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Yeah and John Holmes had a small pee pee.

I understand the gifts for naamanf, but why did a pound of ground round, a pack of Lucky Strikes and a bottle of Ripple show up at my door?

Great, So now that you've had time to rest up, this would be a really good time to talk about the new β22, β24 & other projects I want built, right?

Aerius was going to fly there and jump out of a cake, but we talked him down. That's where the real gratitude should be directed!

Tools are toys for grown ups, and I plan to be the kid with the most!

We thought it would be last Friday, and we've all been patiently waiting to see your response. I'm not really sure who had the idea, but it was brilliant, and I think we all thoroughly enjoyed being a part of it. It's such a small thing in comparison to what you've done for all of us. Glad to have you back on American soil Naaman! JBLoud had a bit of a scare when you logged in a while back durring the planning stages, but it seems stealth mode was already in progress.

Ha, thanks Douglas. Once you are finally satisfied with one of your prototypes I'd love to work with you on the final product.

Yeah, once I hear the Cinemag I'll decide which way to go. Off topic, but at some point once I get the NAD orthos I'd like you to compare them to the T50 V1, since these are supposed to be T50 V2s. What amp do you mainly use with the T50, the SP?

I'll consider custom TT builds, but I'd rather not make the same rig over and over. Anyone with a desire can contact me to inquire further. It was fun enough to make me want to build some similar designs, or some really offbeat ones too. I thought a Technics SP10 in a really nice plinth with an RB300 would be sweet!

Happy Birthday!

A new stand for my miter saw. The new version is more compact and easier to install the saw onto. Plus I can purchase extra clip pieces to use to mount my portable planer, bench vices, etc...

Hey, it 's great to see you over here! That was a backup motor to have just in case. I had purchased the first Maxon and all the parts for your awesome speed controller earlier, from someone who had no time to complete the build. Then Marc put it all together for me. The woodwork was the easy part.

Nothin' beats a tasy vinegar and water burger. Mmmm!

The dust cover arrived today, and it fits like a glove. I'm loving this table!

Damn! I should have been nicer, since I'm in the market.

At least be a better bigot, and educate yourself some. The Hyundai is a Korean company, not Japanese. And the Toyota Highlander and the Hyundai Sante Fe are built in the USA dickhead.

Sweet! That looks to be a very similar color to the Slate Blue of my newish Hyundai Sante Fe.

Could we just circumvent them, and you loan me the money for a K1000 directly? Seriously though it sounds like a good idea.

You won't be disappointed. This is a very nice phono stage!

That should work great, and look even better.

"Polar bears are the most likely species to kill humans for food, as they assume anything they encounter is potential prey. Attacks by other bear species are usually due to the bear being startled, and they will rarely eat the body." That's from the BBC Science and Nature website, so take it for what it's worth, but I've found this to be true as well. I know of several polar bear attacks where they eat a good deal of the human victim, but I've never heard of that with a Kodiak, Grizzly or any other bear. Of coarse I'm sure they'd prefer a nice seal, but in a pinch a scrawny ol' human will do.

"Oooh, Superfly You're gonna make your fortune by and by But if you lose, don't ask no questions why The only game you know is do or die"

They don't chase you unless you look like a possible meal. They hang back a bit and watch you if they're just inquisitive. Most bears don't consider humans to be food, and if they attack they usually leave you for dead. The polar bear however hasn't been informed that we're above them in the food chain, and they will eat you, burp and eat some more.