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Thanks! I think I'm set into a routine now between work, working out, writing, etc.... Not to mention I've sworn off dating until at least June 1st. Being away for a while gives me a new-found appreciation of how helpful the community can be.
#6253
It was pretty cold for a while, at least an hour or so. The two fingers stayed cold for about three weeks--I had to wear a glove to keep them warm. I didn't freak when it happened, but that night I was pretty concerned because they were cold and numb. I ended up going to the hand specialist several days in a row for them to check on it.
It's been an ordeal, that's for sure. The arteriorgram was kind of neat, but they go up through your femoral artery in your leg and shot dye down my arm--felt like a hot steam roller. I ended up having to go to the emergency room a week after that. Thank God for insurance is all I can see--the arteriorgram would have cost $16,000 without insurance and the surgery another $14,000. As is, probably around $600-$700 for both.
It's been an ordeal, that's for sure. The arteriorgram was kind of neat, but they go up through your femoral artery in your leg and shot dye down my arm--felt like a hot steam roller. I ended up having to go to the emergency room a week after that. Thank God for insurance is all I can see--the arteriorgram would have cost $16,000 without insurance and the surgery another $14,000. As is, probably around $600-$700 for both.
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Actually, i don't know if i still can ... i used to sk8 pretty well back in the day... back in the days of Natas Kaupas and Christian Hosoi... along with Vision Street Wear...Powell Peralta... Santa Cruz... etc
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hey the bark...
don't bother getting any expensive or "special" brake pads...if you think about it...your stock brake pads can do more than lock up the brakes, so you don't need anything that is gonna make it stop them any more.
this is also why i don't understand why people get BB kits. if they really want better stopping/handling you need to get better/stickier tires.
your stock brakes already do an exceptional job
bark if i were you id just get a generic brand. unless you want to buy the endless brake pads (i believe those are the longest lasting....)
don't bother getting any expensive or "special" brake pads...if you think about it...your stock brake pads can do more than lock up the brakes, so you don't need anything that is gonna make it stop them any more.
this is also why i don't understand why people get BB kits. if they really want better stopping/handling you need to get better/stickier tires.
your stock brakes already do an exceptional job
bark if i were you id just get a generic brand. unless you want to buy the endless brake pads (i believe those are the longest lasting....)
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hey the bark...
don't bother getting any expensive or "special" brake pads...if you think about it...your stock brake pads can do more than lock up the brakes, so you don't need anything that is gonna make it stop them any more.
this is also why i don't understand why people get BB kits. if they really want better stopping/handling you need to get better/stickier tires.
your stock brakes already do an exceptional job
bark if i were you id just get a generic brand. unless you want to buy the endless brake pads (i believe those are the longest lasting....)
don't bother getting any expensive or "special" brake pads...if you think about it...your stock brake pads can do more than lock up the brakes, so you don't need anything that is gonna make it stop them any more.
this is also why i don't understand why people get BB kits. if they really want better stopping/handling you need to get better/stickier tires.
your stock brakes already do an exceptional job
bark if i were you id just get a generic brand. unless you want to buy the endless brake pads (i believe those are the longest lasting....)
When kumho was a major sponsor in drifing they stepped up there quality of there product so no one had **** to say about them. They make some good wheels for the price and speed rating.
I had kumho tires and cross drilled and sloted rotors on my AT 8 and I can tell you this, I had better stopping power and I could take turns better in my AT 8 than in my MT 8. But all thats about to change. Shhh
I'm not going to tell he he hee. But I will tell you this the tire company probably wont do it. Its not D.O.T. legal How ever there is this mexican place in down town open 24/7 that will do it lol
On the other hand you might want to ask and or read the thread that Harry or BigOhLund <-spelling (BigOhD**k in english lol) started sometime back in the wheels section.
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Well, my first part of the investigation was that coming to a conclusion that beef was not an element. The 2nd part of the investigation was that trying to figure out what OX element you were.. I just figured since the Earth Ox was between the year 49-50 and the Metal Ox was between 61-62, so that would mean you were either either 45-46 or 58-59. At the end of investigation I just came to a conclusion that neither of the age groups fit you since you have young kids, and you'd be one old *** dad!