Hahahahaha, the bar alone is already heavy, too heavy infact :X


I already got 2 dumbell sets (bar + weight) at home, but just needed a full length bar. something like 40kg's all up. BecauseSuperFeatherFlyweight.

Hugo, I tried some beats on before, I thought the noise cancelling/sound deadening effect in them was superb and the sound quality was very good too.... but you are certainly right they are a massive $ ripoff.. Like with most things it's just the appeal of the brandname which makes things so expensive not necessarily because they are of better quality . I'm really happy with my senheisers and sony ones I got now, they were both cheap and are great quality, so I'm just gonna stick with them for now.

ilPoli, we'll see you in 2 weeks time then

J, here's a big tip a really good addition you should get for a small home setup is a flat bench.

That way you can use the the two dumbells to do dumbell flyes and benchpresses with dumbells too. Lets you do heaps of chest exercises that way.

Also on top of this they're really good for french presses, and general dumbell curls/tricep stuff too.

17x9 +30 MB Battle wheels for my STi. Should look sort of like my signature but with one size less stretch. I'm mounting 225/45/17 on them

Sounds good. I love your car Matt!

Thanks dude! Just got my gold BLOX lug nuts in today. Open ended caliper matching ftmfw

senheisers are awesome for me for theyr price, still rockin my hd202 for 3 years now, awesome sound, good strong build (3 years using non stop ), and very confrtable, theyre not very good looking but i use them as my ome headset for games and movies, and theyre even doing a great job on my music productions, thats why i bought the jvc marshmallowes, to use outside, i got a red pair anda blue pair, cause they where so cheap, i spend 4 pounds on each LOL

4 pounds! That is so damn cheap!! Man knows how to get good bargains

Yeah I agree senheiser's are good, and I use my ones for home use only too as they are really comfy, but they're a bit big so I use my sony ones for travel. http://www.sony.com.au/product/mdr-nc7 These are the sony ones I have although I got them for 30% of that price. They've got noise cancelling and they fold up neatly so really good for packing away and taking with me on flights and stuff. Although these new skullcandy in-ear ones do the job even better than them! They are my new fav's, they give better sound and deaden out all external noise surprisingly better..

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Seagate 2tb 3.5 satahhh

ive been rocking these for over a year now
and if i were to buy another pair of headphones, i'd probably buy the same ones again D:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_MDR-V6