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TD-3425

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About TD-3425

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    Male
  • Location
    Los Angeles, CA

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  • Name
    Matt
  • 501st ID
    3425
  • 501st Unit
    Southern California Garrison

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  1. Woohoo congrats Ingrid! Go SCG!
  2. I had a horrible experience with Doopy Doos, can't recommend them at all.
  3. Once you become a Legion member you'll have full access to the merch forums.
  4. The iComm doesn't come with a mic. If you ordered an Aker 10 watt amp from Jim, the Aker is what comes with a mic. I personally have been trooping with that mic for a year and never had any issues.
  5. armor back in stanley, bucket in my display case, blaster goes on collection shelf. the mg-15 is displayed in the living room, not sure where to put the t-21 yet. All costumes go in bins and are in closets.
  6. You need to drink water, otherwise you will dehydrate and pass out. Don't put yourself into risk for fear of having to use the restroom. The night before a troop I start drinking a lot of water, and I drink the day of and before a troop as well. You aren't going to be suited up all day... 1, 2 maybe 3 hours most usually. I generally don't have a problem. And again if you really had to go, then go suit down and go. You're a volunteer, its not like you are going to be penalized for having to use the bathroom...
  7. If I had an emergency I'd have to excuse myself and suit down.
  8. Along with the already mentioned items... I can't raise my arms up all the way, or fully bend them.
  9. Congrats Tom on your overwhelming victory!!!!
  10. Picked one up for my sandy build. Great tutorial, thanks! This bucket is going dirty and replacing my AM. Can't wait!
  11. I qualified and I have no brain. Because if I did have a brain, I would not have let myself get sucked into the madness we call costume building. You will be fine!
  12. IP'S aren't tied to anyone in particular. Its very possible there was a spambot or such robot server on the IP address you currently have, and that IP was blocked. Then, said server loses IP for whatever reason and it goes back to the DHCP pool. Now, you come along one day and your ISP gives you that IP address for your modem. Boom, you are now blocked. So, you just have to send that email so they can unblock your IP. In the mean time, they will probably block another IP that is causing problems. It's easy for me to say, block all of russia or china on my .htaccess file for my blog. But, when you have a site (like FISD) that is meant to allow access to members all over the world, you can't just out right block a country that is known for robots. The only other option is to block IP's, which unfortunately can affect real people sometimes. Cat and mouse game it is.
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