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Aug 29, 2018
Fold down stern light
Comes without instructions or screws. I had to go get some at the hardware store. Added $1.13 to the purchase price but hey, it’s still cheap.
Don’t know if it works or not because I don’t have a battery hooked up yet.
Oct 21, 2017
Read the entire description!
2 of 3 found this helpful As the description says at the bottom, where I didn’t read it, it does say that the remote control is Permanently Wired. That translates to, “You can’t use a timed remote. You have to push a button on the wired remote every time you want fog from this machine.”
I don’t usually stand there with the remote in hand. Rather, I have several Timer Controls which plug into what I thought was the standard portal.
This thing is impractical unless you plan on standjng there with it.
My bad for not reading the entire description. I saw Wired Remote Control and thought it was the typical version, not a Wireless Remote, which I already have and don’t use because I want my foggers on timers!
So would I recommend this? No.
Is it a good value? Not if I can’t use it how I want to.
Is it enjoyable? Uh, no.
Jun 10, 2008
The title tells it all
10 of 13 found this helpful I heard about this book when Dawkins appeared on the Bill Maher Show on HBO. To tell the truth, I didn't realize that there are actually books about atheism, and being struck by his wit and intellect, I was eager to find and read the God Delusion.
As far as the book itself, Dawkins makes his arguments in clear and relatively easy to understand language. He uses anecdotes and quotes from some of the greatest thinkers of all times, and points out the inaccuracies, bias and sometimes complete fabrications within the Bible and other religious texts.
Of course, nothing in this book is going to shake the true believer from his faith. And that is too bad. The God Delusion intelligently makes the case that, while God is a mathematical possibility, His existence is so extraordinarily unlikely that we should probably live our lives as though God doesn't exist at all. And Dawkins intercepts every argument proposed to justify following God.
If you have ever wanted to offer rebuttal to your religious friends when they start talking about gaps in the fossil record or the intelligent design theory of creation or the kindness and comfort that their God has bestowed upon them while He smites the people not like them, this book is a great place to start.
I recommend reading it with a highlighter nearby. There is an abundance of quotes that you will want to put on your wall.
Do NOT buy this book if you are unable to get past the mythology of your upbringing. But do consider the most salient point I got out of the book: your religion and the God you pray to is primarily a result of where you were born and who were your parents. You think God chose to make all those Chinese and Japanese and Hindus and Tongans and Eskimos, when he knows that the vast majority of them will not follow Jesus or Mohammed into heaven? That is just racist, and you know it.
I LOVED THIS BOOK.