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Do you plan to get some training or just going to jump on and hope for the best?610lb dry weight
Do you plan to get some training or just going to jump on and hope for the best?610lb dry weight
I plan on getting training a the place I bought it.Do you plan to get some training or just going to jump on and hope for the best?
I...need this in my collection.Finally the 4K of Robocop has been released. I’m not sure what the future holds for MGM films on physical formats as Amazon now own them. I suspect possible streaming only, I guess time will tell.
Lovely release as always from Arrow. 2 discs, both directors cut and theatrical get their own 4K with bonuses.
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The poster is part of the set. 👍I...need this in my collection.
That original print (not 1980's original, but original) movie poster too.
Despite being a fan of metal, I've listened to very little of them. What I've heard is alright, and I would consider them an acquired taste. If nothing else, listen to Bleed. The drumming is considered to be very difficult, at least the bass drumming part. You've got to have some stamina in those legs.I keep getting YouTube recommendations for Meshuggah. Are they any good? I haven’t yet had a listen.
I’ll give it a go. I do like technical drumming but that usually comes in the form of multiple drummers (Slipknot). I’ll give Bleed a try and if the glove fits… I’ll progress to an album.Despite being a fan of metal, I've listened to very little of them. What I've heard is alright, and I would consider them an acquired taste. If nothing else, listen to Bleed. The drumming is considered to be very difficult, at least the bass drumming part. You've got to have some stamina in those legs.
Best way to put it, have to ease into it.Despite being a fan of metal, I've listened to very little of them. What I've heard is alright, and I would consider them an acquired taste. If nothing else, listen to Bleed. The drumming is considered to be very difficult, at least the bass drumming part. You've got to have some stamina in those legs.
After Carmax gives you the price they are going to give you say OK, I'm slapping a 2,000 dollar destination fee on it! After all you are taking it to them.CarMax is offering more for the Challenger than I paid for it 2 years and 16k miles ago, and I very rarely get to use the power the way it was meant to be used, so I decided to see what was good in the world of sporty-ish compacts. I've always liked the style of the current Mazda 3, and the upscale interior, but the output of the N/A motor wasn't enough punch for me. With the turbo providing good power and unreasonable amounts of torque I figured I'd at least give it a test drive.
I fell in love immediately, but I went to a more local dealer after the one in question tried to pull every shady move in the book on me. The local dealer found one that was in the port and said it should arrive in a week or so, so I put a down payment on it, and one week(or so) later here she is.
2022 Mazda 3 Turbo Hatchback in Polymetal Gray
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The Challenger goes to CarMax in two days, and I will always miss the angry noises of that 6.4l V8, but I am in love with this little Mazda. It's like my ideal blend of comfort, sporty, stylish, and efficient and I'm actually excited for my drive from MD to Miami that's coming up in a few weeks. I'm itching to go for another drive as I sit here typing this, actually. Plus I've always had a soft spot in my heart for wagons and hatchbacks, and I saw my chance to finally own a great one.
Also very strongly considering removing the front plate and taking my chances