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08/01/2005 5:11 pm  

I have been using the Aneros since last xmas when my wife gave it to me. WOW! Works great, everyone should have one. One question please and that is, can I sit down while using it? Can I hurt myself?

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08/01/2005 6:26 pm  

Hi Ted,

I lost my balance once while I was moving around and landed on it. It is not a pleasant feeling. Last week, I sawed the curley end off and it works much better for me. I know that others have their reasons for keeping it intact, but at this point, I am not looking back.

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08/01/2005 11:20 pm  

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(this post was edited 2005-08-01 19:22:01)

Heh Ted,

Sitting is only an option if you remove the curly end, otherwise it gets rather uncomfortable. I took my curly end off of my MDX and wow what a nice difference! You get better control I think...

Good luck with your decision,

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08/02/2005 11:40 am  

Originally Posted By: Buster
Hi Ted,

I lost my balance once while I was moving around and landed on it. It is not a pleasant feeling. Last week, I sawed the curley end off and it works much better for me. I know that others have their reasons for keeping it intact, but at this point, I am not looking back.

Buster

Thanks very much.



   
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08/02/2005 11:41 am  

Originally Posted By: gspot
(this post was edited 2005-08-01 19:22:30)

(this post was edited 2005-08-01 19:22:01)

Heh Ted,

Sitting is only an option if you remove the curly end, otherwise it gets rather uncomfortable. I took my curly end off of my MDX and wow what a nice difference! You get better control I think...

Good luck with your decision,

G-Spot

Thanks very much.



   
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