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28 'Dog Rockets.'
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nick09
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- nlck09
Got another one of these except it cost me $18.99 with shipping. Getting one for myself since I was impressed by it, not going to use a cheap 6 outlet surge protector, and get the mess of cables into a form of control and tidiness.
BELKIN BE112230-08 8 Feet 12 Outlet Surge Protector - $19.98 w/ shipping:
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- NotThePrez
- NotThePrez
And coming soon via Amazon:
- 5,196
- Kuala Lumpur
- CHVRCHES_GTP
Yeah, I know that one. Looks hotter than the blue one that I have but since I found the blue one, can't resist. I will never be too sure when I'll ever see one again.
Doesn't stop me from buying one if I saw the white one through!
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The Alienware M14x R2! (... Dellenware!)
In Nebula Red!
Got it configured with mostly the top of the line kit;
SKU: V510402SG
Intel Core i7-3720QM (4-cores/8-threads, 2.6GHz~3.6GHz with 6MB cache) w/ HD4000 Graphics
Intel HM77 (Panther Point) Platform Controller Hub
16GB (2x 8192MB SODIMM) DDR3-1600 RAM
nVIDIA GeForce GT 650M (GK107) 2048MB GDDR5 with Optimus @ 745~835MHz core & 1000MHz memory
32GB M-SATA-6Gbps SSD (caching drive configured with Intel Smart Response Technology)
750GB 7,200RPM 16MB cache HDD
6x Blu-ray reader + 8x DVDRW + CDRW combo slot-loading drive
Creative Sound Blaster Recon3Di Azalia HD-compliant 7.1 audio with THX TruStudio Pro, 2.1 speakers by Klipsch
Bigfoot Networks (Qualcomm) Killer 1202 (a/b/g/n 2.4GHz/5GHz + BlueTooth 4.0)
14" 1600x900 HD+ (131ppi) LED-backlit TN-LCD Glossy screen (40% Adobe-RGB gamut, 623:1 contrast ratio)
3 years international Premier Service with 3 years Complete Cover
Gotta find an anti-glare matte screen protector now though...
...Well, actually, I just ordered it, I should get it in a week or two. Pics when that happens.
In Nebula Red!
Got it configured with mostly the top of the line kit;
SKU: V510402SG
Intel Core i7-3720QM (4-cores/8-threads, 2.6GHz~3.6GHz with 6MB cache) w/ HD4000 Graphics
Intel HM77 (Panther Point) Platform Controller Hub
16GB (2x 8192MB SODIMM) DDR3-1600 RAM
nVIDIA GeForce GT 650M (GK107) 2048MB GDDR5 with Optimus @ 745~835MHz core & 1000MHz memory
32GB M-SATA-6Gbps SSD (caching drive configured with Intel Smart Response Technology)
750GB 7,200RPM 16MB cache HDD
6x Blu-ray reader + 8x DVDRW + CDRW combo slot-loading drive
Creative Sound Blaster Recon3Di Azalia HD-compliant 7.1 audio with THX TruStudio Pro, 2.1 speakers by Klipsch
Bigfoot Networks (Qualcomm) Killer 1202 (a/b/g/n 2.4GHz/5GHz + BlueTooth 4.0)
14" 1600x900 HD+ (131ppi) LED-backlit TN-LCD Glossy screen (40% Adobe-RGB gamut, 623:1 contrast ratio)
3 years international Premier Service with 3 years Complete Cover
Gotta find an anti-glare matte screen protector now though...
...Well, actually, I just ordered it, I should get it in a week or two. Pics when that happens.
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- GTP_FoolKiller
- FoolKiller1979
PatrickPut them on the roof of your car and mess with people.
And get arrested.
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- Melbourne
- GTP_Brando-K
Sounds like a plan.
I bought a paddock stand today direct from the supplier. They vary in cost here in oz from $50-$250 and a decent one will usually set you back $130+, I got mine for <$70 and the sales guy said that in store their brand goes for $200. So I'm quite happy with the price.
As you can see it lifts the front or back of the bike depending on if I take the top section off or leave it on.
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Best. Shoes. Ever. They make walking so much better. Forgot to mention running.
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