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#61

I could have gotten an Escalade for significantly less money, but I chose something with a lower profile (and a bigger engine) which I have admired since seeing it on a 2003 or 2004 magazine cover. I have acted on a dream which I can finally afford.

My dream is big because I am big. It takes up space because it can store a lot of space. As a man in the military whose life will have him making moves, this stowage capacity is practical. Why, it stores 5.7 liters under the hood alone. :3

I understand your upset. As a man of little money, it was some time to have wallet-room to afford this vehicle.

But now I have it and I’m happy with it. :slight_smile:

#62

don’t worry, nothing personal, i was generalizing ^^

sometimes
i used to have more, i’ll probably have more again at some point :smiley:

#63

tore out pages from an old calendar

replaced with blanks, terrible gluing and pages don’t fit perfectly but I like it

#64

new mouse after the old one died

Thanks Maxey for pointing me in the right direction.

#65

No problem. Enjoy some of the finest mousing there is, bro.

#66

Holy crap, we have the same mouse! Does this mean I’m part of the cool mouse club?

#67

Only one person at a time can be a member of the Cool Mouse Club, so now that the Logitech G400s has garnered a poseur, the membership must be transferred.

I doubt anyone else here has my mouse, so I think I’m the new CMC president.

#68

My next door neighbor has your mouse Tiki, however I don’t think anyone here has the BJ 69 or any mouse that is remotely as good.

#69

BJ and 69 in the same name?

I don’t think google is gonna give me information on mouses if I look for those two terms together.

#70

If you forget to put Logitech in the search terms, don’t blame Google. :stuck_out_tongue:

#71

I’m not sure if I’d like the buttons on the side of mouses like that. Don’t you easily push them when you mouse around?

#72

Not really; there’s a ridge of sorts that separates the buttons from where you put your thumb. Haven’t had any accidental clicks at all.

#73

Not at all… The mouse glides with the slightest of palm pressure, and the buttons require a crisper press to depress than generic mouse-movement offers.

Even so, a rubber nib (of optional size) is provided between those six buttons on the side, on which to place one’s thumb in case they are worried about the issue. I have had zero problems using the thinnest rubber fill-in.

#74

Nope. I use a plain G400. There’s a contour on the side where your thumb fits. You have to actually roll/lift your thumb up in order to hit the buttons.

Those buttons act as backward/forward in web browsers and file browsers. Once you’ve used them, you’ll wonder how you lived without them.

#75

You can also program them to be context-sensitive.

#76

https://www.amazon.com/Redragon-Perdition-Precision-Programmable-Cartridge-profiles/dp/B00GU8W5AE

Do I get to be in the club? This is what I have.

#77

https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-910-001204-Corded-Mouse-M500/dp/B002B3YCQM/ref=sr_1_4?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1403376662&sr=1-4&keywords=logitech+mouse

Am I in the club?

#78

BOOP.

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#79

Visontek as a brand any good? I’ve never heard of them before.

#80

Certainly better than Powercolor and XFX in my opinion. Asus and Sapphire are even better tho.

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