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Kazinsal posted:Starting price in Canada is $1300. Yeah "starting from $1319" is a little dear for me. Maybe an 8, my launchish 5S barely holds a charge.
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Larrymer posted:We had a baby girl yesterday at 34 weeks! Still a long way to go to taking her home (the estimate range different people are giving us is insane, anywhere from 1-6 weeks Nice job!
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rdb posted:Steering wheel for a boat That cupholder screams boat. Time to make an airboat, dude.
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Fo3 posted:Has UPS and fedex gone up in price recently in the US? Gas prices are going crazy cuckoo fuckass because some important parts of the American South were just obliterated by a vengeful God.
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Rhyno posted:Clearly not! Those foolish fools! Somewhere a Russian gangster is getting rolled for his wallet and teeth in an Applebees parking lot by a multipregnant rural Idahoan in your name.
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MrChips posted:Wait what? A normal, non-insulting response to someone saying they don't like something, on the internet?! He works at a comic book store, that part of his brain is probably burned out.
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slidebite posted:Anyone here ever get any bespoke clothes (suits or even jeans) from one of the several online sources that seem to be around now? If you're looking for a suit, I've had good luck twice now with a guy in town who measures, outsources the actual fabrication of the garment to Vietnam, and then he does follow-up alterations as needed.
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slidebite posted:Yeah that kind of thing would appeal to me, but all my local suit stores are chains are chains (like Moores) or a small independent but only seems to offer high, high end stuff, like well into $4-figures$ suits if a guy wants custom. Might be worth a trip into the big city, then. I can pass you the details in PM.
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Enourmo posted:This heat transfer class, professor showed a table from the book listing surface roughness for various materials. The metric column listed it in mm, usually tenths of mm or less. Cool, makes sense. I remember for one of my physics classes in university, during a lab we got a photocopied sheet from before full metrication. It had a bunch of completely insane imperial-unit numbers in the reference section. Do you guys at least use metric in high school physics?
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