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Zlatan Imhobitch posted:They look like 3SDMs which are cheap as balls. I've never heard of that company before. Cheap, and from the website terrible. http://www.3sdm.co.uk/
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They're actually pretty good. My friend Paddy runs 0.01s on his E90 and can't fault them.  I think I might run the same on my 46 until I can afford enkeis or volks or something cool.
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blugu64 posted:How dare you. Look who you're quoting.
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Shifty Pony posted:This is certainly a thing of some sort. Houston or Dallas?
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88h88 posted:I don't know exactly how it got lost in translation when it went over the Atlantic but ain't nobody else in the world using glowsticks at a dubstep night other than kids in the US. Everyone else in the world also stopped using the word 'rave' in the 90s and got rid of the neon clothing about the same time and look back on those days with shame. You must have missed the Klaxons and the terrible "new rave" movement out of the UK in the not-so-distant past.
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88h88 posted:I don't know exactly how it got lost in translation when it went over the Atlantic but ain't nobody else in the world using glowsticks at a dubstep night other than kids in the US. Everyone else in the world also stopped using the word 'rave' in the 90s and got rid of the neon clothing about the same time and look back on those days with shame. This is actually about the point where electronic music peaked before its decline, and why 15 years on the big name DJs still spin stuff you heard from back then at Ministry. Blame the 90s for the fashion.
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veedubfreak posted:Houston or Dallas? Austin.
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Glowsticks are rare anyway - most kids these days use LEDs in the tips of gloves, before that it was spinning LEDs on strings.
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dphi posted:You must have missed the Klaxons and the terrible "new rave" movement out of the UK in the not-so-distant past. I think it was more 'blocked that poo poo from my memory' than missed it. I'm not sure if I'm annoyed at you for reminding me. 
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Das Volk posted:This is actually about the point where electronic music peaked before its decline, Can't comment on the rest but this is so drat true. Electronic music from the '90s was the best. I don't know if I have geezer syndrome creeping in but I really don't like pretty much any mainstream modern music. Wish I'd had my phone on me but recently I saw a bus on the back of a truck that I couldn't decide whether it was awesome or terrible. It looked old. It also looked like someone had transplanted a tram or train carriage on to a truck chassis right up to the bonnet with the truck windshield grafted nto the middle. It was so drat weird looking and I have no idea how to describe it properly. It looked incredibly awkward but kind of cool too.
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The only bands that I consistently listen to and keep up with their new material are Mastodon, Korpiklaani, and Animals As Leaders. Blue (Da ba dee) is still the best 90's song come fight me  .
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General_Failure posted:Can't comment on the rest but this is so drat true. Electronic music from the '90s was the best. I don't know if I have geezer syndrome creeping in You do. Electronic music was on its way down in the 90s from the pioneering heights of the 80s. It was pretty dead in the Aughts and has come back with a vengeance. I was on the bike so I couldn't snap a pic, but I stopped at an intersection today next to a guy who had replaced the center three-pointed star of the Mercedes symbol on his wheels and decklid with the leaping Air Jordan
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I couldn't get the phone out quick enough, but I passed a previous gen BMW 6-series with custom front bumper and a Pontiac grille. An actual Pontiac grille. 
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b0nes posted:
I love that it looks like it comes with its own tokusatsu hero helmet, but at 250 large it had better also turn into a loving Zord
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b0nes posted:
No G-Stone? Fail.
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 Now this is just silly. I drive a 4x4 f-150, and his bumper was level with my roof. It also seemed to be set to swerving by every little bump in the road.
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Powershift posted:
Quite surprised that isn't an Oregon license plate, but I suppose those things are just everywhere, aren't they?
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General_Failure posted:Can't comment on the rest but this is so drat true. Electronic music from the '90s was the best. I don't know if I have geezer syndrome creeping in but I really don't like pretty much any mainstream modern music. As Snowdens Secret says, there's some truly amazing music out there but you won't find it in the charts (for the most part). Follow some artists you like on Soundcloud and see who they follow and repost, follow those and see who they follow and repost and so on and so forth and you'll build up a nice selection on your feed to roll through whenever you're free to do so. I've found some astoundingly good stuff from Soundcloud.
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b0nes posted:
I seriously saw this in a late 70's issue of MAD Magazine.
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b0nes posted:
I would drive this as my daily, it really belongs in the other thread, but for $250k it can stay here.
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Powershift posted:
Sorryaboutyourdick.jpg I saw some fuckhead on a rice rocket this morning weaving in and out of traffic going at least 90 without a single piece of gear, I think he even had on sandals.
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veedubfreak posted:I saw some fuckhead on a rice rocket this morning weaving in and out of traffic going at least 90 without a single piece of gear, I think he even had on sandals.
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KoRMaK posted:What bearing do you think this has on said rider's junk? He has nothing worth protecting.
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Powershift posted:
Are there not state laws against this kind of poo poo? It seems incredibly dangerous to have the center of gravity so high, as well as creating serious visibility issues for people driving normal vehicles.
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Augmented Dickey posted:Are there not state laws against this kind of poo poo?
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I've found those who are responsible for enforcing those particular laws are typically among the owners of said vehicles.
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In NH, my coworker has to swap out his tires ('96 Jeep Cherokee on 32's I believe) every year to pass due to the bumper height restriction (20" for passenger vehicles, 30" for everything else). The state has no limit on lift or frame height, but for safety reasons the bumpers can be no more than 20" off the road surface. His front prerunner bumper is like 24" or something.
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Powershift posted:
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FreelanceSocialist posted:In NH, my coworker has to swap out his tires ('96 Jeep Cherokee on 32's I believe) every year to pass due to the bumper height restriction (20" for passenger vehicles, 30" for everything else). The state has no limit on lift or frame height, but for safety reasons the bumpers can be no more than 20" off the road surface. His front prerunner bumper is like 24" or something. I used to know some guys who had big lifted trucks here in MA who used to keep a set of stock wheels and tires around for inspection time because there is a law here (or at least there was at the time, I'm not 100% current on this) about how far tires could stick out of the fenders.
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KoRMaK posted:What bearing do you think this has on said rider's junk? No, no, I was referring to the size of the truck owner's junk. There were 2 separate thoughts in my post.
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veedubfreak posted:I saw some fuckhead on a rice rocket this morning weaving in and out of traffic going at least 90 without a single piece of gear, I think he even had on sandals. I think you're confusing rice rockets with murdercycles Unless you expect people to wear helmets in a winged-up Del Sol, that is
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veedubfreak posted:No, no, I was referring to the size of the truck owner's junk. There were 2 separate thoughts in my post.
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Snowdens Secret posted:I think you're confusing rice rockets with murdercycles This is the only murdercycle I know of. http://youtu.be/ZuQfzmyS4-A
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Uthor posted:This is the only murdercycle I know of. You're forgetting this one, then https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6z92Zhegmc4
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 As far as i can tell, it means "Courage" in the language of the terrible tattoo.
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Snowdens Secret posted:I think you're confusing rice rockets with murdercycles It appears to be rice rocket with the meaning of crotch rocket, synonymous with murdercycle.
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http://scranton.craigslist.org/cto/3969714639.html I have no words 
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