Don ' t suck too hard use your hand make sure it ' s sloppy great blow job . <| sep |> guard Yes your highness ! <| sep |> Having done that , you only need to have a force limit of 1213 or so , so you could cruise at 1617 for a while . It helps if Ottomans are attacking QQ at the same time <| sep |> Appeared ? No proof what so ever . Isn ' t this the fake news we need to talk about ? Tell us more about how Pepe the green cartoon frog is the symbol for a nationalist nazi group . LoL . <| sep |> I was baptized . Thus I became a Christian . <| sep |> Is it a conspiracy if you ' ve got proof ? <| sep |> I would go check out your local shops first . Talk with them they will most likely have knowledgable people although you might have to find a senior member of staff depending on the shop . Mine have Paddle Days a couple times a year where you can go and try out all their model kayaks and some sales reps are there to help answer questions For free . Some places also rent kayaks so you can try before you buy . If you want a really durable and potentially longer lasting kayak first store it indoors if possible . UV and temperature fluctuations from summer to winter will shorten the life of the plastic look for rotomolded models . This means they will be pretty much one solid piece of plastic and not a top and bottom gluedriveted together there are some brands such as Hurricane who do a two piece construction which I think are superior to most rotomolded models however that is because they use a higher grade material . And usually cost upwards of $ 1000 . I would also check the big stores such as Dick ' s sporting goods . Their staff usually doesn ' t know anything but if you can come in armed with knowledge you can probably get a better price than a small store . I know Dick ' s now carries Current Designs which make quality boats albeit they might be slightly out of your price range . Dick ' s also has models made by reputable companies but sold under no name brands to keep costs down . If you compare shapes and sizes you can match them up with big brand names sometimes . Used is certainly a good option too but you need to keep your eye open for good deals and responsible owners that kept their boats in good condition if you want it to last you many years . No cracks , no discoloration , all rivetspinsscrews are present and their holes are not crackeddamaged . Craigslist and ebay can be great but I would keep searches fairly local so you can pick them up . Shipping costs would be outrageous for a full sized kayak . I hoped this helped , if you have any more questions just post them up !