halberdklown

apparently they are in the final stages of testing an even thinner air-esque 15in and 17in laptop that would fall under the "macbook pro" class, so keep this in mind if your considering buying (may be available by christmas), as this could mean that they are looking to eliminate the optical drive in the latest model.

^good idea, I did that after I installed lion to sort of "refresh" the battery, let it die and left it that way for 12 hrs

my battery seems to be a slightly bit improved with lion

Last shot was stitched together from 7 shots done with my phone.

wow, so are they all phone pictures? a wonder what you can do these days! what phone if I may ask? great pictures!

incredible shots ordo! what lens did you use for that last shot?

^ Vamp you should make a list of your most recommended LA eats, I'm already running out of where to hit, and Popeyes can only fill in for so long..

shes not even asian

That is great news, thanks Zakurie AND Kyle! just a quick question:

If I were to get a pair of semi dress boots with the standard cuban heel, but with a 1/4 lower heel height, would I still be able to benefit from the arch ease system? or is the normal size optimal? (or I could be wrong and the height isn't the defining feature)

I'm still waiting for #8 chromexcel, come on, white's!

^ go for a custom from aeroleatherclothing.com I noticed the custom doesn't cost anything above regular price. You can ask for lining, pocket type, etc. very customizable. Email Amanda

^oh ok, thanks, for a second I thought those were the on-one midge bars, been having my eyes on that for awhile now

hey hollows what bars are those?

holy cow the girl on the tractor........

^ woman's expression at the end is great!

I believe it is $570 for the service boot and $612 for the engineers, minus 10% for the group savings. Then the horsehide adds an additional 25-30 on top. So the engineers would be right around $580 or so in horsehide, and the service boot would be around $513.

If Demonito can confirm this pricing, I will have to jump on those engineers..

buuummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmppppppppppppppp

^ thanks cure, I'll contact him after this class, hopefully it's still available considering it was posted a bit ago, but it's good you gave me a specific model I could look up, too Many to choose from! Riverside is good too, since I'm in LA on the weekends but go to school at UCI during the week and stay in irvine

dude.

(ie. no stem shifters)

edit: here is a 52cm (might be ok since you posted a 53cm) you're in socal right? LA area?

get this down to $200:

http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/bik/2299411460.html

Oops sorry, looks like I didn't completely understand what that meant...

Sucks the one you posted was sold a while back

^ thanks you two, that's all I needed to hear. Didn't think buying my first bike would be this difficult, to be honest

does this seem like a good deal?

Silver and blue 53cm Bianchi vintage road bike. Frame in good condition. 16 speeds! Altus and Shimano FG derailleurs shift very smoothly. Custom crankset. Upgraded 700c wheelset laced to Shimano RX100 hubs with quick release front and rear wheels. New cloth rim tape installed. New 700x23c blue tires and tubes installed. New blue saddle. New blue handlebar tape. New chain installed. Nice bike! - $300

bump this up

for someone that knows close to nothing about bikes, and wants to use craigslist to find his first bike, what are some of the things to look out for in order to make sure anything i find is a good deal?

Thinfinn those colors look so vivid! what do you shoot with?

bump this up

^woah, thought it was Steve Els for a second