Yes, the rules are the same too. Its a touch slower but just as aggressive the higher the level.Pocshy2.0 wrote:
Field hockey looks like tonnes of fun. I would love to play, but as Jay has hinted at it's not popular as a men's sport in NA. Would women's equipment be the same as men's?
Fruit boot it.uziq wrote:
seriously considering a fixed gear bike to get around my little town on for tutoring work.
n.b the town is extremely flat
ibid. i live central where a parking permit for a town car would cost half my monthly rent.
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People complain all the time. They get most upset when you come in with a specific problem they need diagnosed and realize they have to pay for that to happen. We aren't a construction company. You don't get a free estimate by just coming in.Pocshy2.0 wrote:
Who complains about car maintenance costs? I think more people complain about the mechanics upselling old ladies.
uzi was a lil froot booter in his day.Pocshy2.0 wrote:
Fruit boot it.uziq wrote:
seriously considering a fixed gear bike to get around my little town on for tutoring work.
n.b the town is extremely flat
ibid. i live central where a parking permit for a town car would cost half my monthly rent.
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yeah but charging $100 to hook up an OBD sensor is a little ridiculous. Don't pretend auto shops don't make serious coin just on that alone.SuperJail Warden wrote:
People complain all the time. They get most upset when you come in with a specific problem they need diagnosed and realize they have to pay for that to happen. We aren't a construction company. You don't get a free estimate by just coming in.Pocshy2.0 wrote:
Who complains about car maintenance costs? I think more people complain about the mechanics upselling old ladies.
says the mid-30 something buying scandinavian backpacks worn by hip adolescents.Jay wrote:
Buy a fedora too
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i was actually, and compared with other gen x / extreme sports trends to come out of that painful decade, i think i did pretty well.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
uzi was a lil froot booter in his day.Pocshy2.0 wrote:
Fruit boot it.uziq wrote:
seriously considering a fixed gear bike to get around my little town on for tutoring work.
n.b the town is extremely flat
ibid. i live central where a parking permit for a town car would cost half my monthly rent.
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I didn't buy the backpack, I bought the shoulder bag. I think the backpacks are hideous.uziq wrote:
says the mid-30 something buying scandinavian backpacks worn by hip adolescents.Jay wrote:
Buy a fedora too
here's me wearing one in paris, in 2012.
it was my gf's and i was only wearing it because i'm a fucking GENT. a hip gent.
jay you are gonna look ridiculous with that bag. i bet you only bought it because it had scandinavian alphabet characters in its name and you thought it would be neat and 'authentic' with your seventh-generation one eighth estonian genes.
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You aren't paying for just the cost of sticking a terminal to the car. You are paying to have someone take a look at it that is trained with and has a lot of experience with that type of car. You are also using someone's time that could be used doing something else.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
yeah but charging $100 to hook up an OBD sensor is a little ridiculous. Don't pretend auto shops don't make serious coin just on that alone.SuperJail Warden wrote:
People complain all the time. They get most upset when you come in with a specific problem they need diagnosed and realize they have to pay for that to happen. We aren't a construction company. You don't get a free estimate by just coming in.Pocshy2.0 wrote:
Who complains about car maintenance costs? I think more people complain about the mechanics upselling old ladies.
if you don't cringe at the attitudes and views you had even 5 years ago, you're probably doing something wrongKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
I liked pearl jam but i never got into the whole grunge scene. I dressed typical suburban middle class. dressed super trendy in high school and first few years of college. I actually remember an introductory speech I had to give in college where I said i wanted to own my own clothing label. pretty cringey looking back.
Is she hot?Jay wrote:
I want pho. I gotta ask our Vietnamese intern to bring me some of her mom's spring rolls again. Yum.
Wha? Pearl Jam was like middle school. I had some flannel shirts, not gonna lie.uziq wrote:
i really hope this convo doesn't nosedive into ken and jay now comparing 90's pearl jam anecdotes
