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lots of sportsmanship in tennis.

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Encho Keryazov

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adarq, you jelly? 

very jelly.. ridiculous

I've had countless of nightmares involving tornadoes. Over 10, I think.

i love storms, tornados etc. tbh, I feel better when it rains, thunders, and lightning.

yo!

what do you think of these...never really thought of merell as a running brand before but they look good...

http://www.merrell.com/US/en/bare-access-4/17570M.html

they look nice for sure, I like them.. only thing I actually don't like about them is the vibram sole. I actually don't like running in my NB minimus's because of their vibram sole. After experimenting with both for quite some time, I DEFINITELY prefer a "normal sole" for road running (or even running on rocks/dirt/grass etc); much stronger/springier.

minimal, zero drop but with some cushioning. vibram soles too - so they'll last.

they do a trail version too

http://www.merrell.com/UK/en_GB/bare-access-trail-gore-tex/17461M.html

like LBSS said, I just don't like that they are 9oz. That would feel pretty heavy to me for running, but i'm so used to shoes that are 4-5 oz.

Here's the NB minimus trail's I have: http://www.newbalance.com/pd/minimus-10v3-trail/MT10-V3.html?dwvar_MT10-V3_color=Black_with_Orange#color=Black_with_Orange

A bit lighter (7oz instead of 9oz). I just don't like running in them though. Vibram sole feels weird in a "normal shoe", but feels much better in the actual vibram's (finger toe style). Maybe it's because we're much more cognizant of what's on our feet and what we shouldn't do with them when we're in the actual finger-toe style shoe. Not sure tbh.

Vibram soles are definitely durable though & the way we run in them keeps them from "grinding down". My minimus's look brand new & so do my vibram's. My NB XC900v2's wear down fairly quickly, but my Saucony Shay XC4's are bionic; over a few hundred miles on them and this "protruding tread" is still there, it's mind blowing. Hoping these NB 5000v2's have a more beast sole than the NB XC900v2's.

pc!!

sweet. i was also looking at these earlier: http://www.eastbay.com/product/model:198614/sku:99532008/nike-zoom-streak-lt-2-mens

did you ever get zoom streaks? they're 5.x ounces i think.

nice, havn't seen those. They look solid. I like the bottom.

The bottom's of the NB 5000v2's look like they will wear down faster than those streak's.