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cb6000 - 4/18/2008 11:09:12 AM

ageingdom

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I would like to hear from subs or domme's on the use of CB6000's.

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RE: cb6000 - 4/18/2008 6:12:10 PM

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Mine didn't fit :( That 1/8th inch really makes a difference. I ended up getting a curve. Since I knew the ring size from the 6000, I ordered the solid ring, the curve, the pins, the spacers all separately. Since I didn't need all the other parts it made it much cheaper.

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RE: cb6000 - 4/18/2008 7:36:45 PM

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I've heard more than one complaint about the cb 6000 being inneffective. It seems too easy to slip out of?

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RE: cb6000 - 4/19/2008 4:01:26 PM

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I own a 6000 i find that i am a little to large for the tube it self at times the vents on the side are filled with skin. Still waiting to find the domme that wants to hold the key.

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RE: cb6000 - 4/22/2008 5:50:03 PM

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I just bought one and it was delivered today. It was surprisingly difficult to put on, and I'm sadly far from well endowed. I think one of the reasons was that simply holding it in my hand made me hard. I've been wearing it for about an hour now and as much as I think this is going to be a challenge, I'm more desperate than ever to find a key holder. Something about having the key in my possession takes away from the experience. It's a good piece of equipment though. I would recommend it.

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RE: cb6000 - 4/22/2008 5:59:42 PM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: ageingdom

I would like to hear from subs or domme's on the use of CB6000's.

They have a CB6000 now?

I saw one a few years back...the CB2000...didn't look much different than the CB1000, a little more locking than the previous, a few more pieces to it....amazing...if this keeps up they'll have a CB7,844,933 in less than 10 years and the thing will not only cover your entire damn head, but half your fucking house and require 3 different codes from 7 different people just to unzip your fucking pants!

And what happens if your neighbors garage door opener has the same code as your CB7,844,933? Are you gonna end up having to turn your car stereo off just to take a freakin leak?

I'm just damned thankful I'm almost done with my antigrav device.

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RE: cb6000 - 4/23/2008 5:34:09 AM

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*evil grins* Gee! I hear so many stories of subs trying to find key holders. I'm starting to get this truely evil desire to accept those keys from every one of them and put them on a little car key rack... What FUN it would be to send someone the WRONG key! *peals of evil laughter as I run off to work with that happy thought!*

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RE: cb6000 - 4/23/2008 6:47:57 AM

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. . . What FUN it would be to send someone the WRONG key! *peals of evil laughter as I run off to work with that happy thought!*

And you know how often the postal service loses mail

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RE: cb6000 - 4/23/2008 7:55:01 AM

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I have had many packages lost in the mail or damaged in the mail. I have even had a box show up all busted up and it had stuff in it that wasn't mine, or recieved a part of a box with the address on it asking me if I recieved the contents. Um no you lost the books that were in the rest of the box.

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RE: cb6000 - 4/23/2008 9:29:49 AM

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quote:

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I have had many packages lost in the mail or damaged in the mail. I have even had a box show up all busted up and it had stuff in it that wasn't mine, or recieved a part of a box with the address on it asking me if I recieved the contents. Um no you lost the books that were in the rest of the box.

See, it *could* happen. <Snickers>

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RE: cb6000 - 4/23/2008 9:39:38 AM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: MsStarlett

*evil grins* Gee! I hear so many stories of subs trying to find key holders. I'm starting to get this truely evil desire to accept those keys from every one of them and put them on a little car key rack... What FUN it would be to send someone the WRONG key! *peals of evil laughter as I run off to work with that happy thought!*

Such wicked thoughts are true inspiration!

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RE: cb6000 - 4/25/2008 7:30:08 PM

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I have a CB6000 and I really like it. It fits me great. I would highly reccomend it.

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