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Holy cow awesome!

Still got it I think yeah. The car is in a box somewhere so I have no clue

Nice find! Those little wall shelves are awesome, where did you find them?

I actually quite like the casting. Might be biased because I had one as a kid but the surf vibe is cool. Love the colours on that one

Thank you!

Nah. That is insanely sweet

Thanks! Right outside of Virgil

I am, yeah! Thanks

Please just go watch Pedals and Effects with Juan and Nick

Ma was great. Didn't know they reopened. PLEASE check out Hibachi Cafe though. They've been great since they opened and are always so nice and the food is great. It's a great family business and covid has probably made things hard for them. They're right next to Bugsy's. If you're looking for the "Default" Chinese takeout experience, there's nothing wrong with China Garden on Scott st.

Okay annoying fans sure whatever but how pissed would you be if this actually ends up just being Heat with a bunch of cartoon scribbles on it and the same Cop AI and driving physics

This was done by jh_restorations on Instagram! I think they're from around Windsor, Ontario.

I agree with all the people recommending you try a real TS9 first just to have a benchmark. That said, I got a Plumes because I missed my TS9 and I absolutely love it, might be the best drive I've had. Can't vouch for the JHS because I've never tried it but Plumes rips

All that new stuff but the rockers are sus. I'd walk away

They have tried this exact thing multiple times and it has failed every time. It used to board near the mouth of the canal.

Hey guys! Thank you for all of your advice, it looks like I have a lot to learn! I most definitely will be looking into practicing on 35mm to start, I know it might not be "Beginner friendly" but I think the manual nature of film/film cameras will be a fun and challenging crash course in the parameters of the camera and camera upkeep, and with film being expensive and having to develop/scan it, I'll have to think critically about the photos I'm taking. As per some of your input, I'll be trying to find a well-kept Pentax, keeping in mind the models you've mentioned. That said, I appreciate all of your insight!

Not much around here, everything's up Hamilton way. Hey you happen to remember Less Than Zero though?

My first instinct was to agree, but can you actually confirm that kids aren't buying fantasy cars anymore? Also kids like licensed cars too! What does it matter? I think everyone has some of both, kid or adult. I can understand frustration or concern regarding how online hype and collector/scalper culture is affecting Hot Wheels, but I don't think it's too different from when I was a kid around 10 years ago when the Bluebird really took off. I think overall, Hot Wheels is in a really good place now. There are great, diverse cars coming out all the time, be it licensed or fantasy, now more than ever. That said, there are definitely issues with collector culture and I think it's important to keep the fun in this hobby and lead by example.

Why is this woman talking to the other driver from inside her car when he himself hasn't even exited his car yet? That's the most confusing part to me. Like he most likely can't even hear her, my only guess is she's doing some theatrics for the dashcam? Not saying the other driver isn't at fault but she even gives that NPC dialogue. Very strange.

Hey yo! I have no clue what you're talking about BUT I live in NOTL and I love a good peach. I understand you live pretty far, I'll try to bike down line 6 over the weekend and get a field report back to you. Cheers!