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So sorry for your loss, Mike. **BRENT**

Deepak = dead to me **BRENT**

Inside a bag of rice in the freezer? **BRENT**

Only in the 90s, my friend. Only in the 90s **BRENT**

Happy B-Day, Tom! When we going to get you a digital rig? **BRENT**

20% off Tablets in-store at Office Max. Too bad I didn't see this this past weekend for Tax-Free Weekend. 216$ for 32GB Nexus 7. http://slickdeals.net/permadeal/100164/officemax-stores-32gb-asus-nexus-7-2nd-gen-7-android-4.3-tablet **BRENT**

The Body Geometry stuff is really good, supposedly. I tried on some shoes when I was looking, but they didn't have what I'd want (1-2 steps up from the bottom) on clearance at the Specialized LBS, so I had to pass, but they fit great. One thing that I tried didn't fit well at all, leading me to believe that with entire lines there should be something. It looks like Specialized has a BG Saddle Fit system that is standalone or in conjunction with the BG fit... as I'm sure many others do as well. My fav saddle was a Fizik Pave that is long gone, and probably too small for me, but a tiny little road bike saddle on the mtn bike worked great. **BRENT**

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Yay for V!!!!! I forget, have you tried a few of the different Specialized saddles? I figure you have, but I would think they would make SOMETHING you'd find comfy. **BRENT**

^ That made me smile. Go out for dinner and drinks before you end me? **BRENT**

Gene, try flashing a T-Mobile ROM on it. Check with one of the others first, but that phone on TMO should work with calls over WiFi. As long as you have WiFi, calls would be routed through that, bypassing the towers. Here is the toggle I am talking about. Look into it. With a huge nigh-upon-impenetrable-by-cell-signal structure I work in, I wish we had WiFi here. It works great at home, and is less of abdrain on battery as well. **BRENT**

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That's a bummer. I'd love to shoot some gymkhana stuff. **BRENT**

Death to Deepak! **BRENT**

Happy b-day to our Glorious Leader! Hope you have a great day, Todd. **BRENT**

Yep, but you can do that with an OTG USB cable too. I think it works many DACs, but maybe not all of them. **BRENT**

The only reason I don't have the dock is because I haven't seen it in stock... and this is ME! Why don't you have the dock already? It's an elegant solution to your problems. /me waits to see the Mindless Consumerism thread update properly... **BRENT**

Needs electronic Red 22 and a power meter, but definitely a good start. When do you start racing Cat 5? **BRENT**

Canon S110 + Pixma Pro 100 + 50 pack of Canon photo paper for 258$ after MIR. **BRENT**

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Did you try 800s on the AriPower in Atlanta? **BRENT**

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I'm not up on my knives anymore, but Jacob and/or other(s) can chime in if these are any good, deal wise. I liked some Shun stuff when I used them back in the day, but I don't know too much about them anymore. Shun 5 piece (4 knife) set for 300$ shipped http://www.ruelala.com/event/product/75433/3010847528/1/DEFAULT Contents of set: Bamboo knife block One 9in classic bread knife. Scalloped blade cuts cleanly through crusty breads, tomatoes and other foods without crushing the delicate interiors One 4in paring knife One 6in utility knife. The ultra-durable razor-sharp utility knife is useful for precision slicing, dicing and more One 7in hollow ground santoku knife 7 piece Shun Gold set with 8" Chef's knife for 410$ shipped http://www.ruelala.com/event/product/75433/3010846687/1/DEFAULT Contents of set: Bamboo knife block. One 3.5in paring knife. This beautifully crafted paring knife has a narrow blade that deftly trims and peels fruits and vegetables. One 6in utility knife. The ultradurable razor-sharp utility knife is useful for precision slicing, dicing and more. One 8in chef's knife. Ultradurable razor-sharp chef's knife is the perfect size, shape and heft for chopping, dicing and mincing. One 9in bread knife. Scalloped blade cuts cleanly through crusty breads, tomatoes and other foods without crushing the delicate interiors. One sharpening steel. One pair of taskmaster shears. **BRENT**

Well, next year, Vicki, just ride with him at the beginning of week two. He should be doing 60 miles at 16 MPH, which should be a good easy, comfortable ride for you. Also, don't you have that BT travel speaker? I'm sure something can be rigged up to pimp your ride(s). **BRENT**