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I think it's a good show. I don't mind the cliffhangers. At least I don't have to wait 6 months to find out who shot J.R..

You may have a future career in glory hole manufacturing. Like most careers, you gotta deal with a lot of dickheads, but the demand is good.

"Thank'ya very much."

Hacks. Jean Smart is on fire right now, with two series currently running. She's great in Mare of Easttown, and after just watching episode #1of Hacks, I'm all in. Having lived and worked in Vegas (OK, back when Robert Urich played Dan Tanna and Lou Ferrigno played the Hulk), I'm enjoying the "Vegas" lifestyle humor even more. Absolutely worth a watch.

That's Ricardo Cabesa for Brent.

A little homemade quacamole.

Happy Birthday!

Marc, that is awesome! Al, very nice fence. Doug, thanks.

Have an incredible day!

^ I couldn't remember the name. Excellent product.

Anything you use is going to require regular maintenance, due to your location. A marine varnish is your best bet.

I lust after the Luxman B-1000F monoblocks.

Nice music, but why does he think you're somewhere in Europe?

Does that mean he gets two pensions? Also, did you take that picture with your drone?

Once again, too close together. My dream system. Though I'd have matching amp stands.

I'm cooking what I call Redneck Casserole. 1 box of Stovetop Stuffing, cooked as directed on box, then formed into a pyramid mound in a medium sized pot. Today I'm using pork chops, but chicken thighs also work well. I pre-fry the pork chops for a few minutes to get them browned on both sides, then place the four cops on the sides of the stuffing pyramid. Next open a can of cream of celery soup, mix in a bowl with equal parts milk. Pour soup/sauce all over the pork chops and stuffing and throw it in a preheated 350 degree oven for about 20 minutes, uncovered. Eat. I forgot to take prep pics, but will add finished pic when done.

Happy Birthday!

Pretty badass. How many ebony penis extensions can you make in a day?

I believe he's referring to the hijacked gas pipeline.

I can't believe that we're in total agreement on this, especially after having to listen to "Funky Man"! They were so good live too!

No, they're $1,600. You must have seen the Euro numbers. $1,600 for standard, one size fits all IEMs seems a bit steep to me. I guess if the market will bare it?

Really enjoyed the whole build. I use a lot of those same cabinet makers tricks. With waterfall Bubinga, anything less than such a high gloss would not do justice to that amazing grain. My only criticism has nothing to do with the turntable, but I'd prefer a bit more spread on those speakers.

Have a phenomenal day!