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Maya and Sara wen out of town for the weekend and left the living room looking like this

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Mountain Dew Baja Laguna Lemonade Review (Written April 16th, 2024)

  Mountain Dew Baja Laguna Lemonade is a new drink that really caught my eye when I saw it at my local gas station, its striking almost golden-orange color lively glowing amidst the lights of the big fridge unit. Tepid in the nature of its font and the amount of space it takes up on label, it frankly states "DEW (registered trademark) with a Blast of Natural and Artificial Mango Lemonade Flavor." Now, little known fact about me: I think Baja Blast is the second best soda of all time. First is root beer, for the record, but Baja Blast is a close second. However, I don't actually like Mountain Dew itself. At the risk of sounding like a little baby man (this will happen a lot), it's just too strong for me. It goes in my mouth and I just feel a little overwhelmed. It makes me feel a certain type of way, since I like putting Louisiana Red or Cholula in everything I can; I want to experience your spice rack. And yet, whenever I drink a regular Mountain Dew, I short circuit. The only drink I've encountered that took more wind out of my sails than it is Monster, where I legitimately doubled over because it didn't settle on hitting right, it settled on hitting me. And I'm reminded of these experiences drinking this Baja Laguna Lemonade. The mango flavoring is immensely dense, attacking the taste buds like someone throwing a wet blanket on you. 

  The lemonade part isn't as prominent a flavor as it is for the experience—you definitely feel that a lemon was involved in this at some point, the acidity is somewhat there, it's just competing with the vengeful spirit of a mango pulp pinning you against a wall during gym. I think that’s what this beverage reminds me of: my first kiss. Except I still talk to that lady, even wished her a happy birthday not too long ago. I don’t know if I’d wish a happy birthday to this drink, though.

[yesyourstalker]

Makeup artist:.......... Are you nervous?

Baja: a little bit.... This isn't like in front of a studio audience right

Makeup artist: No sweetie, it's just a one-on-one interview.

Baja: that's good. Who are we interviewing?

Makeup artist: You're going to have to ask the show-runner, Mickey.

Mickey: let's go. Let's go. Let's go what takes so long putting powder on a face. He has perfect skin anyway. We had to get him to the dressing room. We start filming in a couple minutes

Makeup artist: I'm finished. Just need to map down some scales and he's...... All done. You're free to go sweetie

Baja: thank you

Mickey: So you must be then host of the show. Sorry I wasn't able to meet you sooner. I was on vacation. Oshi told me you're a really good candidate for this show. You seem to be competent you know your way around music....*sip* ..... Coffee?

Baja: I don't really drink that much coffee. I like tea though

Mickey: Green tea! *Snap*. .*snap*

Assistant: your green tea

Baja: thank you

Mickey: Well I know one thing for sure. She was right about the pretty face. Now as you get dressed head to the studio so we start filming promotional material Ramon should be there with you. After your interview which will count as the pilot

Tammy: Mickey listen I really think you should reconsider about not casting me for the show

Mickey: No....*sip*

Tammy: but I really think you should I mean I can at least be co-host. I'm great to be around! Tell him, baba

Baja: it's Baja

Mickey: No, we need to bring up the sea slug viewership

Tammy: I can be the second co-host

Mickey:....*sigh*...... Tammy listen to me. You didn't get the job all right. You just don't fit the criteria we need for this show and this channel. But hey you have other opportunities for other networks alright. You're pretty, you're bubbly and you have a nice rack. You can get a job anywhere with those qualities around here.... You're just not going to find it at this station

Tammy: but-

Mickey: goooooood byyyyyyyyyyyyyeeee Tammy!!

Security guard: Right this way ma'am

Tammy: Mickey!!! I'll have your fucking job!!

Mickey: we'll see you next week Tammy we're filming the season finale

Baja: she seemed pretty upset

Mickey: eh she'll get over it ... She's been in a couple of shows here and there on the network. She plays Kate the baby sitter on 'dock and dingy' ......*sip* ..... She'll be fine. Here Is your dressing room your clothes should be folded

Baja: alright... and I just head to set after

Mickey: yep your's and Ramon's chairs will be the brown arm chairs. The musician or celebrity will be sitting on the loveseat and will perform on the stage behind you

Baja: they're going to perform?

Mickey: yeah.. yeah they're starting their Solo career

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Ramon: hey... You look good. They spruced up your wardrobe too

Baja: yeah. I wonder if we're able to take this home with us

Ramon: probably. I think it'd be easier just to keep in our dressing rooms for now. Keep our work clothes separate from our regular clothes. Feels like bad energy to mix them together.

Baja: how so?

Ramon: I mean this nice brand name stuff fancy designs, colors and a hefty price on it. It's nice but it isn't really me. It's what the studio and the producers want me to be and I rather keep that at work when. I go home I wear my regular off-brand jeans, my 8-year-old sweater and a pair of kicks with a hole in it. That's me. That's who I am. A regular person, I'm not above anyone and I don't want to feel like I am. Get what I'm saying

Baja: yeah... I get it. You don't want the job to change you

Ramon: exactly

Mickey: All right! Hitch you got the shot?

Hitch: Yeah I got it. We can use this for commercials

Baja: you were filming?

Mickey: Yeah yeah no worries. We just wanted to film you guys interacting. We didn't tell you cuz we wanted to look natural.

Hitch: we didn't have any mics on so we couldn't hear what you were saying so don't worry about it. I'm the director by the way names Hitch. Nice to meet you..

Baja: hello

Ramon: hey

Mickey: alright so we're going to start filming the show in 30 minutes. Kikura is their dressing room.

Ramon: Kikura from C-side?

Mickey: yeah

Kikura: sorry I'm late.. I tend to procrastinate when I'm getting ready for these types of things...... Not a good excuse but... yeah

Mick: Well that's perfectly fine. We'll be filming in a couple minutes this is Ramon and this is Baja. They're going to be the ones interviewing you

Kikura: hey

Hitch: while we wait for that, let's do some more advertisements

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Assistant: alright..... Advertisement 2 take one...[clap]

Baja: Hi my name is baja and I'm the new host of the inklab's new show 'music at midnight'.... Me and my new co-host Ramon

Ramon: sup

Baja: we're going to be interviewing musicians from all walks of life

Ramon: and different genres.

Baja: We're going to have nice conversations getting to know them, telling us some really cool stories.

Ramon: a show airs Thursdays at 11:30 p.m. can't wait to see you there!

Hitch: CUT!.... Great! We're going to do some more editing and maybe some reshoots on that but here is your intro You're going to do this during every episode you introduce yourself. You tell them what show they're watching and then you tell the current news what's going on in the music world..... You're also going to have to do that when you start writing articles for the blog, but we'll get to that later. ... Here's the monologue script. If you want to go off script feel free... Go over it, memorize We'll film in 15...... Oshi! Good to see you..*mwah mwah* how are you baby

Oshi: Hitch! Hope everything is going well I just wanted to check in on everyone

Hitch: yes... You're going to start filming soon so have a seat....(Pat...Pat)

Oshi: alright..... I'm getting a call.....*ugh*..............[inhale].....[exhale]...... Hi Shimi! How are you doing dear?... Are you having fun on the farm? I saw some pictures warabie posted on squidder. You look cute riding the tracker hehhe....... Well you only have one week left honey..... yes I've enjoyed my break..... The church? If that works for you honey I guess it gives you a purpose.........*sigh*...(Eye roll)....acting is also your purpose I know...how's warabie is he having fun?......well tell him to try to enjoy himself..............yes ...... alright good bye hun.............

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Shimi: hm.....

Merv: Shimi it's your turn to take the manatees out to graze, take your son with you. Noiji start up the tractor I need you to harvest the octoberries, ikkan pack up squidmelons and head into town. Koi would you help me harvest some of the squid lemons

Koi-koi: I'd love to

Merv: Cirrina sweetheart you said you're going into the city for a school project?

Cirrina: Yeah just for 2 hours. When I get back I'll feed the krill and clean out their coop

Merv: All right, be safe

Shimi: warabie help me load up the manatees

Warabie: yeah..... What were you calling Mom about?

Shimi: It's none of your concern she didn't let me talk anyway............

Warabie:... All right, the manatees are in (bump...bump).....

Shimi: alright...................

Warabie:............so what's mom up to at home?

Shimi: she's working on project O.E.T network

Warabie: that's nice she's been working on that for years

Shimi: *humpf*.... We've been working on for years.... Typical of her to go behind my back and do things without my permission or opinion

Warabie:...... Oooookkkaaay...........hm.................hey mahi

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Mahi: hey dude

Warabie: what's going on at home?

Mahi: nothing much. Baja got a new job...... stop!........ Yeah, he's going to be on TV now. That's pretty neat

Warabie: tv?!

Mahi: some talk show.... Midnight music...... Music at midnight something.....neta stop spawn camping!

Neta: I'm not spawn camping

Warabie: he got the job!? How did he get the job?!

Mahi: I don't know, I really haven't had time to talk to him. He's been in and out of the apartment for like days now..... cod damn it!.... Let me leave the base at least...... fuck!

Neta:hehehehehehehe... I'm sorry .hehehe

Mahi: sorry... Neta's being an asshole...uhhhhh...Baja honestly hasn't been here and when he is here he's just there to get dressed and then leave.

Warabie:*sigh*....... good for him... Guess he's going to be the new breadwinner

Mahi: hey so when are you coming home?

Warabie: end of the week I should be home

Mahi: great apartments too quiet and-Neta!

Neta: what?! What am I doing wrong? I'm just playing the game. It's not my fault you always end up in my range of sight. Get good at the game

Mahi:*huff*... Can you come home faster? I miss you

Warabie: aww I miss you too mahi.. I honestly want to go home too. This place sucks ......I'm tired of scooping Manatee shit and hauling crates of squidmatoes

Neta: ask him the question

Mahi: *ugh*........are you able to bring home fresh produce and milk

Warabie: I....... I'm going to have to ask ikkan's dad that

Shimi: we're here unload the manatees

Warabie: I got to go.... text you later..........

Mahi: bye..... I'm not playing with you anymore! I'm done with this game....

Neta: One more round. I want to get a gold badge on this weapon I'm two games away. You can be on my team this time

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Cirrina: .......this must be the address..........(Knock knock)

Bayou: Cirrina! You showed up!

Cirrina: yeah....hehehe sorry if I'm a little early ...

Bayou: no worries. Come in, come in you can use your shoes on the shelf right here. So what do you want to know about krillarney?

Cirrina: I'm just you know the origins and the history of krillarney...... You lived on the surface for most of your life, right? Is that true for most octolings here?

Bayou: yeah... Most of us here spent their whole lives on the surface though there are some who moved here who previously lived underground

Cirrina: Interesting......so... And did your family move here?

Bayou:...... I think you might get more information from my nan.... Nana!!....... You remember my Nana. from church?

Nana: yes!? Bayou? What is it love?.....oh... Dear the little girl from church. Nice to see you again sweetie

Cirrina: hello..

Bayou: Nan do you mind if she asks you a few questions?

Nana: I have no problems sweetie

Cirrina: It's just a couple questions .. . I'm doing a five-page essay on octarian history in other countries

Nana: wasn't that nice? Well what do you want to know dear?

Cirrina: uhhhh .... When did you move here

Nana: oh I have no idea sweetie It's been years...... The war started when I was around......10 of 11 years old. I lived with my two sisters in a small village My mother was a School teacher and my father passed away years ago.

Cirrina: *writing*

Nana at the time my village was not affected by the high tides but it was targeted with conflict over land and resources. Next thing you know, I was being drafted for the war along with my two sisters. They just turned 13. They never held a weapon before. My mother couldn't even imagine them going to war, it was only after the first bomb we decided to leave. We had to leave quickly so we weren't able to bring a lot. All we had to pack was whatever we could fit in our backpacks. I packed two dresses, pair of pants, three shirts and one skirt. I also packed my Adva doll she's the only toy I played with for years.

Cirrina: *writing*

Nana: My mother was good friends with a man who moved to our village before the war happened. He was a nice inkling man Mr. Doal he offered to help us leave. His son got drafted and passed away early in the midst of combat. He told us about a developing sovereign country called krillarney that was currently taking in anyone and everyone across the world who wanted to get away from the war

Cirrina: *write*..... So how did you get to krillarney

Nana: we were informed that there were fairies and ships offering to help people leave. We set our trip in the middle of the night and met up with Mr. Dole and other people who wanted to leave as well. The walk was 3 hours straight. No brakes, no rest until we made it to the coast and we got onto a ship. It was a squid beak ship if I remember, The S. S. Escargot. We sailed for a week to krillarney making several stops picking others in similar situations.

Cirrina: was it just inkfish who were escaping?

Nana: oh no there were so many people from so many walks of life on the ship. Urchins, fish, cephalopods, Crustaceans. So many were affected by this war. I remember seeing some still wearing their military uniforms. It was their only chance to leave and they took it

Cirrina: when you got to krillarney what was it like? Was different from how it is today.

Nana: Well I can tell you one thing we didn't have these malls, outlets or a nice studio apartment like I have now hehehe. .... When I first got here My mother could only afford a nice small house with two bedrooms. Our neighbor was young octoling and his wife was a bass. They were enlisted in the military for years. When the war started they were completely against it. They were planning on having kids at the time they couldn't do that if they were at war. Unfortunately they weren't able to have kids but they watched me and my sister so many times that they kind of saw us as their kids hehehe

Cirrina: *writing*...... Do you ever think about your old village? What happened to it?

Nana:............. Well....um..... Like I said at the time the high tides didn't affect my home but.............. Soon enough it was............. Everything was wiped out and everyone......... From what I know now....... The water levels have subsided and it is inhabitable but............ I just never went back. Everything I know about that place is gone. My home my toys.....some of my old friends

Cirrina:.... I'm sorry.......

Nana: it's alright love

Cirrina: ....... I think I asked enough questions

Nana: are you sure? I could tell you more

Cirrina: oh that's ok really.... I have enough to write my paper. I have to get home to do my chores

Bayou: alright..... Do you want me to walk you to the fairy dock?

Cirrina: (blush).... well........ok...

Bayou: great..... I'll be right back Nana

Nana: Come back safe

Cirrina:..........................

Bayou:...........................

Cirrina:..................

Bayou:..............you know we have tons of historical sites here if you ever want to check them out..... Add some photos for extra credit

Cirrina: that would be nice but I really need to get home

Bayou: we don't have to do it today.

Cirrina: I leave at the end of the week

Bayou: Well you can plan something for this week maybe Tomorrow maybe?....

Cirrina: I can see.... Yeah I think tomorrow would be good yeah..

Bayou: All right so why don't we meet up here again at 2:00 and I can take you to the lighthouse, The bridge of new beginnings and I can even take you to the museum

Cirrina: Great! It's a date! I mean....uh... No! It's not a date..... it's a day out....an outing yeah it's it's it's an outing we're going out......for the day! We're going out for the day

Bayou:..heheheheheh... Here's my number....... I'll text you tomorrow. See ya Cirrina!

Cirrina: bye..hehehehehe........*sigh*..........

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Assistant director: 'music at midnight'.... Introduction take three!.....(CLAP)

Hitch:go!

Baja: welcome, welcome! Welcome my name is Baja! And this is my co-host Ramon

Ramon: hey!

Baja: I'm very excited to say that this is the first episode of our very new show called 'music at midnight'. What is music at midnight? Well as the names in the title says we're going to be talking about music and it's going to be airing during midnight.

Roman: yep so while we sit here and talk and do interviews. You're going to be sitting on your couch or in your bed and your nice warm jammies.....

Baja: I wish we could wear pajamas

Ramon: Right? We should ask the exacts for a pajama day

Baja: hahahaha...(CLAP)..... All right, let's get started.... Today's music news....... But before we do that, who's who's with us today

Ramon: today we have Kikura sitting in our guest seat

Kikura: hey everyone

Baja: so we Kikura here today and there the guitarist for the band c-side and she's a part of another group riot act.....now Kikura is it true that riot act actually came before the band C-side?

Kikura: uh....oh my cod.......uh wow..... Yeah actually that is true. It did come before C-side... Technically yes but at the time it was not called riot act.... It was actually called 'no boys allowed' uhhehe.... We were in high school that was our original band.... We were in an all-girls school. We were just a couple of weird kids just screwing around... We were all in theater together and we used to hang out under the bleachers and I don't remember who mentioned it but one of us said "wouldn't be funny if we started a band and we had no idea how to play the instruments"....and heh That's how it really started

Baja: it started out as a bit?

Kikura: Yeah it started out as a bit. We started to borrow instruments from The music room and we started to play, used to write music together like we had our own group chat and everything ... It started to get serious during second year of school. It started out as a joke and then just kind of started to really get into it and we really just stopped seeing it as a joke and started seeing it as more of a hobby and soon after we started to book gigs, shows and sets in people's basements. It just kind of took off after that.

Ramon: so what made you join C-side?

Kikura: so C-side started after I met Beika it was a small underground club. He recognized me from my band and he was really excited to see me! He told me that he was a bass player and his old roommate was a drummer and they needed a guitar player. He had a couple songs that he's written and he wanted my opinion on it. He wanted to see if I was able to do a demo track for him.

Baja: *nods*

Kikura: a couple weeks of talking I went to the studio and I met Uotora... He's such a sweetheart oh my cod.... We did rewrites and we wrote some more music. We did some test tracks and 5 hours later I was officially a part of the band...

Baja: what was your first concert like.... You played in sesame hall as the opener for wet floor

Kikura: I was surprisingly calm during the whole show. Really thought I was going to panic and freeze up because this is the first actual concert like a concert concert like it wasn't just a group of people hehehe in a backyard. I remember the crowd wasn't that enthusiastic when we came up but after playing 'click bate' people really just started to really get into it and we just formed a fan base after that.

Ramon: are you still a part of that band? After you released your new album with riot act

Kikura: oh yeah definitely. I'm still a part of the band I'm not going anywhere. This ain't that kind of band. Do we treat each other with respect...hehehe...hm... But no this is just a side project. We all just started talking again and it's just a passion project we're just doing really

Baja: and speaking of passion projects, let's get to the news....Nami one of the members of beloved yet controversial bands front roe has enough that branching off and starting a solo career. Today on Inkstagram she announced that she's working on a new album and writing her own songs she even took a selfie of herself in the studio showing in the recording booth.

Ramon: I think nami's very underrated in the band. It's good to see she's getting out there

Kikura: I'm so happy that she is. I only met her two times. It was during the black square music festival and the seashore awards she is so nice, she's so kind and so pretty. We were talking and I brought up keeping my music in a notebook and she did the same thing too. She has several notebooks of music that she really wants to make but it doesn't really fit the sound of 'squid squad'..... Well I guess it's front roe now but she's kept those book for years... I truly hope she's putting those to good use

Baja: You know this actually isn't her first solo work. She worked on a soundtrack for 'high-rise falling 4'. It was a video game for the gamer boy x system.

Kikura: really?

Raman: Yeah I know that she composed background music for the menu and she also made The third boss Battle song. Man If they ever make the movie of high-rise falling

Baja: they are never going to make that movie.... It's always in production hell for years now

Kikura: I've only played the second and third game in that series, but I heard the movie is going to be starting off with The fifth installment and going backwards which doesn't make any sense

Hitch: what is high-rise falling? I don't know what that is. What are they talking about?

Oshi: It's just a game that these kids play. The audience will know what they're talking about

Ramon: they should bring her back for the movie. It would be really cool if she remixed her original tracks. I love that for him. I'm happy that she's making music. I'm really excited..... What else we have for the news

Baja: SashiMori are no longer doing fall tours or winter tours like they used to

Raman: oh?

Baja: So one of the members, Paul. He's no longer able to travel because he has school so they're going to have to do summer tours

Ramon: that makes sense.... I remember their last tour was during fall during spook fest. Everyone dressed up in costumes and during their last set, people were giving out candy.... Folks was handed a bucket before they got into the arena. it was good candy too like people were getting full size candy bars..... What type of candy do you like? I like gum.... You could never go wrong with gum..... Good flavor, good texture... And you can blow bubbles with it. What about you?

Baja: I enjoy chocolate... I love a good piece of chocolate..... Especially if it has a filling in it like marshmallow or something.....Kikura?

Kikura: I would say I'm a hard candy type of person.... I enjoy jawbreakers

Baja: really

Kikura: Yes, it lasts longer than most candies and..... Besides lollipops It is the only candy that is socially acceptable to take out of your mouth

Hitch: do we have any chocolate sponsors?

Oshi: no but I can get with the marketing team and see what we can do

[one hour of banter later]

Baja: Well folks that's our show! Thank you for being here for our first ever episode. The riot act album will be released on the 22 so make sure you check your local stores for it....now enjoy one of their debut songs 'No planned survivors'

[riot act performing in the back ground]

Mickey: what are the viewerships right now?

Assistant: Right now the viewerships are sitting at 89.4 million...and online..... only 20k views... But that number might rise in the next week

Mickey: [inhale].....[exhale]...... What do you estimate the viewership for ink lab plus?

Assistant: Well..... Judging from the viewership on TV and the viewership on the app we might be able to gain..................... 100 million first episode maybe even more...

Executive: I don't understand it! they talked about video games and then candy, went on a tangent about handbags and backpacks. How is this popular?! This is supposed to be about music and celebrities.

Oshi: Kids today aren't really all that interested in celebrities showing off their fancy cars, expensive clothes and lifestyle. They're bored at that and so are the newer artists. They just want to know who they are as a person....if knowing about their favorite candy and opinions on games keeps them engaged and interested in their music and our show I see no problem with it

Mickey: hmmmm.....

Hitch: I think we might need a meeting for this. I have an idea

Oshi: what's the idea

Hitch: we haven't had that much traction on the app for a while. instead of making a recorded video the next time we film we do a live stream and have the audience involved with the conversation

Mickey: I like that. Keeps the audience engaged and keeps the viewerships high. it saves money on editing

Hitch:......... These kids are going to make us a lot of money

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Neta had 12 kills in one match and 6 of them were mahi

lmao fish was fighting for their life @fish-at-fish-fish-resort

[seokjinsonlyone]

if bts were american and ate our fast food, where do u think they would eat at

i love this question so much it is just out of the box enough for me omg mind u i'm an east coast girlie so ion know nun bout dat in and out or whatever else they got on the west side

haters gon say it's fake but jimin would 100% main popeyes like catch him getting a 3pc chicken combo dark meat only 🤪 and he'd drizzle honey and hot sauce on the chicken either that or the 5 pc strips with the sweet heat sauce if he's feeling a sense of childlike wonder every other month he goes through a weeklong spicy chicken sandwich phase always drinks sweet tea exclusively

jin would swear by chickfila and i can't blame him! like the consistency is always there in the food and the service and that's just what he needs in life like my man has high standards and they just don't disappoint when it comes to the food i can see him getting the grilled chicken club sandwich with a side salad as his go to meal, the regular deluxe sandwich when he's feeling indulgent, and the 30ct nugget when he's feeling ravenous. whenever there's a seasonal shake he has to try it at least once otherwise it's him and the diet lemonade against the world

joonie is giving cookout like there's just so much variety if he want a burger they got it, barbecue they got it, chicken quesadilla, hot dog, corn dog, chili cheese fries, just.... all his wants and needs would be at cookout and when he's feeling a sweet treat??? boom they got the best milkshakes in town. i think his go to meal would be a big double burger tray with a chicken wrap and onion rings for the sides and he got to have cheerwine for the drink mhm iktr

it pains me to say it but i can really see tae up at 2am getting a deluxe cravings box from taco bell like i personally can't stand taco bell it just ain't for me like don't get me wrong there's been times when i worked overnight and it was bought for me so i ate it but i wouldn't choose it but i think tae would 😭🙏 like it's more convenient than chipotle bc it's open later and has a drive through so it's conducive with his lifestyle so that's where he's at in the parking lot at 2:30 with a crunchwrap supreme a doritos locos taco and a baja blast sigh

jungkook would LOVE wawa like i don't think you understand how many times i've imagined going to wawa with jk especially after seeing his camping vlog and there was one point where he was eating a sandwich and he was like if he could eat any food for the rest of his life it'd be a sandwich and it was at that moment that i knew me him and wawa would be written in the stars like catch us at 11pm getting an italian sub some takis and a blueberry pomegranate smoothie

suga would def be at wendy's like i don't think y'all understand how much i love the wendy's app like she has never steered me wrong she is there for me when it's midnight and me and my friends have no place to go we be in dat parking lot fr 😭🤞 and bc yoongi is my twin flame my best friend he would feel the same like it's better than mcdonald's and the way you can rack up rewards points like nobody's business like it's an economical choice it just makes sense i can see him getting the double stack biggie bag with spicy chicken nuggets and a diet coke to drink

i had to think hard for hobi bc i'm like he so boujee these days with his steak and truffles that i couldn't imagine him getting trash food with the commoners but with a little brainpower i placed him directly in zaxby's like you cannot tell me he wouldn't love him some zaxby's sweet teriyaki boneless wings with some fries and that slice of bread they put in the box on the side with a sprite to drink of course yeah that would do it for him every time

i really don't think you understand how much i loved this question like imma be thinking about this scenario for the rest of the week sodfjakjdl

[mnnacts]

* PACIFIC PARK REOPENING.

la feria de santa mónica acaba por ser uno de los sitios más turísticos en la ciudad siendo visitada por miles de personas a lo largo del año, es por eso que en invierno, cuando temporada baja, aprovechan a cerrar sus puertas para llevar adelante todo tipo de refacciones. los dos primeros meses del año han pasado volando y el tercero llega con una reapertura estelar, no solo con la propuesta de siempre sino también con un pequeño festival. ¿quién quiere venir?

sábado 4 de marzo, 11 am.

la entrada al parque siempre es gratuita, por lo que todo el mundo puede acceder a las instalaciones. por supuesto, lo que sí es necesario comprar es el pase a los juegos, pero tratándose de evento especial este acaba por encontrarse a mitad de precio para todo el mundo. como si pequeño parque de diversiones no fuese entretenimiento suficiente, organizadores invitan a varios artistas para tocar en el escenario montado a un lado del muelle.

line up, escenario único:

2:00 - 2:30 pm: flo milli.

2:45 - 3:15 pm: japanese breakfast.

3:30 - 4:00 pm: jhay cortez.

4:15 - 4: 45 pm: aitana.

5:00 - 5:30 pm: dominic fike.

5:45 - 6:00 pm: gracie abrams.

6:15 - 6:45 pm: wallows.

7:00 - 7:30 pm: willow smith.

7:45 - 8:15 pm: carly rae jepsen.

8:30 - 9:00 pm: gale.

9:15 - 9:45 pm: the 1777.

10:00 - 10:30 pm: the dudes.

10:45 - 11:15 pm: tove lo.

11:30 - 12:00 pm: becky g.

12:15 - 12:45 am: quevedo.

1:00 - 1:30 am: jonas blue.

1:45 - 2:15 am: kungs.

atracciones:

pacific wheel.

west coaster.

sea dragon.

shark frenzy.

pacific plunge.

seaside swing.

inkie's scrambler.

inkie's air lift.

sea planes.

frog hopper.

inkie's wave jumper.

sig alert ev.

juegos.

water race.

whac-a-mole.

balloon bust.

top glow.

cat rack.

roll a ball.

beach bash.

starfish water race.

mini hoops.

goblet toss.

long range.

penalty kick.

ring toss.

pier planko.

restaurantes y stands de comida:

beach burger.

pacific wheel pizza company.

coffee bean & tea leaf.

scoops ice cream and treats.

funnel cakes.

wetzel's pretzels.

popcornopolis.

dippin' dots.

snack and trat carts.

¡hola, corazones! bueno, les traemos otra actividad que nos emociona muchísimo y esperamos que les guste tanto como a nosotras. hicimos una ambientación bien detallada para que les sirva a la hora de rolear, en los links no solo encontrarán fotos sino también información sobre los juegos, sobre la comida, etc.

a tener en cuenta:

¡pueden compartir sus outfits del evento! ya sea que usan la misma ropa todo el día o que de pronto por la noche deciden cambiarse para mejorar la experiencia de nuestro pequeño milennialooza. así mismo, aquellos personajes que actúan, pueden mostrar su outfit en el escenario y luego fuera del mismo.

la actividad se desarrollará mediante starters, invitamos a que abran uno con al menos uno de sus personajes.

como siempre, se podrán abrir dos threads privados por personaje.

y para ver qué tal sale, será posible abrir un thread grupal también por personaje. ¡aprovéchenlo!

[icleanedthisplate]

Dine-Out Meals of June 2023, Ranked

I ranked the following based on taste alone. I made no consideration for ambiance or the general dining experience or whatever. I included meals I got to go. I included food trucks, catered meals, and fast food.

Sushi reigns supreme this month over a list that includes more hotel food and fast food than usual.

Should you be interested in the pictures or reading the few words I had to say about each meal, click on the home page and scroll down or see the archives.

Sushi & Sashimi Combo Entrée. Kassai Sushi. Denver, Colorado. 6.26.2023.

Sushi Rolls (Kemuri, Furakaki, Zarigani). Kemuri. Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.18.2023.

Sushi & Sashimi Combo Entrée. Kassai Sushi. Denver, Colorado. 6.20.2023.

Hickory Smoked Chicken Dinner. Babe’s Chicken Dinner House. Frisco, Texas. 6.7.2023.

Farm to Table Cobb w/Atlantic Salmon. Root Down (Airport). Denver, Colorado. 6.23.2023.

Chicken Leg Quarters, Black-Eyed Peas, Cabbage. Platnum BBQ (River Market). Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.2.2023.

Chicken Leg Quarters, Black-Eyed Peas, Cabbage. Platnum BBQ (River Market). Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.29.2023.

Chicken Wings (shared), Gettin’ Figgy Wit It Burger, Sweet Potato Fries. Park Burger. Denver, Colorado. 6.27.2023.

Charcuterie Board, Fig & Goat Cheese (Shared Apps), Caesar Salad, Rabbit Gnocchi. Cattivella. Denver, Colorado. 6.21.2023.

Signature Sweet Hot Burger w/Fries. Copper Grill. Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.16.2023.

Summer Seared Ahi Salad, Tomato Basil Soup. Modern Market Eatery. Denver, Colorado. 6.22.2023.

Catered Party Buffet. Cache (Catering). Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.1.2023.

Avocado Toast, Acai Bowl (Shared all). Fidel & Co. Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.18.2023.

Catered Lunch (Curry Chicken Salad Sandwich, Spicy Bahn Mi, Brownie, Cookie). The Root Cafe. Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.14.2023.

Spicy Chicken Deluxe Pizza, Caesar Salad. Pizza Café. Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.12.2023.

Grilled Trout w/Veggies, Beans. Flying Fish. Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.15.2023.

The Reaper (Turkey Burger), Sweet Potato Fries. Big Orange. Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.25.2023.

Hummus Fattoush Wrap. Fidel & Co. Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.19.2023.

Hummus Fattoush Wrap. Fidel & Co. Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.30.2023.

Jimmy’s Salad w/Salmon. Nardello’s Pizza Tavern. Mount Pleasant, Texas. 6.11.2023.

Oishi Roll, Dragon Roll. Horu Sushi (Legacy Hall). Frisco, Texas. 6.9.2023.

Fried Artichoke Hearts (shared), Cobb Salad. Didi’s Downtown. Frisco, Texas. 6.10.2023.

Shared Plates (to go). Orient Express. North Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.4.2023.

Shooting Star Skillet w/Blueberry Pancakes. Red Rooster Café. Denver, Colorado. 6.21.2023.

Spicy Chicken Deluxe Combo. Chick-fil-A. (Airport) Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.20.2023.

Grilled Chicken Sandwich Combo. Chick-fil-A. (Airport) Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.28.2023.

Seafood Dumplings (shared), Miso Ramen w/Chicken. Red Bowl. Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.26.2023.

Lunch Catering (Taco Bowl). Qdoba (Catering). Denver, Colorado. 6.23.2023.

Lunch Catering (Chicken Alfredo). AC Hotel Dallas Frisco. Frisco, Texas. 6.9.2023.

Lunch Catering (Tacos). AC Hotel Dallas Frisco. Frisco, Texas. 6.8.2023.

Salad Bar. The Café (Perot Museum of Nature & Science). Dallas, Texas. 6.10.2023. (No photo.)

Baja Fish Burrito. Illegal Pete’s (Colfax). Denver, Colorado. 6.27.2023.

Half Rack of Pork Ribs, Half Chicken w/Fries, Salad. The Magic Time Machine Restaurant. Addison, Texas. 6.8.2023.

Breakfast Buffet. Residence Inn by Marriott. Frisco, Texas. 6.11.2023.

Breakfast Buffet. Residence Inn by Marriott. Frisco, Texas. 6.8.2023. (No photo.)

Breakfast Buffet. Residence Inn by Marriott. Frisco, Texas. 6.10.2023. (No photo.)

Breakfast Buffet. Residence Inn by Marriott. Frisco, Texas. 6.9.2023.

Breakfast Buffet. Renaissance Denver Central Park (Lounge). Denver, Colorado. 6.22.2023.

Breakfast Buffet. Renaissance Denver Central Park (Lounge). Denver, Colorado. 6.23.2023.

Breakfast Buffet. Renaissance Denver Central Park (Fifty300). Denver, Colorado. 6.28.2023.

Turkey Bacon, Cheddar & Egg White Sandwich. Starbucks. Denver, Colorado. 6.21.2023.

Turkey Bacon, Cheddar & Egg White Sandwich. Starbucks. Denver, Colorado. 6.27.2023.

Grilled Redfish Salad. Flying Burger & Seafood. Caddo Valley, Arkansas. 6.7.2023.

Chicken Wings (Sweet BBQ), Chop Chop Salad. Brothers Bar & Grill (Central Park). Denver, Colorado. 6.22.2023.

[guerrerense]

Locomotora 3087 | Quinta Normal por Felipe Radrigán Por Flickr: La 3087 es el único ejemplar que sobrevive de las locomotoras tipo R y reposa desde fines de los 80 en el museo ferroviario Quinta Normal. Las locomotoras tipo R (antiguo grupo 20), con una disposición de ruedas 2-8-0, fueron encargadas a la fábrica de Rogers en dos partidas, la primera en 1897 y la segunda en 1900, correspondiendo la 3087 al segundo grupo. Estas locomotoras fueron pensadas para operar trenes tanto de pasajeros como carga en la zona La Calera - Palquico, donde se cambiaba de locomotora por una de cremallera. Una vez que se eliminó el trazado con cremallera a comienzos de los 40, estas locomotoras se diseminaron por toda la linea entre La Calera y Coquimbo, operando muy comúnmente en ramales como el del valle del Elqui y Salamanca. Ya en los 50, con la llegada de las primeras diesel a la red norte, fueron desplazadas a labores secundarias y algunas transferidas a ramales de la Red Sur, como Monte Águila - Polcura y Los Lagos - Riñihue, donde vivieron sus últimos años de operación. La 3087 en particular llegó a Chile con el número 7, pero fue renumerada como 35 "Chañaral" al comenzar a operar. En 1916, con la creación de la Red Norte, toma el número 87 y en 1921, con el nuevo sistema de numeración de ferrocarriles, toma el número 3087, el cual lleva hasta el día de hoy. A diferencia de la mayoría de sus hermanas, esta operó algunos años en la zona La Calera - Palquico y después fue transferida a la Dirección de Obras Públicas. En los años 50 estaba asignada a Coquimbo y operó en la zona hasta fines de los 60. Aunque fue dada de baja oficialmente en 1978, ya estaba fuera de servicio hace varios años. Después de esto es muy probable que fuera trasladada a San Bernardo para ser desmantelada, lo cual por suerte no ocurrió y permitió que formara parte del museo. The 3087 is the only surviving example of the type R locomotives and has rested since the 1980s in the Quinta Normal railway museum. The type R locomotives (former group 20), with a 2-8-0 wheel arrangement, were ordered from the Rogers factory in two batches, the first one in 1897 and the second in 1900, the 3087 belongs to the second group. These locomotives were designed to operate both passenger and freight trains between La Calera and Palquico, after what the locomotive had to be changed for another equipped with rack. Once the rack railway was eliminated in the early 1940s, these locomotives spread throughout the network between La Calera and Coquimbo, operating very commonly on branches such as the Elqui Valley and Salamanca. Already in the 1950s, with the arrival of the first diesels to the northern network, they were displaced to secondary tasks and some transferred to branches of the southern network, such as Monte Águila - Polcura and Los Lagos - Riñihue, where they spent their last years of operation. The 3087 in particular arrived in Chile with the number 7, but was renumbered as 35 "Chañaral" when it began operating. In 1916, with the creation of the Northern Network, it took the number 87 and in 1921, with the new railway numbering system, it took the number 3087, which it carries to this day. Unlike most of its sisters, it operated for a few years in the La Calera - Palquico area and was later transferred to the Public Works Department. In the 1950s it was assigned to Coquimbo and operated in the area until the end of the 1960s. Although it was officially decommissioned in 1978, it had already been out of service for several years. After this, it is very likely that it was transferred to San Bernardo Workshops to be dismantled, which fortunately did not happen and allowed it to form part of the museum.

[parker-d-bloodrose]

Adventures in Bike Commuting 1/4/23

In Which I go to Taco Bell, have some difficulties eating due to an injury, and get annoyed about drivers. 

Kind of a short post but I figured I’d write one up anyway - this is the first time I’ve been able to take Ghoulie for spin this year and the decision was made to go bop down to my local Taco Bell for lunch because all of the food at home was Not Safe (meaning my brain was telling me that the food was off-limits even though this is nonsensical.) The ride there was pretty uneventful, but I think I’ll have to remember to bring my balaclava more often for the winter at least. My face was chilly from the wind. I ordered a new bell to replace the one that was broken, since I finally accepted that ordering a bell online was better than trying to go to a store in person and finding one. It’ll be here Friday. Until then, I just shouted “Ding ding, on your left” at people whenever I saw them.  Unsurprisingly, when I got to the taco bell there wasn’t anywhere good to park my bike i.e. no bike rack. So I ended up chaining Ghoulie to a fence post and grabbing lunch. I currently have my right arm in a brace because of an injury at work, so I had to take the brace off to eat, which was an unexpected difficulty tbh and not one I had factored in when I made the decision to go to Taco Bell. It was fine tho and I got my dose of Baja Blast. I headed home and on the way home, I stopped at a crosswalk to cross the street because in general I do not feel safe biking on a busy road without at the very least a painted bike gutter. As the light turned green and I was getting ready to pull into the crosswalk, a jeep turned and drove through the crosswalk fortunately I didn’t actually move into the crosswalk because I had a feeling this fucker was going to do that but it did kind of make me a little irritated. I am fairly certain that because the walk sign was on I had the right of way, but my experience in LA told me to wait a sec and see what the jeep was doing. But at the end of the day nobody was hurt and I’m just bitching to bitch because I dislike it when drivers aren’t paying attention to pedestrians & walk signals. I should like to add that not all drivers are this bad and that by and large, I have more neutral or positive interactions with drivers than I do negative ones. I just bitch about the negative ones because they stick out more. I got home and even took my favorite shortcut by the grocery store. It’s always fun to go down that hill REALLY FAST. On my way home, I remembered that Ghoulie had a tune up so I decided to test my abilities as well as hers and put her in a gear that would allow for speedier pedaling and I am pretty sure I peaked my speed for the first time. I don’t have a speedometer on Ghoulie but relative to the usual leisurely pace I go at, I was zooming along the suburban road I was on. My knee hurt a tiny bit afterward but fortunately it’s already recovered while I was typing this up.

[asknarashikari]

Time for the Saber Cast or more specifically the Saber OT4.

They are assigned Star Saber, one of the highest ranking Autobot commander who came from humble beginnings, who has a smaller robot form known as "Saber", and is considered the greatest swordsman in the universe, the Brainmasters, comprised of Blacker, the experienced commanding racing buggy, Braver, the childlike mad scientist Ferrari F40 sports car, and Laster, the anti-social observant Countach sports car, who can combine to balanced Road Caesar, Victory Leo, the powerful Autobot warrior lion and can combine with Star Saber to become the powerful "Victory Saber", Deathsaurus, the cunning and powerful rival to Star Saber and has a soft side when it comes to children and his two partners, Tigerbreast and Eaglebreast, his Breastforce, comprised of Leozack, the overzealous Grumman F-14 Tomcat jet fighter, and his partner Lionbreast, Drillhorn, the stubborn drill-tank strategist, and his partner Hornbreast, Guyhawk, the cold and somber magenta and white MiG-29 fighter jet, and his partner Hawkbreast, Hellbat, the underhanded and maniacal dark blue and white Dassault Rafale fighter jet, and his partner Kōmoribreast, Jallguar, the serious black and white Baja-style racing buggy with a rear-mounted missile rack, and his partner Jaguarbreast, and Killbison, the violent jock-like gold and white KMW Gepard anti-aircraft tank, and his partner Bisonbreast, who can combine into Liokaiser, and the young, in Cybertronian terms, Rescue Patrol Team, comprised of Holi, the fast-thinking and resourceful but goofball black Ford Taurus police car, Boater, the little brother-like blue hydrofoil, Fire, the brave red fire engine, Pīpō, the cheerful ambulance with a heart of gold, and Clipper, Holi's serious minded and bossy Mitsubishi X2S concept car girlfriend and supporter of the Rescue Patrol Team. Ise is quite excited to get a bunch of more new friends with all of the bigger robots and the Rescue Patrol Team.

What are the Riders and Saber Cast reaction to the Saber OT4 being assigned all of these robots and all of their reactions to Ise being excited for getting more new friends with the assigned Cybertronians?

Well, if Ise likes them, that's good enough for them 😂Not to mention be amused at Saber becoming partners with Kamen Rider Saber.

I do wonder how they'll cope with being based with the SoL with the harsh winter weather and all. Ofc Cybertronians probably have some way to combat the cold. Also... would they even fit through the Book Gates?

[baja4nia]

god my trip up north was insane like spur of the moment i slept in my car.... i dont even have that many pictures just totally in the moment the whole time. la to ucsb back down to hb and newport beachs balboa peninsula.... driving up the pch meeting life long lifeguards going to bars skating boardwalks in venice and newport and watching the surf at the locsl ucsb spot...... i really really want to go back to newport i think i could tear it up a lot more. man i need a ROOF RACK so i can bring my surfboards and take a real surf trip..... hot surfer boy with a truck who wants to travel wya? could go up to big sur or down to ensenada in baja california.... i want to take a girls trips up to venice beach skate park and surf skate the bowl hello...

[boy-grandma]

EARLY SPRING TACO SLOP, ETC.

we had a few unseasonably beautiful days this weekend, so we invited a few friends over and busted out the grill.

GRILL DAY HAUL

stella parks’s Ultra-Fresh Limeade

chef john’s beef birria, made into tacos

grilled asparagus, broccolini, and shishito peppers

grilled tteokbokki (prepared by our friend J)

simple ranch dressing (equal parts greek yogurt, sour cream, and mayonnaise, plus a little bit of dijon mustard, fresh dill, lemon juice, salt & pepper to taste) for dipping vegetables

pickled red onions

various Baja Blast Potions (more on that below)

…we also had a rack of ribs in our freezer that we wanted to get through, so i did some very simple prep (took off the silver skin, split in half, seasoned with salt, black pepper, and a little bit of liquid smoke) and cooked it sous vide (165 F for 12 hours), though we ended up with so much food that we sort of just forgot to grill it lol. we’ll probably just brown it under a broiler or something and have it for dinner soon

TACOS

(there are tons of videos on birria taco-craft; i like this one by kenji)

to prep the finished birria for tacos, we just removed the meat, shredded it off of any bones (discarding skin/gristle from the ribs), then passed the braising liquid through a fine strainer. we didn’t bother with skimming off any fat.

mise en place for taco time:

stack of store-bought corn tortillas. nothing fancy (they’re going to be smothered in Meat Juice anyway). we steamed them a bit just to get them pliable again, and kept them warm under a kitchen towel. microwaving them briefly works too

bowl of oaxaca cheese shredded ahead of time (something like mozzarella would work too)

shallow bowl with a portion of strained braising liquid

bowl of shredded beef

one or two cast iron pans, heated directly on the grill; we had one in a hotter zone and one in a cooler zone

cooking the tacos on the grill was simple — take two tortillas from the stack, dip them in the braising liquid, place them one on top of the other on the cast iron pan (in our case, we started in the hot zone); griddle one side until it’s browned in spots, flip both tortillas (keeping them stacked), then sprinkle generously with cheese over the whole surface and add a portion of beef. fold it over and keep griddling until the cheese has melted. we used the cooler pan as a hot hold so we could batch them out to our friends. serve with chopped onions and cilantro, or whatever you like on tacos — we did pickled red onions. if you want to get crazy with it then grab a bowl of the braising liquid and dip that shit right in. delicious taco slop

GET BAJA BLASTED, IDIOT

our local fred meyer store has been having some buck wild sales on the newly-liberated baja blast (3 cases for the price of one???) and while we aren’t big Dew Heads typically, we simply can’t resist the powerful meme magics of the Taco Bell Tonic. what i mean to say is that my partner bought a case a week ago mostly as a joke and now we’re unironically obsessed with the stuff. everyone we’ve had over this weekend was similarly psyched to get Baja Blasted. this windex-looking shit has 59 grams of caffeine per can and it’s here to baja blast your teeth right out of your head

Baja Blast Potions have been a running gag in our friend group ever since we ordered an irresponsible number of Cravings Boxes on new year’s eve and proceeded to try mixing our blue dew with whatever bottles of booze J and M had in their apartment. these were pretty much all terrible. but in this exciting new age of readily available Blue Meth In Cans, there are now endless opportunities for iteration and innovation — a shot of tequila and a pinch of salt? maybe some orange bitters? my partner and i bought orange bitters last week just to try this. we’re too far gone. it’s too late for us now

anyway our friend M ended up hitting on something… drinkable? i hesitate to say “good.” it was at least good enough that multiple people ended up wanting one. sort of a margarita for younger millennial dirtbags: equal parts decent white tequila and dry curaçao, as much Baja Blast as you can tolerate (M built his in a pint glass. lol), a dash of orange bitters. the resulting drink is less windex and more radioactive swamp green due to the addition of amber color from the curaçao. his partner J saw him building this drink and looked like she was going to scream. Blastarita: the perfect drink with which to torment your loved ones all summer long

[prozesa]

🛻 15 Inventos Geniales para Camionetas

En este video, vamos a explorar algunos de los inventos más sorprendentes diseñados específicamente para mejorar la experiencia de las camionetas. Prepárate para descubrir cómo llevar la funcionalidad y el estilo de tu camioneta al siguiente nivel. No te lo pierdas, porque cada invento que verás aquí podría ser la solución que estabas buscando. El vídeo: https://youtu.be/wVHOYlOsvxA Te puede interesar: - 👽 ¿Encontraremos Extraterrestres? - 🚀 ¿Por qué no regresamos a la Luna? 15 Inventos Geniales para Camionetas: Sistema de carga FRS de Ford: Ford ha apodado a su última Ranger como la camioneta más versátil de la historia, comparándola con una navaja suiza. Una de las características más destacadas del vehículo es el sistema de carga FRS desarrollado por la división australiana de Ford. Las personas que hayan visto el programa "Outback Truckers" pueden dar fe de que los australianos están muy versados en el transporte de carga. Además, el FRS fue diseñado a medida para satisfacer las preferencias de los clientes. El resultado es un sistema montado en el techo capaz de transportar hasta 80 kilogramos de carga dinámica y hasta 250 kilogramos de carga estática y como uno de los elementos del FRS se puede desplazar por encima de la plataforma incluso se pueden transportar artículos largos como tablas, escaleras y canoas. Ha tenido tanto éxito que Ford ha solicitado una patente. Rack N Roll: Esto es rock and roll genuino, o más bien, rack and roll. Este sistema está diseñado para transportar motos fuera de la carretera. Es rápido, sencillo y rebelde, como el rock auténtico. La mezcla única de tensores, soportes y cuñas sorprendió a muchos expertos, pero el Rack and Roll funciona a la perfección. Puedes realizar todo tipo de maniobras sin preocuparte de que la moto se caiga. Además, la versión deportiva puede soportar 275 kilogramos, suficiente para un par de motos enduro o una Superbike con muy poca distancia al suelo. Una sola persona puede utilizar fácilmente el Rack and Roll gracias al bloqueo de la rueda delantera que mantiene la moto estable mientras la aseguras. Solo hay un inconveniente: el ariete se vende por separado y cuesta 395 dólares, pero viene con un kit de luces, lo cual es una ventaja. Davis Industries RGN más B y W Companion: Te muestro dos opciones para el transporte de carga. La primera es de Davis Industries y es útil para transportar un montacargas en un Ford 350. Una sola persona puede controlar la combinación de un elevador hidráulico y un remolque con sensor de baja gravedad. El montacargas del vídeo pesa aproximadamente 5 toneladas. La versión más avanzada de Davis Industries tiene un precio de alrededor de 45.000 dólares. La segunda solución es más compacta y tiene un costo de solo 899 dólares. Esta quinta rueda está diseñada para remolques que pesan alrededor de 8 toneladas y es fácil de desmontar si necesitas liberar espacio en la plataforma. Los rieles permiten que la unidad se mueva a lo largo del bastidor para distribuir correctamente la carga entre los ejes. ROELLI X-RACK: Suiza destina más del 5% de su PIB a la educación y más del 3% a la investigación y el desarrollo. No es de extrañar que el país albergue a numerosas empresas que producen una amplia gama de bienes, desde robots hasta accesorios para automóviles. El sistema X-Rack también proviene de Suiza y permite transportar escombros o maquinaria de construcción utilizando una camioneta estándar. El factor crucial es que la carga no supere las 1,2 toneladas, que es lo que puede soportar la estructura soldada de acero S355. Los conductores pueden controlar la carga y la descarga mediante el mando a distancia y, en caso de problemas, hay una función de parada de emergencia. El X-Rack se adapta bien a camionetas como la Ford Ranger y la Toyota Hilux. Gracias a su diseño modular, el mismo vehículo puede utilizarse para diferentes tareas cambiando la tolva de residuos por una plataforma de carga. Box-Am: Existen numerosos contenedores para camionetas en el mercado, pero la mayoría son bastante difíciles de acceder, lo que no es muy cómodo. Entonces, ¿por qué no crear contenedores que se acerquen a los propietarios? Eso es exactamente lo que hicieron los creadores del sistema Box-Am, y destacan su éxito gracias a su diseño innovador y sus futuras patentes de su creación. El sistema tiene un diseño interesante y puede ser instalado por una sola persona. Puede soportar una carga máxima de 122 kilogramos y los contenedores se mueven de un extremo a otro de la plataforma en 12 segundos. Si necesitas transportar algo como un quad, Box-Am se desmonta parcialmente. Sin embargo, es importante tener en cuenta que el sistema está diseñado principalmente para contenedores y no funciona como una grúa improvisada. Además, tendrás que pagar 100 dólares para reservar Box-Ham. Cybertruck Basecamp: Elon Musk tiene planes de transformar el Cybertruck de Tesla en un vehículo anfibio, pero las modificaciones necesarias tienen un precio elevado. ¿Dónde podría encontrar los fondos? Una opción es este kit de Tesla por 2.975 dólares que convierte el Cybertruck en una especie de caravana. La tienda se monta en minutos con una bomba y el kit incluye postes, un toldo, un kit de reparación y un conjunto de soportes. Cuando se pliega, todo cabe perfectamente en el maletero del Cybertruck y, cuando se despliega, acomoda cómodamente a varias personas. Ascender Expedition Truck: La empresa 27 North se especializa en la fabricación de autocaravanas de lujo como el Ascender. El modelo 30A está construido sobre un Ford F550 con tracción a las cuatro ruedas y varias mejoras. Cuenta con paneles solares con una capacidad de 1.200 vatios, cocina, ducha, cama doble, refrigerador grande y calefacción. Sin embargo, el Ascender tiene un precio inicial de al menos 750.000 dólares. Easy Hitch Step: Es una innovación simple pero muy práctica: peldaños plegables para camionetas. La necesidad surge del hecho de que muchas camionetas, como la F350, tienen casi 3 metros de altura, lo que hace que cargar y descargar sea un desafío incluso con la compuerta trasera abierta. Ahí es donde entra Easy Hitch Step y sus mini escaleras. La versión superior puede soportar hasta 136 kilogramos y ofrece comodidad con sus peldaños de acero de 38 centímetros de ancho. Las mini escaleras vienen con fijaciones y están disponibles por 626 dólares. Luz LED para Caja de Camioneta Focal Series: Si tienes algo de dinero extra, considera este sistema de iluminación. La primera opción cuesta 27 dólares por 1,5 metros y viene con 90 LEDs en una carcasa de goma flexible que incluye cinta adhesiva para una fácil instalación. Es una solución práctica para casi cualquier vehículo, incluidos camiones y autocaravanas. Solo tienes que encontrar una fuente de alimentación de 12 voltios. La segunda opción es un poco más cara, a 36 dólares, y ofrece ocho módulos individuales, cada uno con nueve LEDs. El fabricante promete un brillo cinco veces mayor que otros productos similares y una vida útil de al menos 50.000 horas. Organizador para Caja de Camioneta Barricade: El equipo de Battlenet se compromete a agilizar el transporte de carga y ha presentado Barricade, un travesaño único para mantener estables las cajas, cajones y cargas similares durante el transporte. Viene con redes especiales hechas de materiales de grado militar, conocidas como las más resistentes del mercado. Estas redes son aptas no solo para la plataforma de carga sino también para la parrilla del techo. La red más grande mide 4,6 por 4,6 metros. Estas redes son tan robustas que se utilizaron como decoración en el estreno de la película "Extraction 2". Tramontina PRO: Tramontina es conocida por fabricar ollas, muebles, electrodomésticos, cubos de basura y más. Ahora echemos un vistazo a sus organizadores de herramientas que pueden facilitar la vida de los automovilistas. El modelo estándar de 1 metro de ancho viene con cinco cajones con cerradura que brindan aproximadamente 3 metros cuadrados de espacio para repuestos, herramientas y accesorios. Para evitar traqueteos los diseñadores incorporaron el sistema Vibr Stop que amortigua eficazmente las vibraciones. Se han añadido juntas de goma para mantener el polvo fuera. El cajón inferior más grande soporta una carga de 40 kilogramos, mientras que los cajones superiores más pequeños soportan 30 kilogramos cada uno. Sus creadores afirman que es una solución perfecta para los agricultores. DewEze Flatbed: Las plataformas de carga DewEze llegaron al mercado el mismo año que Apple Macintosh, y aunque Ridley Scott no hizo ningún anuncio para DewEze, estas plataformas continúan vendiéndose tan bien como las computadoras de Apple. El fabricante destaca la durabilidad de DewEze, enfatizando su sostenibilidad para el uso agrícola y ganadero pesado, permitiendo la carga y transporte de artículos como bolsas de fertilizante o pacas de heno. La plataforma viene equipada con una caja de herramientas, iluminación y un enganche de remolque instalado de fábrica. La plataforma estándar se adapta fácilmente a varios modelos Dodge, Ford y Chevrolet y tiene una capacidad de carga de alrededor de 1,4 toneladas. El precio ronda los 14.500 dólares. Kit de plataforma de descarga Pierce: En octubre de 2023, se vendieron más de 730.000 camionetas Ford de la serie F Series a nivel mundial. No podemos imaginar el número total de camionetas que hay en las carreteras de todo el mundo. Afortunadamente, existen mejoras muy interesantes para aquellos que desean maximizar el potencial de sus camionetas. ¿Qué tal un sistema que transforme su vehículo en un camión volquete por 1.700 dólares? Puede transportar arena, tierra, piedra triturada y otros productos a granel que pesen hasta 1,8 toneladas. Fabricado por la compañía Pierce, este sistema tiene una ventaja sobre la competencia: conserva la apariencia original del vehículo. Además, cumple con los altos estándares de fabricación de la Asociación Nacional de Equipos para Camiones de Estados Unidos. MULTY Headache Rack: El modelo estándar MULTY puede manejar hasta 454 kilogramos de carga, lo que permite el transporte de tablas, bicicletas o una tienda de campaña para varias personas. No es coincidencia que los fabricantes afirmen que MULTY desbloqueará todo el potencial de su vehículo. Accesorios útiles como escaleras, cajas de herramientas y fijaciones adicionales para kayaks o bicicletas pueden mejorar su utilidad. MULTY se adapta a diversas marcas y modelos, desde el Ford Ranger hasta el Jeep Gladiator. La instalación es fácil y no requiere perforaciones. Además, la versión MULTY básica consta de solo tres componentes y está disponible para su compra a 1.050 dólares. SidePuller: Los coches más grandes necesitan mejoras más grandes. Conozca el SidePuller, operable por una sola persona. Tira, voltea y carga fácilmente cualquier cosa, desde coches de pasajeros hasta contenedores de envío gigantes. Dependiendo del modelo, viene con un cabrestante que soporta alrededor de 9 toneladas y se controla remotamente. El conductor no necesita llegar al lugar exacto, puede operar desde atrás, desde los lados y en diagonal, incluso sin patas estabilizadoras las capacidades de SidePuller son impresionantes. Las patas modificadas eliminan las preocupaciones sobre la distancia al suelo. Con un precio de 36.000 dólares, es importante tener en cuenta que este producto está destinado exclusivamente para uso profesional.   Read the full article

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🛻 15 Inventos Geniales para Camionetas

En este video, vamos a explorar algunos de los inventos más sorprendentes diseñados específicamente para mejorar la experiencia de las camionetas. Prepárate para descubrir cómo llevar la funcionalidad y el estilo de tu camioneta al siguiente nivel. No te lo pierdas, porque cada invento que verás aquí podría ser la solución que estabas buscando. El vídeo: https://youtu.be/wVHOYlOsvxA Te puede interesar: - 👽 ¿Encontraremos Extraterrestres? - 🚀 ¿Por qué no regresamos a la Luna? 15 Inventos Geniales para Camionetas: Sistema de carga FRS de Ford: Ford ha apodado a su última Ranger como la camioneta más versátil de la historia, comparándola con una navaja suiza. Una de las características más destacadas del vehículo es el sistema de carga FRS desarrollado por la división australiana de Ford. Las personas que hayan visto el programa "Outback Truckers" pueden dar fe de que los australianos están muy versados en el transporte de carga. Además, el FRS fue diseñado a medida para satisfacer las preferencias de los clientes. El resultado es un sistema montado en el techo capaz de transportar hasta 80 kilogramos de carga dinámica y hasta 250 kilogramos de carga estática y como uno de los elementos del FRS se puede desplazar por encima de la plataforma incluso se pueden transportar artículos largos como tablas, escaleras y canoas. Ha tenido tanto éxito que Ford ha solicitado una patente. Rack N Roll: Esto es rock and roll genuino, o más bien, rack and roll. Este sistema está diseñado para transportar motos fuera de la carretera. Es rápido, sencillo y rebelde, como el rock auténtico. La mezcla única de tensores, soportes y cuñas sorprendió a muchos expertos, pero el Rack and Roll funciona a la perfección. Puedes realizar todo tipo de maniobras sin preocuparte de que la moto se caiga. Además, la versión deportiva puede soportar 275 kilogramos, suficiente para un par de motos enduro o una Superbike con muy poca distancia al suelo. Una sola persona puede utilizar fácilmente el Rack and Roll gracias al bloqueo de la rueda delantera que mantiene la moto estable mientras la aseguras. Solo hay un inconveniente: el ariete se vende por separado y cuesta 395 dólares, pero viene con un kit de luces, lo cual es una ventaja. Davis Industries RGN más B y W Companion: Te muestro dos opciones para el transporte de carga. La primera es de Davis Industries y es útil para transportar un montacargas en un Ford 350. Una sola persona puede controlar la combinación de un elevador hidráulico y un remolque con sensor de baja gravedad. El montacargas del vídeo pesa aproximadamente 5 toneladas. La versión más avanzada de Davis Industries tiene un precio de alrededor de 45.000 dólares. La segunda solución es más compacta y tiene un costo de solo 899 dólares. Esta quinta rueda está diseñada para remolques que pesan alrededor de 8 toneladas y es fácil de desmontar si necesitas liberar espacio en la plataforma. Los rieles permiten que la unidad se mueva a lo largo del bastidor para distribuir correctamente la carga entre los ejes. ROELLI X-RACK: Suiza destina más del 5% de su PIB a la educación y más del 3% a la investigación y el desarrollo. No es de extrañar que el país albergue a numerosas empresas que producen una amplia gama de bienes, desde robots hasta accesorios para automóviles. El sistema X-Rack también proviene de Suiza y permite transportar escombros o maquinaria de construcción utilizando una camioneta estándar. El factor crucial es que la carga no supere las 1,2 toneladas, que es lo que puede soportar la estructura soldada de acero S355. Los conductores pueden controlar la carga y la descarga mediante el mando a distancia y, en caso de problemas, hay una función de parada de emergencia. El X-Rack se adapta bien a camionetas como la Ford Ranger y la Toyota Hilux. Gracias a su diseño modular, el mismo vehículo puede utilizarse para diferentes tareas cambiando la tolva de residuos por una plataforma de carga. Box-Am: Existen numerosos contenedores para camionetas en el mercado, pero la mayoría son bastante difíciles de acceder, lo que no es muy cómodo. Entonces, ¿por qué no crear contenedores que se acerquen a los propietarios? Eso es exactamente lo que hicieron los creadores del sistema Box-Am, y destacan su éxito gracias a su diseño innovador y sus futuras patentes de su creación. El sistema tiene un diseño interesante y puede ser instalado por una sola persona. Puede soportar una carga máxima de 122 kilogramos y los contenedores se mueven de un extremo a otro de la plataforma en 12 segundos. Si necesitas transportar algo como un quad, Box-Am se desmonta parcialmente. Sin embargo, es importante tener en cuenta que el sistema está diseñado principalmente para contenedores y no funciona como una grúa improvisada. Además, tendrás que pagar 100 dólares para reservar Box-Ham. Cybertruck Basecamp: Elon Musk tiene planes de transformar el Cybertruck de Tesla en un vehículo anfibio, pero las modificaciones necesarias tienen un precio elevado. ¿Dónde podría encontrar los fondos? Una opción es este kit de Tesla por 2.975 dólares que convierte el Cybertruck en una especie de caravana. La tienda se monta en minutos con una bomba y el kit incluye postes, un toldo, un kit de reparación y un conjunto de soportes. Cuando se pliega, todo cabe perfectamente en el maletero del Cybertruck y, cuando se despliega, acomoda cómodamente a varias personas. Ascender Expedition Truck: La empresa 27 North se especializa en la fabricación de autocaravanas de lujo como el Ascender. El modelo 30A está construido sobre un Ford F550 con tracción a las cuatro ruedas y varias mejoras. Cuenta con paneles solares con una capacidad de 1.200 vatios, cocina, ducha, cama doble, refrigerador grande y calefacción. Sin embargo, el Ascender tiene un precio inicial de al menos 750.000 dólares. Easy Hitch Step: Es una innovación simple pero muy práctica: peldaños plegables para camionetas. La necesidad surge del hecho de que muchas camionetas, como la F350, tienen casi 3 metros de altura, lo que hace que cargar y descargar sea un desafío incluso con la compuerta trasera abierta. Ahí es donde entra Easy Hitch Step y sus mini escaleras. La versión superior puede soportar hasta 136 kilogramos y ofrece comodidad con sus peldaños de acero de 38 centímetros de ancho. Las mini escaleras vienen con fijaciones y están disponibles por 626 dólares. Luz LED para Caja de Camioneta Focal Series: Si tienes algo de dinero extra, considera este sistema de iluminación. La primera opción cuesta 27 dólares por 1,5 metros y viene con 90 LEDs en una carcasa de goma flexible que incluye cinta adhesiva para una fácil instalación. Es una solución práctica para casi cualquier vehículo, incluidos camiones y autocaravanas. Solo tienes que encontrar una fuente de alimentación de 12 voltios. La segunda opción es un poco más cara, a 36 dólares, y ofrece ocho módulos individuales, cada uno con nueve LEDs. El fabricante promete un brillo cinco veces mayor que otros productos similares y una vida útil de al menos 50.000 horas. Organizador para Caja de Camioneta Barricade: El equipo de Battlenet se compromete a agilizar el transporte de carga y ha presentado Barricade, un travesaño único para mantener estables las cajas, cajones y cargas similares durante el transporte. Viene con redes especiales hechas de materiales de grado militar, conocidas como las más resistentes del mercado. Estas redes son aptas no solo para la plataforma de carga sino también para la parrilla del techo. La red más grande mide 4,6 por 4,6 metros. Estas redes son tan robustas que se utilizaron como decoración en el estreno de la película "Extraction 2". Tramontina PRO: Tramontina es conocida por fabricar ollas, muebles, electrodomésticos, cubos de basura y más. Ahora echemos un vistazo a sus organizadores de herramientas que pueden facilitar la vida de los automovilistas. El modelo estándar de 1 metro de ancho viene con cinco cajones con cerradura que brindan aproximadamente 3 metros cuadrados de espacio para repuestos, herramientas y accesorios. Para evitar traqueteos los diseñadores incorporaron el sistema Vibr Stop que amortigua eficazmente las vibraciones. Se han añadido juntas de goma para mantener el polvo fuera. El caj��n inferior más grande soporta una carga de 40 kilogramos, mientras que los cajones superiores más pequeños soportan 30 kilogramos cada uno. Sus creadores afirman que es una solución perfecta para los agricultores. DewEze Flatbed: Las plataformas de carga DewEze llegaron al mercado el mismo año que Apple Macintosh, y aunque Ridley Scott no hizo ningún anuncio para DewEze, estas plataformas continúan vendiéndose tan bien como las computadoras de Apple. El fabricante destaca la durabilidad de DewEze, enfatizando su sostenibilidad para el uso agrícola y ganadero pesado, permitiendo la carga y transporte de artículos como bolsas de fertilizante o pacas de heno. La plataforma viene equipada con una caja de herramientas, iluminación y un enganche de remolque instalado de fábrica. La plataforma estándar se adapta fácilmente a varios modelos Dodge, Ford y Chevrolet y tiene una capacidad de carga de alrededor de 1,4 toneladas. El precio ronda los 14.500 dólares. Kit de plataforma de descarga Pierce: En octubre de 2023, se vendieron más de 730.000 camionetas Ford de la serie F Series a nivel mundial. No podemos imaginar el número total de camionetas que hay en las carreteras de todo el mundo. Afortunadamente, existen mejoras muy interesantes para aquellos que desean maximizar el potencial de sus camionetas. ¿Qué tal un sistema que transforme su vehículo en un camión volquete por 1.700 dólares? Puede transportar arena, tierra, piedra triturada y otros productos a granel que pesen hasta 1,8 toneladas. Fabricado por la compañía Pierce, este sistema tiene una ventaja sobre la competencia: conserva la apariencia original del vehículo. Además, cumple con los altos estándares de fabricación de la Asociación Nacional de Equipos para Camiones de Estados Unidos. MULTY Headache Rack: El modelo estándar MULTY puede manejar hasta 454 kilogramos de carga, lo que permite el transporte de tablas, bicicletas o una tienda de campaña para varias personas. No es coincidencia que los fabricantes afirmen que MULTY desbloqueará todo el potencial de su vehículo. Accesorios útiles como escaleras, cajas de herramientas y fijaciones adicionales para kayaks o bicicletas pueden mejorar su utilidad. MULTY se adapta a diversas marcas y modelos, desde el Ford Ranger hasta el Jeep Gladiator. La instalación es fácil y no requiere perforaciones. Además, la versión MULTY básica consta de solo tres componentes y está disponible para su compra a 1.050 dólares. SidePuller: Los coches más grandes necesitan mejoras más grandes. Conozca el SidePuller, operable por una sola persona. Tira, voltea y carga fácilmente cualquier cosa, desde coches de pasajeros hasta contenedores de envío gigantes. Dependiendo del modelo, viene con un cabrestante que soporta alrededor de 9 toneladas y se controla remotamente. El conductor no necesita llegar al lugar exacto, puede operar desde atrás, desde los lados y en diagonal, incluso sin patas estabilizadoras las capacidades de SidePuller son impresionantes. Las patas modificadas eliminan las preocupaciones sobre la distancia al suelo. Con un precio de 36.000 dólares, es importante tener en cuenta que este producto está destinado exclusivamente para uso profesional.   Read the full article

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4WD accessories

Nestled in the heart of the Southern Hemisphere, New Zealand is a country celebrated for its breathtaking landscapes and diverse terrains. From the snow-capped peaks of the Southern Alps to the pristine beaches of the Coromandel Peninsula, Kiwis are privileged to explore a variety of environments. For those who seek the thrill of off-road adventures, owning a 4WD vehicle is not just a means of transportation, but a gateway to untouched wilderness. In this article, we will delve into the world of premium 4WD and off-road accessories, exploring the essential gear that transforms a vehicle into an expedition-ready machine.

All-Terrain Tires: The Foundation of Off-Roading

The first step towards an off-road odyssey is investing in a set of high-quality all-terrain tires. New Zealand's rugged landscapes demand tires that can handle a variety of conditions, from muddy tracks to rocky trails. Brands like BF Goodrich, Cooper, and Nitto offer durable options designed to provide superior traction, ensuring a smooth and safe off-road experience.

Heavy-Duty Suspension Systems: Conquering the Bumps

Navigating through the challenging terrains of New Zealand requires a robust suspension system. Premium brands like Old Man Emu and Fox Racing offer suspension kits specifically engineered for off-road enthusiasts. These kits not only enhance the vehicle's performance but also provide a smoother ride over uneven surfaces, minimizing the impact on both the vehicle and its occupants.

Winches: A Lifeline in the Wilderness

Off-road adventures come with their fair share of challenges, and a reliable winch is an indispensable tool for overcoming obstacles. Brands such as Warn and Smittybilt offer high-quality winches that can pull a vehicle out of tricky situations, ensuring that no off-road journey turns into an unintended expedition.

Roof Racks and Storage Solutions: Carry the Load with Ease

Extended off-road trips often require additional storage space for camping gear, tools, and equipment. Investing in a sturdy roof rack, such as those from Rhino-Rack or Thule, allows adventurers to maximize cargo capacity without compromising interior space. For added convenience, consider rooftop storage solutions like cargo boxes or roof bags to keep belongings secure and protected from the elements.

Lighting Up the Night: LED Light Bars

As the sun sets over New Zealand's wilderness, a reliable lighting system becomes crucial. LED light bars, such as those from Rigid Industries or Baja Designs, provide powerful illumination, turning night into day. Mounted on the roof or front bumper, these light bars enhance visibility and safety during off-road night drives.

Communication and Navigation: Stay Connected Off the Grid

In remote areas, staying connected is paramount. Equip your 4WD with a quality communication system, such as a two-way radio or satellite phone, to ensure you can reach help in case of emergencies. Additionally, invest in a reliable GPS navigation system to navigate uncharted territories confidently.

Conclusion:

For avid off-road enthusiasts in New Zealand, investing in premium 4WD accessories is not just about enhancing the vehicle's capabilities; it's about unlocking the full potential of the country's stunning landscapes. From the mountains to the beaches, a well-equipped 4WD transforms ordinary trips into extraordinary adventures, allowing Kiwis to explore the untouched wilderness that defines their homeland. So, gear up, buckle in, and get ready to embark on a journey where the road ends and the adventure begins.

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VanUp Custom Mercedes Sprinter Overland Build on VRForged Wheels

The Mercedes Sprinter van was originally designed to allow contractors and service providers to haul equipment to and from different job sites. This van was extremely popular in Europe because of its size and powerful diesel engine. Since they are primarily sold as empty shells inside, the Sprinter soon became the go to platform for travelers, transportation companies, RVs, and motocross racers wanting to custom outfit their own. When COVID was at its peak, the desire to hit the road and work from wherever was the new dream. So the RV craze went, well, crazy! Taking a combination of the Overland and RV market, saw the explosive growth of the Mercedes Sprinter Overland builds. These builds allowed people to travel to all the great places on and off-road that traditional RVs just couldn’t go to. Equipped with beds, bathrooms, and kitchens, the exterior look and function was equally important. With ladders, awnings, bike racks, and big lights from companies like Baja Designs, Rigid, and others, the last component to make the Van official are the wheels.

VR Forged introduced their 1 piece forged monoblock wheels to the Sprinter Van community in late 2021. Combining the style of our car and truck wheels with a 6 spoke design and beefy ring element, the wheels were built specifically for the Sprinter use. Each VR Forged forging is constructed using a 10,000 ton press to make a strong and pure aluminum monoblock. Wheels are machined to extensive tolerances and then go through a series of tests including impact testing, salt spray, and fatigue testing as see on our Manufacturing Page Here. These particular wheels were built in a 17×7.5 +50mm offset weighing only 23.8lbs per wheel. But the important engineering element of these wheels is its load rating of 2500lbs per wheel to handle the weight and offroad abuse.

The guys at VanUp choose to use the VR Forged wheels because of their design, quality, and fitment. Their vans feature unique custom King Shock setups that are perfect for overland use but require a wheel that has the right clearance and load rating. Along with a line of their own products, VanUp builds these vans at 2 locations with 1 here locally in Mesa, Arizona and the other in Davis, CA. If you are looking for a beast of a Mercedes Sprinter Van, the VanUp guys are your go to source!

VanUp Website – https://www.vanupoffroad.com/

Van Up Offroad Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/vanupoffroad/

VR Forged D14 Mercedes Sprinter Wheels – https://www.vividracing.com/vr-forged-d14-wheel-set-mercedes-sprinter-van-overland-17×75-50mm-6×130-p-156488508.html

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Mueble Rack Para Tv 42 Blanco

Mueble Rack Para Tv 42 Blanco te ofrece bienestar de forma creativa, flexible y rentable, siempre en armonía con el consumidor y el medio ambiente. Muebles de calidad con diseño moderno. Dale a tu hogar un toque especial con este Mueble de diseño único, Fabricado con panel de madera industrializada de 15 mm y acabado con revestimiento melamínico de Baja Presión (BP) termo fundido con presión y calor.

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