robertsccr5
12 years ago

bic's are great for that tasty lighter fluid nuance...

I've had about a half dozen colibri reload lighters I picked up here for $4 after shipping a couple years ago... one broke, all of the others have remained true with no problems... had maybe 3 tanks go bad but that's why there are extras... I only use colibri butane as I get it here cheap as well... even a colibri soft flame lighter is better than a bic... I've got one of those as well, no problems in 2 years...

opelmanta1900 wrote:



arent bic's butane?
opelmanta1900
12 years ago

arent bic's butane?

robertsccr5 wrote:



Are they? if they are, I wonder why bic wouldn't advertise them as such?
Bitter Klinger
12 years ago

Care to elaborate?

Sculptor wrote:



I made one out of a wooden shipping box and a bunch of 100-watt lightbulbs for a heat source. Did the trick for what I was working on...
Hillbillyjosh770
12 years ago
I myself have one of those carbon china lighter.
I call it my drunk torch.

If your to drunk to operate. Then stay off the roads.

bs_kwaj
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  • Herf-A-Holic Topic Starter
12 years ago
If you're too drunk to say this:


I'm a mother pheasant plucker.
I pluck mother pheasants.
I'm the best mother pheasant plucker
that ever plucked a mother pheasant.


.. then stay off the roads.

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js of indy
12 years ago
i have a few of these, not bad to use once you get used to them. the upside is you can get them relatively cheap here and they do last quite a while
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