| Wrap a plastic bag around both sides, to contain the ink. Then just pull it apart. No guarantee you won't still get some ink on there. Take them back to the store if you have the receipt and they should take it off for you. Had to do it plenty of times as a Sears cashier in high school. |
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Wrap a plastic bag around both sides, to contain the ink. Then just pull it apart. No guarantee you won't still get some ink on there. Take them back to the store if you have the receipt and they should take it off for you. Had to do it plenty of times as a Sears cashier in high school. Are they supposed to leak, or something? I wondered on that when I cut the last one off, since I was told they had ink in them. |
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Wrap a plastic bag around both sides, to contain the ink. Then just pull it apart. No guarantee you won't still get some ink on there. Take them back to the store if you have the receipt and they should take it off for you. Had to do it plenty of times as a Sears cashier in high school. this. |
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Had a buddy getting married about two years ago up in Dallas. He was wearing a pretty nice western styled sport coat he bought at a store in Plano. Well, day of the wedding, the wedding party (my wife was a bridesmaid) is starting to gather outside and fixing to walk in and start the shindig. I notice one of those things on the back side of my buddies arm on the outside of his new coat.  Many lols were had by me and a few others.
So, they stalled the wedding and I took the jacket to the three department stores within ten miles trying to find someone who could remove the damned thing. I got a few weird looks, and a few understanding women did their best to help, but each store I went to used a different size/style of magnet-thing on their clothes! Went back with my tail between my legs, and my buddy wore the coat anyways and just tried not to lift his arm above his mid-section! |
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Dunno who Lootie is, but I've removed them before. I used a pair of large'ish wire cutters to hack apart the plastic "hat" on the inside. Some of those have metal ball bearings that are held next to the shaft, and they use a magnet to pull them away from the shaft to allow the hat to be removed. Start hacking at it without pulling on the shaft much, so you don't break the vial and spill the dye. Or use a dremel. |
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Dunno who Lootie is, but I've removed them before. I used a pair of large'ish wire cutters to hack apart the plastic "hat" on the inside. Some of those have metal ball bearings that are held next to the shaft, and they use a magnet to pull them away from the shaft to allow the hat to be removed. Start hacking at it without pulling on the shaft much, so you don't break the vial and spill the dye. Or use a dremel. YOU don't know who LOOTIE is?? Lootie was the subject of an inconic picture from Hurricane Katrina (iirc). 
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Are they supposed to leak, or something? I wondered on that when I cut the last one off, since I was told they had ink in them. Quoted:
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Wrap a plastic bag around both sides, to contain the ink. Then just pull it apart. No guarantee you won't still get some ink on there. Take them back to the store if you have the receipt and they should take it off for you. Had to do it plenty of times as a Sears cashier in high school. Are they supposed to leak, or something? I wondered on that when I cut the last one off, since I was told they had ink in them. When you forcefully pull them apart, an ink pack explodes, staining it permanently. That shit will never wash out. |
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Dunno who Lootie is, but I've removed them before. I used a pair of large'ish wire cutters to hack apart the plastic "hat" on the inside. Some of those have metal ball bearings that are held next to the shaft, and they use a magnet to pull them away from the shaft to allow the hat to be removed. Start hacking at it without pulling on the shaft much, so you don't break the vial and spill the dye. Or use a dremel. 19K plus posts and you've never met Lootie 
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I had the same issue, decided to just make them into shorts: http://thedailyquantum.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/man-in-daisy-dukes.jpg You should be banned for that 
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Wrap a plastic bag around both sides, to contain the ink. Then just pull it apart. No guarantee you won't still get some ink on there. Take them back to the store if you have the receipt and they should take it off for you. Had to do it plenty of times as a Sears cashier in high school. this. Hair spray will keep the ink from setting. Wash immediately. You won't be wearing them today. |
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Rubber bands lots of rubber bands between the cloth and bigger part of the sensor. Just keep wrapping it around. It will pop off.
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In before some fast draw staff warns me of advocating illegal activity... 
L E G A L L Y purchased from Smith's, 400 S. Quoted:
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Where'd you steal it from? In before some fast draw staff warns me of advocating illegal activity...
L E G A L L Y purchased from Smith's, 400 S. Next question. Why do you have a doll on your dresser? |
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Where'd you steal it from? In before some fast draw staff warns me of advocating illegal activity...
L E G A L L Y purchased from Smith's, 400 S. Next question. Why do you have a doll on your dresser? That's a side board in our office. My wife collects the really old bisque head dolls. Very fragile and some as much as a nice firearm. I re-string them or make a finger for them for her. That's me with dad's guitar in 1975 or so. |
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Quoted: I had the same issue, decided to just make them into shorts: http://thedailyquantum.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/man-in-daisy-dukes.jpg  |