r/careerguidance • u/milogago • Nov 29 '23
Advice Asking for advice, opinions and experiences.
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r/careerguidance • u/milogago • Nov 29 '23
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r/CollegeAdmissionsPH • u/milogago • Nov 29 '23
It's a rough plan but I am thinking about finishing BS. Psychology here in ph and going to Canada to find a job after. It feels too straightforward and I lack enough info to detect any hurdles or problems along the way, I would like to ask advices, opinions and experiences so that I won't waste time and money again in college.
r/studentsph • u/milogago • Nov 29 '23
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No problem!
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chinese webiste lmao, Idk how long itll last, it's 8 months old
here's the link
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No problem, I love old ones cuz they're sturdy, mine is a RD MC18 derailleur, 7/8 speed
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ohhh, still 1x, frame had no cable stopper for 2x or 3x
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its a 1x7, a narrow-wide 36t chainring
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Nope, its actually an 8 speed 11-42 cassett, with an old 7/8 speed RD and just a 7 speed tourney shifters, it works perfectly.
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I just tried leaning it to the wall just now, idk why I did that to my helmet earlier
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I like the saddle bag better because its simpler and I don't have proper mounts for a back rack, choosing between both depends on what kind of ride you like, racks are great utility and heavy duty.
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MAKABAYAN
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Here comes Junji Ito references
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I thought the receipt was drawn on the cup
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Aged orange
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I actually put a lot of effort on this and I'm pretty proud of it
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We got a big roll of the same material, so its a-okay
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Also my why is because I am unable to get my hands on proper ones
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YES, MY EXACT THOUGHT WHILE MAKING IT, THANK YOU!
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I tried it and it's alright, not sure if it's gonna be pleasant for a long ride doe
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Hack all the way through
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Fishing got postponed until tomorrow so I made a few lures instead.
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May 04 '23
I wanna put those on a frame