There’s a metal retaining ring that fits over the button to keep it in place. I don’t know if the ring is press-fit or if it has threads. Someone who has disassembled it would know.
Given that there are no notches for an unscrewing tool, my guess would be press-fit.
Do you have his Facebook link page?
No response after 6 emails.
My order still not received (order from 4 Nov…)
Very poor after sale service… I hope GT shipment will be done or I will open PayPal dispute
You can find him on the Flashlight Fanatics page on Facebook. Just search for Neal Zhang. However, I’d recommend opening a PayPal dispute instead, in the event that you do need to escalate (and the dispute begins as an innocuous buyer-seller interaction anyway). November 4th is more than 2 months ago… quite ridiculous, in my opinion!
I will give it till Mid January then I’ll contact Neal on Facebook. All in all with the GT being such a big hit and getting married I’m sure he is still up to his ears with orders. I’m sure its on its way to me by now. :+1:
I hope there isn’t any unfortunate personal backstory behind that thought. Usually a partner is a source of joy and support, not a chore to deal with. Imagining the latter kinda makes me want to go back to bed and try to forget.
Joke not missed, just intentionally misinterpreted to make a point in a relatively mild manner.
The reception really depends on the audience. In a stereotypical scenario, hearing a joke like this, many of the guys will laugh and move on, perhaps even forgetting it a moment later. Many of the wives in attendance laugh too, but politely because they’ve heard a lifetime of jokes at their expense and don’t find it funny, and then they’ll “forget” to invite the joke-teller to any future events. A casual observer likely wouldn’t even notice a difference.
Jokes are good. Jokes help make BLF a wonderful place. There’s nothing wrong with that, and I appreciate people adding humor, especially when threads are getting negative. Jokes tend to be a bit risky though, if they touch on controversial topics, and can backfire. Often silently, since those in the out-group tend to avoid rather than speak up, so the only feedback is positive and it keeps happening. I don’t think any harm is intended, but I also don’t want this type of cycle to continue, so I try to put some friction in the process to help it stop without any dramatic collisions.
If I wrote the first thing which came to mind though, or if I wrote what my partner said about the joke, it would, um, violate at least half of the forum’s rules.
ToyKeeper, I fully understand where you are coming from here. The guys at my old workplace made jokes like this constantly, and it got really annoying. They’d talk about their girlfriends/wives like they were some sort of burden that they were forced to tolerate. I couldn’t imagine talking about my GF that way. Like, your S/O is supposed to make your life better; if they don’t, then what on earth are you doing?
I always thought that kind of stuff was awful, and I wasn’t even on the receiving end of it.