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  1. 04-02-2009, 08:26 PM #1
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    Default The Death of my Colibri

    Well, my lighter crapped out on me a couple of weeks ago, and since Colibri went under, I decided that the only chance I had to salvage it was to try to fix it myself. Trying to find out what was wrong with the damn thing was a challenge in and of itself, but it seemed to be a wire which broke - and in my attempts to come up with a fix (which took a little ingenuity since I don't have the tools here to do it, nor would I want to invest in them again), I ended up breaking the wire again! So here it remains, dismembered. I'm now hinting at my girlfriend for a Xiker for my birthday...

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    Crikey... you KILLED it!
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    Well, they did build a shitty lighter. I owned a couple and they would always crap out in no time... They looked pretty, but that's about it
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    Quote Originally Posted by Roham View Post
    Well, they did build a shitty lighter. I owned a couple and they would always crap out in no time... They looked pretty, but that's about it
    yea... so I've learned. Wish I did my research before buying the damn thing!
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