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Excellent point. Fitz and I both have upcoming wooden cases with inlayed aluminum faceplates. It's the latest rage.

I used to use V05, back in the day.

I'll bring my drill index.

I'll be there tomorrow evening.

I packed the car tonight. You'll be happy to hear I'm bringing all my Celine Dion CDs.

Those don't work once they cross the border. Best send them my way.

Well this probably wouldn't work well for metal. I use it strictly for wood, but why would anybody want anything other than an exotic wood faceplate?

Worked on a bedroom remodel, then packed the car for an Austin micro-meet. Will head out late afternoon tomorrow.

If he drags his heals on the linoleum, would those be considered stretch marks? Little questions to ponder. \

I don't use mine for home theater, but I have a pair of ERM-1s that I use for desktop speakers. They're pretty nice, way above their pricepoint! I'd say they'd hold their own against most $500.00 speakers. I really like the option of tuning them for close proximity to walls too (toggle on back).

You guys think you're being cute, but I can drill square holes! Amazon.com: DELTA 14-651 Professional 1/2HP Bench Mortising Machine: Home Improvement I can mortise really nice rectangular holes too. Not sure if you're familiar with the tool, but it has a square chisel that surrounds the drill bit. The chisel cuts through like butter, because there's virtually just the corners left for mortising, after the drill bit hollows out the center.

Then there's hope for me after all. We've even got a round circle hole cutter tech on board here.

Pfft! No Bose, it can't be real HiFi then. Who does he think he's dealing with here... amateurs?

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My co-worker shows me his middle finger daily. I never considered he was joking with me, now I feel better.

They're fine after one washing.

You're looking at a renovation. The Plasma TV melted the first bedroom.

Two friends and I were driving from San Francisco to Santa Barbara many years back. We were in an open Jeep, and the sun and wind were taking their toll. So we had the bright idea to buy some Velux blankees to give some relief. Deer God I think I'm still finding little Velux hairs the unwashed blankets shed! We had Red eyes for a week. Shedding Velux + 65 mph =

What do you mean? That's summer time dude! Notice the sunlight creepin' in near the back of the bedroom.

I just alerted isopodBJ!

What, you think we're not cultured in the North?

Damn! It even took your credit cards and Chuckee-Cheese preferred customer coupons.

Well coughing all day sucks, but better than the alternative. Glad you're still with us! That would be the fastest gestating virus known to man. More likely a bad batch of Chef-Boy-Ardee.

^ A Chester in the making.