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Load that stuff up on your phone dude!!!
The new Mate 10 came with Oreo, which means I actually skipped Nougat completely.
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I will have one of these tomorrow. Buying it from a Uni buddy, who I haven't seen for 30 years.
This is my new tech fancy. I actually got it a few days ago, and I am still learning how to use it. 
My wife is a pharmacist, the greater concern is a call to her work. I'm starting out listening to local dispatch stuff, but I can tune in trains, planes, and automobiles with this.Dispatch cruiser. Domestic dispute at .... hey wait a minute. That's MY address!
Marty_Since87
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Just ordered this portable charger, it's 10,000mah with quick charge and what's awesome is that the charger can be quick charged itself ..seen this on zedomax channel.
These USB to usb-C adapters were a must, I couldn't pass on the deal.
This case is a gift to me by an youtuber I'm just waiting on it to come
These USB to usb-C adapters were a must, I couldn't pass on the deal.
This case is a gift to me by an youtuber I'm just waiting on it to come
Marty_Since87
Android Expert
Got me extra USB-C's from anker, 2 for $10 on Amazon.
Hey @Marty_Since87 , let me know how those work out. I've purchased some USB C's that were supposedly premium and turned out to be crap. I could use a few more cables, but am gun shy.
I have some of those Luna, they live up to Anker's standard. I swear by them, even if they are a bit more costly then others. Especially the woven ones pictured.
Anker had some sketchy A-to-C cables early on (missing the required 56k resistor, if I'm remembering correctly) but have since shaped things up. I love their braided cables.
I leave out purchases of repetitive daily needs, otherwise I would probably say beer a lot too.I'm always afraid to post on this thread. My answer will usually be redundant. BEER. About the only changes would be the type of beer
Shiner Bock please.
A new baseball bat, because some people sitting around the table justifying their existence decided to make all amateur bats manufactured before January 2018 illegal. Way to make baseball accessible by forcing every parent to drop $70-200 on a new bat for reasons no one really understands (since it wasn't safety related)). */end rant
And new baseball glove since my son wore out the palm on his current glove. I wish he told me when he went to baseball camp in February so I had more time to break it in.
And new baseball glove since my son wore out the palm on his current glove. I wish he told me when he went to baseball camp in February so I had more time to break it in.
Google WiFi. Loving it!
Bose SoundSport wireless earbuds
What? what why? That's crazy. Are we talking aluminum or wood? That's a hell of a financial burden on parents. I'd be livid if my son was still playing. That's just not right. Many parents aren't in a position to replace bats. Buying a bat is more than some can handle. Rec leagues often furnish an assortment of bats to each coach just for the kids without a personal bat or two. That's one heck of a burden on a rec center to replace bats too. Stupid.. IGNORANT!A new baseball bat, because some people sitting around the table justifying their existence decided to make all amateur bats manufactured before January 2018 illegal. Way to make baseball accessible by forcing every parent to drop $70-200 on a new bat for reasons no one really understands (since it wasn't safety related)). */end rant
And new baseball glove since my son wore out the palm on his current glove. I wish he told me when he went to baseball camp in February so I had more time to break it in.
I still have my first mitt. It's pretty broke in lol. Just sixty years old or so. A good old JC Higgin's six finger glove sold through Sears, Roebuck and Co.
Bob Buhl autographed.
I've coached for about 5 years and yes, each coaches bag normally has a big and small bat for the boys that don't have the means to have their own. So yeah, our little town league has had to buy 2 bats per team, which takes away from scholarships, field maintenance, uniforms, and anything else we do with the dues and fundraisers.What? what why? That's crazy. Are we talking aluminum or wood? That's a hell of a financial burden on parents. I'd be livid if my son was still playing. That's just not right. Many parents aren't in a position to replace bats. Buying a bat is more than some can handle. Rec leagues often furnish an assortment of bats to each coach just for the kids without a personal bat or two. That's one heck of a burden on a rec center to replace bats too. Stupid.. IGNORANT!
I still have my first mitt. It's pretty broke in lol. Just sixty years old or so. A good old JC Higgin's six finger glove sold through Sears, Roebuck and Co.
If it was for safety, then I get it. But this is for performance. They even say it in the explanation. My best understanding is that they are trying to make aluminum / composite bats react like wood bats, some coefficient of bouncy or something like that.
It is sad to say that there will be a lot of boys using a bat that is a bit to short / light or long / heavy this year. I'm happy I have the means to get Evan a properly sized bat for him. But fear not, Rawlings, Louisville Slugger, etc. will be having a great year. And some suits in Little League, Babe Ruth, Cal Ripken, and whoever else was involved can pat themselves on the back for accomplishing whatever it is they think the accomplished.
As far as the glove, youth gloves aren't made with the quality they were when we were kids, but are better fitted to small hands, and are made with materials that don't take as long to break in. My son wore a hole in the palm, which only comes from use. I can't really complain about that. This glove I just bought will probably be outgrown in a year or two, at which point I'll buy the lifetime glove (yes they still make those, but they cost about $250). Even though my baseball days are behind me, I still enjoy a game of catch in the back yard.