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haha, deff save up for when you move out.

Still need to buy coffee table & tv entertainment unit. That will be $800 right there ~_~

Ive still got a whole kitchen and fridge to fill up now. All that shit adds up quick haha

Not to mention a dining table and book cases, side tables, other bullshit like that.

Just bought a Billion 7800nxl, looking at mating it with a qnap ts-220 & wd live. (that shit is like $500 excl hardrives ~ $700?)

Needs more Dezz ymcmb. He has sorted out solo living haha

I bought all my shit new when I moved in, and I don't rekin it cost THAT much really, considering a lot of the stuff I got was above what the average person would get when furnishing their first home, but my theory was buy what I want first time round and not pay twice when it came time to upgrade

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I have 60 treadwear for the track, 400 for the street.

dont have enough wheels that fit for that, also i like good grip all the time (in the dry) aint nobody got time for going fast in the wet, drivers here be cray cray and also all do 20 under the posted limit if it starts.

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