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If he can find it in his purse
Ha ha give over, nothing wrong with the Twilight series.
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My heat sinks turned up today, so well machined 
Gold plated copper base with alu tops. The base's are heavy, 0.7 KG just for the base and together 0.9KG.
On a side note anyone know if its possible to have text re-printed / etched on to aluminium? Guessing it's laser etching or printing, can't tell if its printed or etched though (feels smooth running finger over text)
Gold plated copper base with alu tops. The base's are heavy, 0.7 KG just for the base and together 0.9KG.
On a side note anyone know if its possible to have text re-printed / etched on to aluminium? Guessing it's laser etching or printing, can't tell if its printed or etched though (feels smooth running finger over text)
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Amazon sells them
It's pricey but should last a lifetime unless I get a pot belly or something
The brown was one choice for me too but I already have a brown one (not the same brand though) so made sense to go vintage grey!
My distressed antique brown cafe racer arrived today. I will try to post some pictures in the next day or two but wow what a jacket. It fits like a glove and the quality really puts my other shop bought jackets to shame. I honestly can't see me buying from a shop again as this is so nice.
I am 5ft 8in, 38in chest, 30in waist and the medium fits like a glove.
I don't regret the brown for a minute as the leather has such a deep rich colour and it is indeed thicker than average. But I am so pleased with it that I am seriously considering the grey as well while the discount is on
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Ah, the arrogance of the one-syllable mod-quip. Don't let all that 'power' go to your head man
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They changes how it sound. I just like to play around with them, each does a different thing. I openly admit it is way OTT for home use but heck, if someone can spend £2k on Lego, I can buy pedals
I find this fun
Get yourself a violin or cello bow to experiment even further. Also a couple of slides. Glass and chromed steel. All those pedals, a bow and a slide... you'd get some incredible sounds out of it. I would try to make what I thought hell would sound like. Drive the neighbours dogs nuts.
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