Dani Boi

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My body doesn't like white pasta but white rice I'm fine with. I've noticed with my partner being gluten intolerant that if I eat gluten free white pasta it has no negative effects on me. So maybe give that a shot if you want.

I don't understand BN's protein matrix. What's the point of mixing a whole bunch of proteins together? I bought some BCAA recovery (watermelon) from them. Not particularly impressed with the flavour as it tastes like weak cordial. Also got the free bag of green fusion, doesn't taste too bad, might make it a usual

I'm currently not driving my R33 as I have another car. The battery was replaced 6 months ago with an RAC one. I only drive it maybe every 5-7 days for 10 minutes or so at 80km/h roughly to get some charge in it but this is the second time the battery has died on me for leaving the car for 7 days. Is this normal?

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Your body will process what you put in it

Nope, still sleep like a log. Too many real life factors that contribute to sleep problems, but if you are noticing that DAA is perhaps causing you the problems, then best you lay off it.

I bought the small pouch of DAA from BN in my last order. Used it for 4 weeks straight with 3g daily. No effects at all so I don't use it anymore. Protein Powder recipes (desserts, snack food blah blah blah). Good snacks to take to the office. http://proteinpow.com/

It's black and in very good condition. Some very minor scratches outside and it has some gutter rash but he's getting that fixed for me. I went and saw two, the other one was a white 2012 model so it had xenon headlights, 10 speaker bose system and some other wanky features, it was also $7000 more with slightly more k's so I couldn't justify that much money for those features. Plus by the time I got the extended warranty the black one was hitting my upper limit of what I wanted to pay anyway.

Ended up buying a 2011 Mazda MPS. Funny story though...Went to leave and I got locked in because they had pulled the bollards up. Lucky I'm quite a light hearted person. So currently my 33 is in the car yard blocked in with the other cars so they can't get to my rims until Monday 70km away from where I live and I'm currently driving a 2011 SS they lent me from their yarduntil Monday. They're really going out on a limb, they'll get heavily fined if I get caught speeding, crash it or whatever...

I've been thinking about this a lot lately. I've ruled out buying a new performance car for financial reasons (I can afford a new WRX but I can't justify the money spent vs gain, plus keeps my mortgage lower). Also my heart is with performance so definitely not getting a new Mazda SP25 like I had previously said. So I'm left with upgrading my 33 or buying an evo8mr or 9. I'm just getting quotes on parts I'd need for the 33 (it's just basic tuned 200rwkw and needs very minor TLC) and comparing with the price difference if I were to get the Evo. It would be nice to have the Evo, but not so nice when I would have to pay ~$20k additional when I sell my 33, when I could upgrade my 33 for 1/4 of the price. Also considering I don't drive my car a lot it kind of makes sense.

I wouldn't say I'm sick of it, I definitely enjoy the drive but the depreciation is starting to come out and I think for the money I would need to spend to fix the problems is it worth just buying a new car and not having to worry about it? Even if it's only $2000 to fix the problems that could be $2000 I could put towards a new car because I may end up selling in a year, that's how I look at it. 1/ 0-100 in 6 seconds or under is what I would consider performance. I could get that in an EVO IX which has the awd to get me around the bends, under 30k, stylish (imo) and 4 door for a bit more convenience - to me, the ideal car. 2/ Warranty, shouldn't have problems being a new car, newer technology, no depreciation, don't have to worry where you park, better fuel economy don't have to do regular maintenance i.e. dropping oil, spark plugs etc. It seems most people are saying I will regret it, which is what I was thinking myself.

I have seen a few $30k new cars which look like fun cars to drive but I want performance as well and if that's what I want I would need to spend $45k to get myself a new wrx which I just can't justify. I drive my skyline a 20km round trip to the train station and home 5x a week and use it on the weekend for errands and that's it, I rarely give it the beans. What I am tossing up between is either an EVO IX or a 2014 Mazda 3 SP25. There are much more advantages of owning the Mazda but on the other hand I don't know if I can get over the performance side of things.

Just wondering if there is anyone on here who has gone from owning a performance sports car and switched to a 'normal' car i.e. mazda 3. Do you regret it? I've had my skyline for 7 years going on 8 and I can't decide whether or not I want a normal car. I only want to spend 30k and there are no NEW performance cars in that price range.

What a waste of money