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QFT. Monster trucks = REAL Godzirra.

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It's b/c you're a McBapie. No worries. Most of us were raised on McD's and Taco Bell. Your body is use to garbage and being dehydrated. Fix that. Short term it sucks. Long term you'll feel better than you ever have. All good advice.

Sold. Lock it up. Thanks all.

Bingo. The tat don't lie. I did this a couple years ago. Drank a ton of Mt. Dew. Switched to consuming 1/2 my body weights worth of water (in ounces) and haven't looked back. The first few days will be rough. Headaches and such. It's the addiction. Like anything else, don't look to replace it with other chemicals. That won't solve anything. Just down water and tough it out. That's my advice anyway. If you want a natural caffeine fix there are many out there. Coffee is my fav. Add a little honey and you're good to go.

Not everyone hides from it...

Biggest problem I saw while working in finance.

You'd be fine. http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w275/tholiver/guns/shotgunlethalityrange.jpg

Dad got a 770 .270 with some trigger work done and a scope at OVO for ~$300 I believe. Good rifle. I have had 3 Savage BA's. Can't recommend them enough. Currently have the 93 .22WMR. It's enough for coyotes but def wouldn't try for deer unless it was a defense situation as yours was and I had no other options. I also have a 12g and 9mm carbine, so I have some options. I'd say you can't go wrong with any reputable brand. I personally prefer Savage rifles, but YMMV. Hope this helps.

Tell that to this guy. http://scriptshadow.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/castaway_786_poster.jpg

Kinda my point. You can get a good hybrid (or mt/road bike) and NOT have to spend thousands. I could have bought a $3K bike...but then I would have been further in debt. I'm just not THAT into riding. Have friends that are. Not for me. At $350 (normally ~$500 I think) the Giant Cypress was PERFECT for me, especially at the size I was when I started.

Did the same. Then bought an "expensive bike". I highly recommend not getting a Wal*Mart cheapie. YMMV. My Giant cost me $350 since it was the previous years model. Sold it for $250 last summer. Bought it at Cyclist Connection and they do the tune/check ups for free. My expensive bike cost me $100 in the long run. OR if you go to retagit like my friend did, you get that same $350 bike for ~$200-$250. If ya sell it later and have taken care of it you could potentially not lose any money.

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In 4 pics. Congrats.

shrug.jpg If they don't plan on fixing anything these will be black balled in a hurry.

Couldn't tell if it was dem beats or the car making noise in the rolling shots.

Best reply? "Never buy the first generation."

I would also recommend retagit. Friend got a nice giant hybrid for half the new price.

Can't speak on the mt. bikes since I haven't had one, but for riding on paved roads and mild packed dirt trails I used a Giant Cypress. I'm 6'1" and started riding at 350 pounds. Highly recommend. I road mostly on the road, and not on trails with roots sticking out or anything extreme, but I loved this bike. I would look into a good giant. Go to Cyclist Connection. They'll take care of you and will do free checks on your bike for life. My buddy works for Specialized and swears by them so maybe they're worth looking into.

Have a droid. Had an S3, then the S3 broke, now I'm back to my droid. NEVAR. AGAIN.

Can't wait to see the end result and updates along the way.

Proof is in the pudding.

Needs "Doge Dart" added for 10/10.

Nor is it particularly roomy. They offer a turbo 1.4L. Gets good MPGs. That's about it.

Samsung. It's all I'll use anymore.