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Old 21-07-2004, 21:50   #11
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Re: Why are torches always held underhand by the police?

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Originally Posted by Incognitas
After constantly losing torch after torch and running out of batteries at the wrong time I gave up and bought a rechargable brute of a monster torch.Now no one can steal it to read under the covers because it's got a beam like a lighthouse(they might as well use the main light) and it never runs out of juice at the wrong time.

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My dad got me a 3million candle power torch at christmas - which you could fry an egg if you shined the beam on it.

But it's too bulky to make an effective knobbiling torch - which - to be honest - is why i love my maglite
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