@$@!$ So I lost my wedding ring in the snow

[mrbanffgirl]

Do you know where you lost it? a friend of mine did the same thing and he called the calgary metal detection club (or something along those lines) and they found it for him for a donation to their club! i think he slipped them $50 better than having your nuts in a purse for a long time and having to buy a new one!

[Nufy]

There's a Club for Metal detectors ???????

[Jordan!]

All I have is some advice: The ring is a material item. The bond you have with your wife is the real "ring". I say you both go out and get rings tattooed after this one.






... and post pics and videos of the process on CP.

[HOOT]

Originally Posted by Nufy

There's a Club for Metal detectors ???????

Exactly my thought.

http://www.cmdc.org/

[Boblobla]

http://www.richsventures.com/richs.htm

Might be cheaper than a new ring.

[I-Hate-Hulse]

Forget something designed to kill weeds. This is what you need:

It'sa snowblower. Or better said, a snow melter. The ones above use Klimov VK-1 engines from Mig-15 planes. The one from Tuesday could have been the engine from a Mig-17. They also use these to melt ice on other planes engines--while waiting on the cold Russian airport runways--and train tracks, as you can see in the gallery (in that case, they used half the plane).

[Fozzie_DeBear]

Originally Posted by I-Hate-Hulse

Forget something designed to kill weeds. This is what you need:

It'sa snowblower. Or better said, a snow melter. The ones above use Klimov VK-1 engines from Mig-15 planes. The one from Tuesday could have been the engine from a Mig-17. They also use these to melt ice on other planes engines--while waiting on the cold Russian airport runways--and train tracks, as you can see in the gallery (in that case, they used half the plane).

I wonder if these would be effective in clearing minefields?

[Barnes]

Originally Posted by Fozzie_DeBear

I wonder if these would be effective in clearing minefields?

They used something similar to put out the Kuwaiti oil fires.

[Jayems]

Most of the snow has already melted and there is no sign of the ring. I give it less than 0.005% chance I'll see it again.

[sclitheroe]

Originally Posted by I-Hate-Hulse

Forget something designed to kill weeds. This is what you need:

It'sa snowblower. Or better said, a snow melter. The ones above use Klimov VK-1 engines from Mig-15 planes. The one from Tuesday could have been the engine from a Mig-17. They also use these to melt ice on other planes engines--while waiting on the cold Russian airport runways--and train tracks, as you can see in the gallery (in that case, they used half the plane).

You know what's funny - you don't even have to know they are Mig engines to guess that's a Russian idea - to point a running jet engine at the nose of an airliner to de-ice it.