Balance me.

[Yo_Yo]

Erm... Why does a cotton head wrap, which by the description I assume is a strip of cotton... yarn or what ever it is tied in the back take more cotton then a t-shirt? I mean good gracious man.

Same thing is the problem with the cotton facewrap. Or what ever the big bandage is called.

[Where are all the monkeys]

There are really a huge number of these imbalances, for instance, a rubber tapping knife uses more steel than a claymore!

[Anthony Roberts]

There are really a huge number of these imbalances, for instance, a rubber tapping knife uses more steel than a claymore!

That's for good reason, so shut it

As for the clothing imbalance, you must also realise that a headwrap is THICKER than a shirt. ...Yeah, okay, that's the best excuse I could come up with.

[The Industriallist]

There are really a huge number of these imbalances, for instance, a rubber tapping knife uses more steel than a claymore!

That's for good reason, so shut it

You mean like the carving knife?

Not that I think you should make the rubber knife any cheaper...

[nitefyre]

There are really a huge number of these imbalances, for instance, a rubber tapping knife uses more steel than a claymore!

That's for good reason, so shut it

You mean like the carving knife?

Not that I think you should make the rubber knife any cheaper...

The carving knife has already been changed to a lower value.

[Anthony Roberts]

RUBBER TAPPING KNIFE.

Let's all learn to read today.

[Nick]

There are really a huge number of these imbalances, for instance, a rubber tapping knife uses more steel than a claymore!

That's for good reason, so shut it

You mean like the carving knife?

Not that I think you should make the rubber knife any cheaper...

The carving knife has already been changed to a lower value.

Thanks.
That's obviously why he mentioned it, Nitefyre.