new water pressure technology for soakers has room in online soakerdom for discussions, testing, and reviews. Also, one thing I noticed about Nerf is that the refill darts my brother bought for his Nerf gun were different from the ones that came with the gun. And by the way, why do Ner...

A warm welcome to Delta4 from us at isoaker.com forums. It's ncies to have a new member who has a long running interest in water warfare. I remember the years before I joined WWN when I read the reviews and war stories on various soaker sites.

Due to my diaproval of creulty to domestic animals, I suggest that you merely use the spray nozzle of CPS/Monster soakers that have that selection. If you don't have such a choice, use the spray of a garden house. Just don't use a stinging stream on cats. Edited By Field Marshal Yang on 1093439066

One thing that may bring up online activity in the overall online soakerdom is Aquatica II's startup in mid-September. That event will hopefully boost our online acitivity until news of WW and later SS's 2005 lineups arrive.

I guess that Nerf's fanbase is large enough. Funny, it doesn't seem that way though... Are there any examples of when the Nerf fandom changed some of Hasbro's Nerf lineup designs? It would be interesting to see a general Super Soaker fandom outside of our relatively small fandom convince Hasbro to ...

This is very interesting indeed. I had no clue that there was an April Fool's ariclce about calling Hasbro or something. It kind of reminds me of when General RAK created a joke article about the No Child Left Behind program bannign large water weaponry. Anyway, due to the laws of corporate competi...

just imagine if they sudenly came out with an awesome line of giant guns with some new technology, like better than CPS! that would be cool. That would be great with the combination of Super Soaker's CPS technology and Storm's durability. The only disadvantage would be that Storm soakers' rigid sha...

When Storm still had an active website I streamed a commercial for the T-Shock. It had the "main kid" defeating two other kids with double T-Shocks and then chasing them out of an arena of sorts. The T-Shock hasn't been available in stores for a least two years (since new CPS sokaers were stopped).

Actually, I'm awaiting Big Bee's release of information regarding his 2005 line sometime in late autumn or early winter. I'd like to see how the diaphragm system is expanding next year and what new innovations the former Larami R&D people are doing. I believe that this fall will be more active than...

This is very interesting indeed. I had no clue that there was an April Fool's ariclce about calling Hasbro or something. It kind of reminds me of when General RAK created a joke article about the No Child Left Behind program bannign large water weaponry. Anyway, due to the laws of corporate competi...

Now what could "better than CPS" be? A soaker could use bulky mechanical gas pressure but that would have an astronomical price tag. Piston pressure is sometimes more powerful than CPS, but that already exists and dosen't have the versality of CPS. What kind of system do you guys think would be "be...

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