From a thread on the Sagittarius site...
Riser Length Weight
Inches Grams Lbs Oz
Samick Mizar 23 920 2 0
Stylist Sapphire 23 992 2 3
Stylist Supreme 25 992 2 3
Merlin Apex 1080 2 6
Yamaha Eolla 25 1095 2 7
BMG Extreme 24 1100 2 7
Win & Win KAP Evolution 2 23 1100 2 7
Win & Win KAP Surprise 24 1100 2 7
Stylist Supreme 25 1106 2 7
Win & Win Winact 23 1120 2 8
Hoyt Radian 1130 2 8
Petron S3 23 1134 2 8
PSE X-Factor 25 1134 2 8
Yamaha Super Feel Forged 23 1145 2 8
Hoyt GM TD4+ 25 1150 2 9
Samick Agulla 25 1150 2 9
Hoyt Elan 25 1160 2 9
Martin Aurora 24 1162 2 9
Best Zenit 23 1190 2 10
Win & Win Toutall 25 1190 2 10
Hoyt Aerotec 23 1191 2 10
Hoyt Matrix 23 1191 2 10
Bernardini Nilo 23 1200 2 10
Win & Win KAP Winstar 25 1200 2 10
Win & Win Winact 25 1200 2 10
Bernadini Ghibli 25 1210 2 11
Spigarelli Explorer 23 1215 2 11
Petron S3 25 1219 2 11
Bernardini Nilo 25 1220 2 11
Bernardini Tuareg 25 1220 2 11
Sky Conquest 1230 2 11
Spigarelli Explorer 25 1230 2 11
Hoyt Matrix 25 1247 2 12
PSE Universal 1250 2 12
Hoyt Avalon 1270 2 13
PSE Intrepid 25 1270 2 13
Samick Agulla Ultra 25 1275 2 13
Bernardini Aladin 25 1300 2 14
Best Moon 25 1300 2 14
Win & Win KAP Certi-Q 25 1300 2 14
Hoyt Aerotec 25 1304 2 14
Browning Olympian 1320 2 15
PSE Zone 1320 2 15
Win & Win Exfeel 25 1320 2 15
Win & Win Infinite 25 1320 2 15
Green Horn Victory B+ 25 1335 2 15
Yamaha SFF 2 1340 2 15
Best Zenit 25 1350 3 0
Spigarelli 2001 V.B.S. 1380 3 1
Samick Masters 25 1400 3 1
Spigarelli 2001 25 1400 3 1
Win & Win Xpert 25 1400 3 1
Hoyt Axis 25 1550 3 7
KG Nemesis 24 1758 3 14
Keeping the world up to date with me.
Friday, August 05, 2005
Thursday, August 04, 2005
Border security, UK Style
We're stopping them coming in, but we can't stop them getting out. A great little analysis on the inanity of UK border controls and IT.
The Crash is coming and there is nothing we can do about it.
Gitterdammerung (The Twilight of the Gits)
"...first bear in mind the difference between today's greedy git versus someone hit by the Crash of '29. Our forbearers maybe lived it up too much in the Roaring Twenties, but they had also survived the trenches of the Somme, so they were better accustomed to hardship than today's spoilt Baby Boomer who suffers anxiety attacks while stuck in traffic. Will the gits buckle down and work three shifts a day as my grandfather did? Or throw all their toys out of the cot and turn nasty? No prizes for guessing."
from a Social Affairs Unit weblog.
"...first bear in mind the difference between today's greedy git versus someone hit by the Crash of '29. Our forbearers maybe lived it up too much in the Roaring Twenties, but they had also survived the trenches of the Somme, so they were better accustomed to hardship than today's spoilt Baby Boomer who suffers anxiety attacks while stuck in traffic. Will the gits buckle down and work three shifts a day as my grandfather did? Or throw all their toys out of the cot and turn nasty? No prizes for guessing."
from a Social Affairs Unit weblog.
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