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@SMdoubleXLLMAOF on your comment... Golden!! @Kults But with all seriousness, can't say for sure. Chances are she probably doesn't have her radius mileage extended no more than 50 miles. But you never know? I have a match profile (still not sure even why) and when I have on my filters for the qualities in a Woman I am looking for, I get one Lady in my city. Cast my pole a little further - 100 miles, still, the same lady. Cast even further say 200 miles... Bro. Just her. Nothing wrong with here I am just seeing whats out there... So I had to question myself, "Am I too picky?" At this point what I have learned from this online dating is 1. I have to lower my standards, and lower them pretty low. Or 2. Become completely shallow and play it cool. How they match this crap I do not know because even with your filters the other end may not have filters and you will show up in their search. Each profile give the person to also search in any radius they choose. So if his is 1000+ she she shows up even if hers is only 50 miles and vise versa. I prefer the natural environment e.g. grocery store, gas station, bank, strip club... But in reality, I cannot be in all places at once so with a online profile you never know if you may find that down ass women that is on the other side of your city that you rarely to never go to. I guess online has it's positives but it's a huge cesspool of walls and skepticism. I am just gonna go back to my old routine which always seemed to work. Stand on a busy intersect spinning my wee-wee around yelling "LOOK!! I AM A HELICOPTER!!"

Oh! and if you know anyone who didn't treat a car like crap and would like sale let me know?

So, I wanted to show my effort in not reproducing a topic that may already be here and decided to conduct a search for automobile/*cars *(the ones you drive, not the ones for paint) out of forum courtesy to the oonzers, moderators, owner(s) of 12oz and the serves themselves. I didn't find a topic relating to an Automobile Buyers Guide, so I decided to create one for those who are serious and have questions or need feedback from project car, general DIY Maint. , ownership cost, and any other pros and cons of vehicles you owned or are currently driving. This maybe a lame topic to some, and yes, I could have taken it fb or some other stupid social platform where everyone has a voice and and tells me I should buy 'XYZ' because that is what they picture themselves in. But I didn't want to do that. I am looking for diverse suggestions and discussion. So if anyone of you would like to share your experiences behind the wheel of your favorite get-away vehicle you are more than welcome to start here. Anyhow, so here is my dilemma, I am getting ready to get back into this dating game and the '93 240 isn't gonna cut it. NO DICE!!! Pretty much Snakes Eyes every time. Right now I am looking for something nice but used. Right now I do not want to buy new just, yet. I have my Heart set on a 2019/2020 RLX Hybrid and if all things go well this year, I already have the hook up for the RLX. My budget is 5k for now and that is kinda low, and I am sure I could get a 3 or 5 series in good condition for less than 5k but I am not really keen on a beemer. I am looking for something to just drive as a secondary vehicle and date night, I will still use my 240 as my main squeeze I am just stuck and that's why I wanted to ask. I was just using the BMW as a reference but not apposed, I have driven 3, 5, X5 and 7s. Fun cars to drive!! but problematic. 7s are awesome though! Anyhow, any suggestions, on what I should get in that price range? Ladies if you have any suggestions let us know we always would like to hear from you.

How was th A5 and uni together?

Will be following. I think the most secure biometrics is palm vein recognition. Hitachi developed the tech years ago. Not cheap but by far more secure than facial, fingerprint, or retinal. Now I am debating... biometric system for my computer or bowflex dumbells? I am thinking the dumbells, work on my biometrics and unlock panties. Anyhow...

Japanology Plus

I'll tell yall this much, if you do not see me use the word Faggot every once in a while then, that's probably a good indication my acct had been compromised. Although, I think... I have 2 Factor on? Checking on that now...

@misteraven Right on man. I know I joined a year ago and within that time from being busy with work I would log on from time to time and stay in the shadows as I was trying to understand what your site is all about. But the more I would visit and check out the forums I was beginning to see most people here I am more relate able too than most people in real life. Honestly, it's 12oz that has gravitated my attention to more and more on a daily basis as I have been noticing I have been distancing myslef from the fb life (kinda getting ready to deactivate the fb profile just for personal preferences). Me? Yeah I have heard of reddit been there, but all of the popularity of it is what makes me feel like a forum of the the answer to the age old question: "If every body jumped off a cliff, would you?" Instagram, I get it but not really so I deactivated that profile. 12oz, what I like about 12oz is that it really feels like fight club, it's different, it's cool, and it's not for everyone. It's like us oonzers are not gonna hurt anyone but if you cross us, then Suicide Squad it is. Anyhow, I have recommended one person from fb so far because they are cool, and can relate to a lot of you here. But yeah, I think what makes this site cool is that fact that we all can express ourselves by any means of content with out all the "unfriend" hype. As for one topic I would like to see added on here would be thing hacked to relate able stuff like for e.g. Tom Ogle Heard of the guy? El Paso Mechanic, probably one of the greatest mechanics of modern industry. Check him out! Or just go watch the Doc Gas Hole. If any of you know who he is and tried to pick up where he was murdered off, let us know? Anyhow, I am glad to see 12oz exists, because there are a lot of intelligent people with very rational point of views. ooonz! oonz! oonz!

That's is really good stuff!

I completely understand both sides of this. Although, I think as @misterave had stated about computational power and investment return, very few entities have the equipment and financial resources to make it cost effective. With that being said, you also have to make your self a target to those entities. Anyhow, speaking of security what are your thoughts on http://www.invisiblesecrets.com/ Personally I think the concept is cool, but I think anyone with the software who intercepts the encrypted content could run it through the software which really doesn't make it classified.

Yeah, very interesting. I serched for the case document and attached the PDF File for everyone to get an official review of the case document opposed to media filters and so forth. Roh, Ruling on R 29 Motion.pdf

I have to admit the Creed Aventus is the most expensive bottle in my arsenal but the least I am impressed with. Not by scent, it is a great scent. What makes it the worst to own is the low silage, dies quickly (about 2-4hrs tops), the spray volume per shot which is a gas guzzler in my opinion burns fast. So with those few things and the price point it more so classifies it as over priced for a average scent. On the other hand Tom Fords perfumes last all day, silage is heavy for the first few hours to a moderate linger. The spray nozzle is perfect, very little goes a long way. Worth the price point compared to most other colognes. Now the Quercia. This is my signature scent. When I wear this stuff women compliment it as well as men. But one of the things I immediately noticed about it it forces women to take a deep breath. Not sure what it is about this stuff, but I have had a few women flat out tell me "whatever your wearing is panty dropper" which could have lead to other things. This in my opinion is a gentlemens cologne.

@KILZ FILLZ haven't tried the Burberry, but that D&G is the bomb. Another cologne I forgot about is the D&G Velvet Patchouli, that stuff is panty dropper.

Not sure what you oonzers wear but thought it would be cool to share for others looking for something new or spread the word on your fav colognes or perfumes. Me personally, I have a large collection of the colognes that have caught my sense of smell. But do not wear them all as I have evolved towards my top choices I wear in weekly rotation. Acqua Di Parma - Quercia / Cedro Creed - Aventus (original) Memo Paris - Afican Leather / Italian Leather TOM FORD - Tobacco Vanille Gucci - Envy (discountiued 2008) Have but rarely wear. Estee Lauder - Intuition Versace - Blue Jean's Mont Blanc - Presence Acqua Di Parma - Sandalo Hugo Boss - Hugo Giorgio Armani - Acqua Di Gio Robert Graham - Fortitude Mont Blanc - Legend

That's exactly it. Years ago I was googling product marketing for my business as I wasn't sure what directions I wanted to take in establishing diversity. So during my google search on product development and marketing I was becoming more interested in the psychological side of marketing which also led me to look at the products functionality, demographic, and long term use from the consumer aspect. As I am searching I found myself going further down the rabbit hole which ultimately led me to a starting point of the Rothschild Family and specifically speaking Adam Weishaupt ideology and/or illusion. Long story short (this crap again)... I began to question more so, why do some products/services become mass success and other products struggle to never take off and eventually die away. When I started questioning great products that never took off I would begin to evaluate the use and psychological implications it had if any. Now I see a whole lot of what you said in almost ever thing from products, services, content, to political manipulation on the masses. However, come to think of it, I could honestly say that I seen this a decade before my startup product marketing searches began due to past experience which basically I had my right of voting taken away for a brief moment. During that moment of silence, (silence is sometimes the best answer). It allowed me to sit back and really listen to all of the candidates from both sides, (and hell! even the rare running, Independent) from all levels of office fulfillment from local, state, to federal. The more I listened the more I began to hear the same lies, deceptive practices from all candidates with choice of different words were the hammer that fired the same ammunition to hit the same target. *If you are a Mayor, Senator, Congress Member, to POTUS and you are reading this. THANK YOU, FAGGOT! You didn't take a right away, because there was nothing to vote for to begin with. 😉 I guess what my "long story short" is is that each country has their own form of fascism and depending on the the initial liberties given (if any at all) during establishment will determine the evolution of such foundation and out come what empires last, how long they last, and ultimately how they fall. P.S. to all: Wanna hear something cool? That's cool too, I am going to tell you anyways. So to go back on the effects of not voting, two years ago I got my parents to stop voting because of me explaining to them about what I began to see when I couldn't vote. Yeah, they don't vote any more. Very Cool! So again, Thank you, FAGGOTS! Ha! Tables turned Queer! Don't ask me how all of this ties together, I don't know, you're asking someone with self-diagnosed aspergers.

You nailed it on the head.

Grain of salt considering its CNN. But found the headline interesting. https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2019/10/11/us/ar-15-guns-law-atf-invs/index.html

"They're not just fighting for Hong Kong. They are fighting for liberal voices in China, they're fighting for human rights, and they're fighting for you too." This is the key take way for me. Meaning, I watch a lot of NHK World Japan network (well that's pretty much all I watch these days, other than murder investigation shows) and NHK News Line covers a the HK thing a lot more than Western news media does. So that's were I ran into a cross roads question. If this is about liberties, human rights, and stuff, why isn't the western media covering more of this? I mean, aren't these the things that america promote? Then after reading this, it occurred to me maybe one of the reasons HK is rarely covered here, is because of the true underlying reasons and that may back fire for our politicians in power. DNC/RNC, same thing different name? I don't know, or at least "I don't know" is what I am supposed to think? Sounds all to familiar. I guess that being said, we are not any different than the HK resistance.

Thanks for the info, I appreciate the Linux link. I was always wondering, how private can someone really be considering the fact that internet was created by the government so to speak.

Anyone listen to Legacy of Disorder? Seen them live years ago on tour with Shadows Fall. Epic!

@KILZ FILLZ I grew up to driving hondas before I had a license. I used to own a '03 TLS. Of course if anyone knows anything about that model '99 - '03 the gearbox was trash. There's a 1000 page report on the car from NTSB. Basicaully Honda didn't fully understand how mechanically complex a sequential gearbox is. So the problem honda found is that gear 3 would prematurely burn up. I put 3 trans in the car. Which was stupid, but since I understand how hondas operate I kept defining insanity. Smoked a a few 7 series and one cls400 '15 running stock. What I really should have done was engine swap the tls to a civic. But yeah, Honda's run best at 4500 rpm gear shifts. Can't let the rpm drop below 4000 during shifts or you will lose. Oh yeah! Run it at that rpm range on an 1/4 but more so an 1/8 tank so the fume compression is at it highest pressure and a honda will amaze you at the top end. Anyhow, speaking of wagons, I've been looking at the e63 just not sure if I wanna deal with the maint cost. If not I'll probably end up with the hybrid rlx 377hp.

Agreed. I am going to eventually restore the thing to showroom, or do a custom build. Not sure what I really wanna do? I kinda like the old non discreet look it has going. People behind you will switch lanes because the looks says slow, so it makes road commutes nice and quite so to speak. Although, I do have to say/ I get more people asking me about my '93 240 than any other car I owned. I know someone who has a wagon, not sure what year, but they have over 600,000 miles on it and it runs smooth, always has run smooth. All they do, is get the oil changed at 3k and take care of the maint intervals in the same milage periods as the book says to do.

I love this car. What year? @Kults