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16th October 2012 - 03:12 PM
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julio_vasquez
Post #3015
QUOTE (PROXENETA @ Oct 17 2012, 10:39 AM)  VIP Tickets. Cheap  I went and seen these guys with my mrs earlier this year, its awesome ! |
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wolfman101
Post #3016
QUOTE (Catapult @ Oct 17 2012, 09:59 AM) Donce and kabana no doubt?! Also for poofs. I generally buy Gucci, Armani and more recently, Zegna. |
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wolfman101
Post #3017
QUOTE (Catapult @ Oct 17 2012, 09:59 AM) Donce and kabana no doubt?! Also for poofs. I generally buy Gucci, Armani and more recently, Zegna. |
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Rileys
Post #3020
QUOTE (Aarie @ Oct 16 2012, 09:43 PM) I do not disagree that an old fashion lace up shoe is the best choice in any and all formal occasions. My argument was that a slip on loafer bridges the gap between formal (suit, pants shirt blah blah blah) and semi-formal (jeans, jacket etc.) nicely and I would be lost without mine. I've had them for nearly 6 years now and I hope they never break. But still, do want. They look exactly like a pair of Julius Marlows I have, but I'm guessing not from the price. Prada? totally agree. Although finding a comfortable loafer isnt easy. My favorite looking pair have my feet in agony if I have to walk any distance in them. |
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wolfman101
Post #3021
QUOTE (Rileys @ Oct 17 2012, 04:18 PM) totally agree. Although finding a comfortable loafer isnt easy. My favorite looking pair have my feet in agony if I have to walk any distance in them. Pointy clown shoes just look silly with a suit. |
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Twat In The Hat
Post #3029
QUOTE (lo_rolla @ Oct 19 2012, 04:15 PM) Shimano Stella 18000 and PE5 Daiwa Saltiga Braid... WTF did you just call me?  Nice. |
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Twat In The Hat
Post #3032
QUOTE (Aarie @ Oct 20 2012, 05:43 PM) You're for poofs! Shark RSI Pro Mutix (it's a little more ostentacious than my usual but it was 68% off.  RST Fusion suit  Ehh. Are shark still using just plastic for their helmets? |
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bloodzkull
Post #3033
QUOTE (Aarie @ Oct 20 2012, 04:43 PM) RST Fusion suit screw you little guys i need a custom made suit, literally NONE fit me |
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Aarie
Post #3034
QUOTE (Twat In The Hat @ Oct 20 2012, 05:45 PM) Ehh. Are shark still using just plastic for their helmets? No Fiberglass and carbon fiber, they make excelent helmets. Was by faaar the best fit for my head and it's comfy and cool too. Makes my old Rjays one feel like (more) of a piece of sh!t. |
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8700s14
Post #3035
QUOTE (Aarie @ Oct 20 2012, 06:41 PM) No Fiberglass and carbon fiber, they make excelent helmets. Was by faaar the best fit for my head and it's comfy and cool too. Makes my old Rjays one feel like (more) of a piece of sh!t. That is probably because your Rjays helmet WAS in fact a piece of sh!t! OT, a pair of these: 
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Aarie
Post #3036
QUOTE (8700s14 @ Oct 20 2012, 06:49 PM) That is probably because your Rjays helmet WAS in fact a piece of sh!t! OT, a pair of these: snip Pilot roads 2s? Let me know how they go, I'm up for a set in the near future. I know it was, it got thrown in with my bike, I value my head. Though it was a comfy fit. |
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8700s14
Post #3038
QUOTE (Aarie @ Oct 20 2012, 07:03 PM) Pilot roads 2s? Let me know how they go, I'm up for a set in the near future. I know it was, it got thrown in with my bike, I value my head. Though it was a comfy fit. TBH, I had a RJays helmet and didn't mind all that much (going back a fair while now). I only picked up the bike today, so still scrubbing them in, will let you know how they fair, very much mixed opinions on whether they should be used on a 'super-sports' bike or not, sort of more aimed at the sporty cruiser type bikes. Mind you, there are plenty of people using them getting 10,000km out of them and recon they give heaps of grip at big lean angles. Time will tell. I got them for the mileage, can't afford to spend $500 on a pair of tyres every 4-5 months. |
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Aarie
Post #3039
QUOTE (8700s14 @ Oct 24 2012, 01:32 PM) TBH, I had a RJays helmet and didn't mind all that much (going back a fair while now). I only picked up the bike today, so still scrubbing them in, will let you know how they fair, very much mixed opinions on whether they should be used on a 'super-sports' bike or not, sort of more aimed at the sporty cruiser type bikes. Mind you, there are plenty of people using them getting 10,000km out of them and recon they give heaps of grip at big lean angles. Time will tell. I got them for the mileage, can't afford to spend $500 on a pair of tyres every 4-5 months. Rjays are one of the better cheap lids in my opinion. A friends big brother has those tyres on an Sv650, he rides that thing hard and thinks they're great. Everything is a compramise, I'm with you though. |
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bandit_corolla
Post #3040
This! |
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Zimma
Post #3043
QUOTE (PROXENETA @ Oct 26 2012, 05:31 PM) EB? saw that. any good? MSY, was $10 cheaper there, so far quite good but since I don't have the biggest hands and i'm coming from an Arc Mouse it feels huge, going to 2-5x the dpi is amazing. Tracks so much better than my old mouse, can actually use photoshop properly again and well nail someone in the head with the AWP So yeah better than my last 2 microsoft wireless mice, probably comparable so far to the Razer something blue thing that my friend has. Would've liked a few more buttons but too tight to pay more than about $40 when most of my mouses don't last more than 6 months. |
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SAM993
Post #3044
Speaking of mice, I also bought a new one. I think it was like $55 ish. Also a ton of games because they game up really cheap, darksiders 1&2, prototype 1&2, mass effect series and a ton more I can't remember. Also an 85-93 corolla workshop manual time to attempt replace the funked (hopefully it is) head gasket. |
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