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This. When i hit 17-18 (im 19 now) shoes just didnt interest me as much and it didnt seem logical to break so much bread on sneaks.
No im saving all this money and trying to upgrade from my '97 Altima to an '06 Acura TL
So, what do yall spend your $$$ on after u decide that u dont wanna do shoes no more????
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This. When i hit 17-18 (im 19 now) shoes just didnt interest me as much and it didnt seem logical to break so much bread on sneaks.
No im saving all this money and trying to upgrade from my '97 Altima to an '06 Acura TL
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This. When i hit 17-18 (im 19 now) shoes just didnt interest me as much and it didnt seem logical to break so much bread on sneaks.
No im saving all this money and trying to upgrade from my '97 Altima to an '06 Acura TL
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Weed and food
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food, comics, & video games
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food, comics, & video games
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Traveling.........never realized I liked it this much until this year
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Traveling.........never realized I liked it this much until this year
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the drift one?
for me car parts
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the drift one?
for me car parts
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Still cop shoes but its not that serious anymore, Im the only one whos working in my house right now so obviously paying the bills is priority number one.
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Still cop shoes but its not that serious anymore, Im the only one whos working in my house right now so obviously paying the bills is priority number one.
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Originally Posted by Mr718
I got into R/C cars. My current collection
Losi 8ight-T 2.0
Losi Speed-T
HPI Blitz
New addition
E-Flight Blade SR
I still do kicks but I slowed down a lot.
im looking at this one... or the 1/16 scale to start
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Originally Posted by Mr718
I got into R/C cars. My current collection
Losi 8ight-T 2.0
Losi Speed-T
HPI Blitz
New addition
E-Flight Blade SR
I still do kicks but I slowed down a lot.
im looking at this one... or the 1/16 scale to start
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Originally Posted by YoungTriz
Originally Posted by Mr718
I got into R/C cars. My current collection
Losi 8ight-T 2.0
Losi Speed-T
HPI Blitz
New addition
E-Flight Blade SR
I still do kicks but I slowed down a lot.
im looking at this one... or the 1/16 scale to start
Great choice. Very simple and good quality, great beginner car. Im still a rookie myself, I been doing this less than a year now, but Ill give you a lil advice.
-Go electric to begin. Gas cars are fun but take a lot of matainace. If your a beginner all the tweaking and repairing could take the fun out of it.
-Try not to run while its cold outside. It makes the parts much easier to break (I learned the hard way... several times.).
-Be nice to the people at your local hobby shop, they will become your best friends.
-Learn the car. The hobby shop can be expensive to change/fix parts. Do it yourself and you'll save a lot
-Find some people who are interested in it too. It'll make things much more fun.
Good luck bro. PM me in the future if you have any questions.
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college, rent, bills, school loans. was unemployed for a long min, so im just tryna save up again.
might get a new tv and buy a gaming console, and maybe plan a trip/cruise next year
might get a new tv and buy a gaming console, and maybe plan a trip/cruise next year
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college, rent, bills, school loans. was unemployed for a long min, so im just tryna save up again.
might get a new tv and buy a gaming console, and maybe plan a trip/cruise next year
might get a new tv and buy a gaming console, and maybe plan a trip/cruise next year
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Originally Posted by YoungTriz
Originally Posted by Mr718
I got into R/C cars. My current collection
Losi 8ight-T 2.0
Losi Speed-T
HPI Blitz
New addition
E-Flight Blade SR
I still do kicks but I slowed down a lot.
im looking at this one... or the 1/16 scale to start
Great choice. Very simple and good quality, great beginner car. Im still a rookie myself, I been doing this less than a year now, but Ill give you a lil advice.
-Go electric to begin. Gas cars are fun but take a lot of matainace. If your a beginner all the tweaking and repairing could take the fun out of it.
-Try not to run while its cold outside. It makes the parts much easier to break (I learned the hard way... several times.).
-Be nice to the people at your local hobby shop, they will become your best friends.
-Learn the car. The hobby shop can be expensive to change/fix parts. Do it yourself and you'll save a lot
-Find some people who are interested in it too. It'll make things much more fun.
Good luck bro. PM me in the future if you have any questions.
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i've gotten rid of 50% of my shoes, now getting out of debt and going back to school. much more important than shoes but when i do have extra cash it goes towards clothes and shoes that i'll actually wear.
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i've gotten rid of 50% of my shoes, now getting out of debt and going back to school. much more important than shoes but when i do have extra cash it goes towards clothes and shoes that i'll actually wear.
hella handsome
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I still buy shoes. Just not as much, I realized that a hobby and an obsession are two different things. I spend most of my money nowadays on food, movies, my gadgets, comics, and just clothes in general. I don't have one specific thing that I invest money In anymore
