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I'm looking for 90s dance music on CDs.
If you've got some discs that you'd like to trade please hook me up.
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ISO Muchmusic Dance Mix 9X

Published: February 10, 1991
Added to Marvel Unlimited: April 30, 2008
Writer: Rob Liefeld, Fabian Nicieza 
Penciller: Rob Liefeld 
Cover Artist: Rob Liefeld 

Introducing for the first time, the Merc With a Mouth, the extra-lethal Deadpool! Plus, this issue also contains the first appearance of Domino!

Got an ISO list posted in my profile, true trades preferred!

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The New Mutants Issue 98 (Deadpool's first appearance)

Inspired by street fashions, designed to suit your 24hour lifestyle, Bench has emerged as an international sensation in urban style and activewear.

So cool, so hip.

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Bench jacket med

Green, med, Elements rain jacket. 
Military inspired style.
Warm and water proof.

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Elements rain jacket. Med.

Paris, 1965. A rainy day….
Leon-Claude Duhamel watches as people dart through the Paris streets, striving with very little success to stay dry. After observing the needs of his peers, he created a simple, unisex jacket from nylon with a pocket in front. The pocket, while convenient for keeping keys and wallets dry, also allowed the jacket to tuck into itself. Duhamel capitalized on this functionality by adding an elastic band to the pocket, allowing the packed jacket to be worn around the waist.

He called the jacket “En cas”, French for “in case”, simultaneously alluding to the perpetual chance of rain, as well as its self-stowing pocket. “En cas” soon evolved to “En-K”, a nickname which was further modified to appeal to a wider, international audience. “K-Way” sounded distinctly American -- perfect for a sporty jacket that maximized freedom and mobility. And phonetically, it was virtually universally pronounceable.

Now, over 50 years later...
K-Way, quite literally, is the modern raincoat. Born from a small, simple idea, the packable jacket didn’t just solve a problem, it opened doors. Representative of freedom and flexibility, K-Way jackets let you live your life and say “yes” to adventure, no matter the weather.

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Pull over K-way jacket Med

Paris, 1965. A rainy day….
Leon-Claude Duhamel watches as people dart through the Paris streets, striving with very little success to stay dry. After observing the needs of his peers, he created a simple, unisex jacket from nylon with a pocket in front. The pocket, while convenient for keeping keys and wallets dry, also allowed the jacket to tuck into itself. Duhamel capitalized on this functionality by adding an elastic band to the pocket, allowing the packed jacket to be worn around the waist.

He called the jacket “En cas”, French for “in case”, simultaneously alluding to the perpetual chance of rain, as well as its self-stowing pocket. “En cas” soon evolved to “En-K”, a nickname which was further modified to appeal to a wider, international audience. “K-Way” sounded distinctly American -- perfect for a sporty jacket that maximized freedom and mobility. And phonetically, it was virtually universally pronounceable.

Now, over 50 years later...
K-Way, quite literally, is the modern raincoat. Born from a small, simple idea, the packable jacket didn’t just solve a problem, it opened doors. Representative of freedom and flexibility, K-Way jackets let you live your life and say “yes” to adventure, no matter the weather.

ISO in my profile.

Pull over K-way jacket Large