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  1. Sorry. I assumed the Makita would come with an accessory pack, as most compressors do. I'd imagine that a brad nailer would be about as heavy a tool as Marc would require, though I may be wrong. I don't forsee Marc using a framing gun though, and that may be a good thing.
  2. It will come with an accessory pack with everything you'll likely need.
  3. If your budget is just a bit flexible, this would be my first choice, and will last you a long time (provided you drain the water at least once a month)... Amazon.com: Makita MAC700 Big Bore 2.0 HP Air Compressor: Power & Hand Tools If $150.00 is your max... Amazon.com: FACTORY RECONDITIONED CAP2000P-OF - 6-Gallon 2.0 Peak HP Oil-Free Compressor: Power & Hand Tools I wouldn't shy away from factory reconditioned here.
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    It's official! I am not a nerd! I understood maybe 1/30th of that. The keyboardist had epic eyebrows though.
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    Kitty Talk

    Oh man, Jax is adorable!
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    Wow! That's a pretty complicated routine for a dog to memorise. I'm impressed!
  7. I was too today. It was hotter than hell. However I have a lot more ass to lose than you.
  8. Good luck Dan!
  9. Susie feels very welcome at Head-Case thanks to all of you. You can't tell from the pic, but she has really long legs, a narrow, deep chest and lots of spots (mostly under her coat), so I'm really wondering if she might be part Whippet or Greyhound. She has the sweetest disposition of any dog I've had. She wants to lay her head on my arm at all times, and she loves to get under the covers to sleep. She stayed in one position all night and slept great, especially considering it was a new environment.
  10. I found a new buddy! I thought I would wait a while, but my friends had other ideas. Today I thought I was going to see a movie with friends. When we passed the theater I asked where we were heading, and was told "you'll see". Well a few minutes later we arrived at the animal shelter. She caught my eye immediately, because no one was giving her any attention (there were tons of puppies getting loads of attention). She seemed so sweet and so easy going. I found out that she's about a year old, a terrier mix and she's not a barker. In that way that animals know things, she knows I chose her, and saved her from a possible bad situation. She is very mello, and very much a lap dog. She's got the sweetest disposition, and we're both enamored with each other. Meet Susie...
  11. Happy Birthday!
  12. Sorry to hear that Vicki. Uhm, where in the hell are you supposed to lose 30 lbs. from? You absolutely, no way look like you have half of that in excess weight.
  13. I do that all the time, especially with penis and vagina. It can get pretty embarrassing at times.
  14. No, David loaned you their new SMK-III Digital Audio Decooer.
  15. Well when I remodeled my own bathroom last I didn't feel like moving the toilet drain, so I got an estimate from a local plumber. $3000.00 to move it 2' away. I decided I could manage after all, and had it done in half a day for the cost of a jackhammer rental, bag of concrete and PVC pieces. Well under $100.00 IIRC. I went with a Kohler mainly because I love that they use a 3 bolt system to secure their tanks, instead of the standard 2.
  16. Indeed!
  17. Love the cabinetry and the flooring, and the copper/tile sink is brilliant! Is that marble on the floor Mike? I'm glad people are going back to dark cabinets. I'm so tired of the light wood phase.
  18. Well I certainly wouldn't consider the OII as clinical. It does have a warm envolving character, but I'm not sure 'fun' would be the right adjective for it. So overall I agree with you, Stax are a bit more on the tecnical side rather than the fun side.
  19. That is no surprise. The Monkey is not a real person. He's a droid we made with an amalgamation of our joint characteristics. That's the main reason he's so popular on Head-Case, and why we tend to agree with him so readily.
  20. It's going to come down to personal choice Zack. I really preferred the LCD-2 to the HE-5, HE-5LE and HE-6, and by a fair margin. Though some feel differently. Hopefully you will find a way to audition both before buying. While there are differences between the HE's, IMO they're subtle, so auditioning any of the three should give you a pretty good idea of the HE sound character.
  21. Come over to the dark side Luke.
  22. Thaddy, I'm going to leave character here and actually answer seriously. I think the LCD-2 is the right choice, and I'm recommending them because they are so envolving and fun to listen to. There are more technical headphones, but Orthodynamics are just so enjoyable, and the LCD-2 is the top tier of Orthos IMO. I will most certainly obtain a pair at some point myself.
  23. Congrat! Comfortable is good!
  24. Broken water line, or leaky roof? The water line would be the less costly fix.
  25. Happy Birthday Matt!
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