[at-l] Tikka

[skeiths@hotmail.com (Keith Sheridan)]

Are you suggesting I EAT my Tikka?  I've heard of people eating bicycles 
peice by peice, but my Tikka might make me lightheaded.

KeithS


>I have tried my best to avoid making this comment.
Sly will comprehend the energy I put in avoiding it this long.
Tikka.
The fast food of Central Asia.
Nan and Tikka . . . take any trek through that part of the world and you'll
understand.
Nan, Tikka and Chai . . .
What a meal for a hiker . . .


On 2/16/2001 at 12:03 AM Stephen P. Champion, MD wrote:

>OK, I aggravated my wife by not waiting until my Birthday, and I ordered /
>received one of these from REI last week.  Now before you ladies chastise
>me, I was ordering her Valentines' Day present at the same time, thank you
>very much.  Anyway, it is incredibly bright and lightweight, but for those
>of you who are proud owners of this device, what do you think of the 
>switch?
>Someone else made mention of this on this list a couple of weeks ago.  It's
>slightly recessed on the TOP of the housing (can you say "wet") and even
>within the philosophy of keeping the overall weight at a minimum feels way
>too fragile (cheap). Should we start a pool to guess who has the first
>switch failure and how soon?  Let me know if you think I'm way off base
>here, but I think this is the Achilles Heel of an otherwise outstanding
>product.  Maybe an improved "Tikka II" will follow closely?
>
>Steve

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