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T_T My favourite light running/exercising shoes were stolen today (what else tool awesome to have been lost). They were my much loved pair of Adidas Sambas; oh wel shoe purchase time once again :P Have decided not to get an other pair as I have owned 5-7 pairs during my life :) Thinking about Adidas Gazelle OG; not really after anything that is meant for serious running as I don't run such long distances. Any reccomendations would be nice :)

 

gaddamn. do some of them live in huts where there is no indoor lighting? looks like they got dressed in the dark.

I use these - http://www.inov-8.com/new/global/Product-View-FLite-195-Blue-Red.html

Great for running, light (.4 pounds) flat and quick dry if you run tracks.. Also quite handy if you do interval training or combo training between cardio/olympic lifting/gym or any similar to crossfit thanks to the low profile midsole

Absolutely, We've often turned these kind of things in to mini meet ups where the couple of Canberra members go for a beer/coffee and look at a few things. But it can also be organised one on one, at your home or office provided it's not before 5.30pm. There is of course no obligation to buy anything. Just pm me if there is anything you want to check out.[/quote]

Always keen to meet other members, but I'll get onto it more when things settle down a bit here.

 

The votes seem to reflect that ...

 

Yep, that was my concern initially, but I think 42mm should be okay on my wrist, assuming I wear it with a nylon zulu strap. The 'oversize' look would work excellently in the more casual setting I'm envisioning for it. I'm not going to impulse buy as it'd take a few months to get to Aus anyway (ships end of May or something) so in the mean-time I'm going to see if I can try on some similar sized dive watches (with hefty lugs like the prodiver) and figure out if I like the feel of 'em on my wrist or whether I should just say 'feck it' and save up for the titanium Tudor Pelagos (which also catches my fancy).

Kimber looks good...

I know I come to you guys for everything but hey, you know your stuff.

Does anyone know how to go about getting a good CBD type haircut? Do you go to a barber, a stylist or a hairdresser?

I have wavy brown hair and suit cuts on the longish side (no homo) and I'm over going to hairdressers who want to do short back and sides.

True!

 

Our hopes rest with him. I hope there's no stylenox scandal down the track.

Just voted for you, Gerry!

Who are all those other people, and why are so many of them wearing shrunken suits that make them look like Peewee Herman?

I'm not sure, my hair dresser used to have a salon in the CBD but now works with his son in Kensington.

 

I also have curly hair and share your pain.  It takes a lot more work by both the hair dresser and myself to make it look good, even tame, at anything but a short length.  As you say, you need someone to do everything (except the sideburns and back edge) with scissors.  I pay about $40 for mine and he spends about 35-45 minutes, so I'd expect it will cost you more in the CBD.

Thanks, JM!

In answer to your question, their 'personal style', perhaps?

Anyone interested in a pair of Meermin snuff chukkas in 10.5UK? Lovely shoes, unworn, just the last doesn't suit my feet.

 

ok guys time to start submitting shots to fix Sydney and Melb reputations...

 

actually most guys in Sydney dress pretty poorly haha