Yep, took only one afternoon and pretty cheap (cost me like 10 bucks for the vinyl and I had plenty more).
The texture on it was okay but carbon looks so much better and the slight texture feels great. I did the keyboard mainly to be like a set with mouse, but it looks awesome as well (to me).
My cord is still perfect condition, a big part of it is on the table so just a short portion of it is moving, the rest sits still and doesn't rub anywhere.
I had no problems with it whatsoever, it was a great investment.

Yep, took only one afternoon and pretty cheap (cost me like 10 bucks for the vinyl and I had plenty more).
The texture on it was okay but carbon looks so much better and the slight texture feels great. I did the keyboard mainly to be like a set with mouse, but it looks awesome as well (to me).
My cord is still perfect condition, a big part of it is on the table so just a short portion of it is moving, the rest sits still and doesn't rub anywhere.
I had no problems with it whatsoever, it was a great investment.

Any way we could get a link on that one, captain?

pedestrianx

www.xvideos.com/video6468055/fruitrollup

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ayy

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Turns out the asteroid my mum circles around was your mum all along! #rektback

Your mum circles muh dick #rektangle

ayy

lmao

It's incredible. What really did it for me, was before I started, I would struggle to drag a 30 kilo bag of salt up stairs to our pool at my parents' house. 6 months down the line and I would flip one over my shoulder, and grab another under the other arm. That kind of thing is addictive. The strength factor is massive, and it's great to hear you're doing it for yourself. It's as if lifting is the process to changing the physical challenges in your life into easy mode.

The last two years I've had to stop working out like I used to, and wow, only once I realised my day to day life with regard to physical things started to become that much more difficult did I fully appreciate the importance of strength in my life. This story has a happy ending though, I am bringing some freeweights to my new home tomorrow (the gym here is over 120 USD a month).

TL;DR
Do it for yourself, strength makes your life easier, and keep at it bro!

Sounds great, didn't think about it like that tbh.
Will do

It's only a matter of time now before people close to you in your day to day life start to notice and compliment you. If they haven't already. The beginning and people noticing the change is what gets you hooked, the rest just comes easy. Keep at it buddy!

They don't notice yet, but that's just a bonus, I am doing it for my self mostly. Epic feeling when you complete the set easier and then add on more weight.
Thanks mate, I will.

It's incredible. What really did it for me, was before I started, I would struggle to drag a 30 kilo bag of salt up stairs to our pool at my parents' house. 6 months down the line and I would flip one over my shoulder, and grab another under the other arm. That kind of thing is addictive. The strength factor is massive, and it's great to hear you're doing it for yourself. It's as if lifting is the process to changing the physical challenges in your life into easy mode.

The last two years I've had to stop working out like I used to, and wow, only once I realised my day to day life with regard to physical things started to become that much more difficult did I fully appreciate the importance of strength in my life. This story has a happy ending though, I am bringing some freeweights to my new home tomorrow (the gym here is over 120 USD a month).

TL;DR
Do it for yourself, strength makes your life easier, and keep at it bro!

Sounds great, didn't think about it like that tbh.
Will do

Look like everyone in London punched her in the face...

Says the faggot posting with his apple product.