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and your total was?:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Crimson Sky
I just bought:
SilverStone FP32B Aluminum 3.5-Inch Drive Bay with USB X 4 + E1394.
SilverStone AEROSLOT Maximum Vented PCI Slot Covers
Lamptron Vandal Resistant Illuminated Momentary Switch Red, Black Housing
Kodak Pulse 7-Inch Digital Frame
Where do you think this is going?
Im guessing RC choppers, but im hoping RC cars? lolQuote:
Originally Posted by x88x
maybe its a gateway to the whole super power electric engine bike he keeps talking about.Quote:
Originally Posted by diluzio91
Interestingly neither. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by diluzio91
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Originally Posted by blaze15301
am going to guess it cost you about $3,432.86 without shippingQuote:
Originally Posted by Crimson Sky
For Christmas I bought myself two new mics, a Shure SM58 and a Shure 55SH Series II. They're pretty nice and I've been playing with them some but haven't done any real recording projects yet.
Newegg had a sale on 2Tb hard drives, and I need the storage pretty bad. My 1.5 is full and my 750g is pretty close as well. I got this for $70. Not bad for a need.
Now for the big purchase this week. My wife and I found an open box 55" LG LED LCD TV for $1200 at Walmart. I hate the place and the incompetence of the employee there . . . well, let's just say it was a nightmare. The good thing is that I managed to get a free Logitech Harmony 300 since they are morons and lost the remote for it. Also the guy dropped it and apparently it is "standard procedure to throw away the styrofoam the TV came in as soon as they unbox it. I have my doubts about that. It's not like this is the first time an open box product has been sold before. Anyway . . . a few months ago I sold tons of CDs and DVDs at Hastings. I have all the music on my computer and I hadn't touched the disks in forever, so it was time I just sold them all, even for a nickel a piece. It ended up totaling just under $200, so I hung onto the store credit and got a PS3 as well. From the PS3 purchase I got another $50 store credit as a promotion. Not bad.
The set up isn't finished. I'm refinishing/converting the credenza and the TV will be wall mounted and at some point I will get the surround speakers behind where I sit, but for now it's all just great.
Bose IE2 headphones. They are pretty nice, I usually hate earphones, but these are rather comfortable. Bass reproduction is above par for the price, and the hightones are nice too.
im in the process of buying a 1976 suzuki gt 185 off my neighbor for 500. only has 9000 miles on it.
Just got a 6.1 set of Creative T6700's off of ebay (kinda) for less than $20 - I have ZERO need for them lol - but they were just too cheap to pass up - might have to give my son a nice speaker upgrade....
Heheh, another one joins the dark side. :twisted: Here, have a cookie.Quote:
Originally Posted by blaze15301
Looks like not the fastest thing in the world (according to the internet it should be about equivalent to a modern 250cc 4-stroke), but should be a great first bike. And the curb weight is awesome! Makes it a lot easier to catch it if it starts to lay itself down it low speeds. Great price too; is it in fully working condition? I love the look of the 70's-80's cruisers (thus why I have two of them). :D Plus, if your state has similar rules to MD, it should be a lot cheaper and easier to register it since it's a historic vehicle. ;) Have you gotten your endorsement yet?
