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I'm not holding my breath, but...

Happy birthday, Colin! Enjoy.

Happy birthday, Steve!!!!!

Dan, my 13" mbp fits right in with room to spare. Technically, if you look at the sides, you can see it rising up about an inch, but you have to look closely. The top folds over just fine and buckles. I could fit a couple paperbacks and/or whatnots in there along with it. I would be a perfect size for your air, even if in a cache of some sort. They also make the Ristretto for 13" Macbook/Air, which is pretty much the same except a bit larger and with a padded place for the mac, but it's twice as much money. Mike has it and likes it.

and potentially a demon, so I do think we're on to something here. I also have my own office, but due to the untimely death of my A2s, I cannot avoid the XM radio station that's in all the hallways, bathrooms, lunchroom, etc. and right outside my office door. Life will be fine again in a few days, but oddly, I never considered ripping my own face off; it never came into my mind. Now, ripping other people's faces off.......

Dan Rather was born on Halloween, but we can celebrate it on February 22nd if you would like.

Just the ones who bring on instant headaches and accidentally burn down nice apartment buildings. I do believe that day is also Dan's birthday, so it's not like we can celebrate wiping out all the demons.

Ah...you have brought me hope that the demon can be defeated. Also, according to Fed Ex tracking, my A5s (to drown him out) are currently in Billings, MT, and should arrive to me on the 22nd, which is also my 15th sober anniversary or Celebrate the Death of Demons Day as it will be known from here on out.

I had ordered the medium cafe bag in black/steel when I ordered my tri-star, but it was back ordered. Once I saw how nice the wasabi interior was on Mike's ID bag, I switched my order to black/wasabi and the bag showed up today. The iphone, bad-kitchen-lighting pictures don't show how nice the color really is. Think wasabi. Again, the pictures don't show the how nice the whole bag really is. There are internal two pockets for phones (perfect as I have two phones), though I suppose you could use them for glasses or whatever, and there are two pen holders. There are also two o-rings for clipping things, and it comes with a key strap. There's a deep zipper pocket on the front, and another deepish pocket on the back plus a handle. I had my ipad, two paperbacks, a water bottle, wallet, makeup bag, snack bars, ipod, JH13s, and a small notebook in it with room left over, and it lay flat. It's a great size bag. They seem to have sent me a free mini organizer pouch (clear/wasabi), which I'm assuming is to make up for the fact that I should have had the bag last week. Good deal as far as I'm concerned. It's a bit too casual of a bag for me to use at work, but it will be great for traveling when I get around to doing that again.

I didn't notice the nice dac at first as I was admiring your world's greatest dad mug

Warning: do not click unless you have masochistic tendencies you would like to exercise: I have had to listen to that song at least 546.3 times in the past couple days. I'm telling ya that we should use him as a war weapon to inflict pain and death upon our enemies.

Hard to tell. I am of the opinion that he is a demon. I can find no other reasonable explanation for his popularity and it's effects.

Damnit, I have no syrups. Probably for the best. If my gel could kill Bruno Mars, they'd probably play his music more often in some lame final push for sales off the dead guy while calling it a tribute.

I have done this many times. I can't really say if it ever helped the headaches I get, but the cooling sensation of the gel makes it seem like it's doing something good, especially when I'm at work and subjected to Bruno Mars on the radio all day as well as all the other singers that sound exactly like Bruno Mars, and who should all die and stop making headache inducing "music." Reksy, is it too much to ask a gel to kill Bruno Mars?

If it has to do with inflammation, it really helps. When I was at my family reunion in August, I was basically not walking due to pain and swelling after stupidly trying to run 50 gates at the Detroit airport only to miss my connecting flight anyway. My cousin is a doctor and gave me the Voltaren gel, after all three kinds of oral NSAIDs I had with me did nothing at all. It didn't cure my stupidity, but I was able to hobble around after that.

I have prescription Voltaren gel that is the only thing that works with my ankle. I've tried all the pill anti-inflammatories out there, and though they offer various degrees of relief, I love the gel. It's even cooling, smells nice, and works instantly. Feel better, Dinny. Yup.

Happy birthday, guys!

Mike, as you know, I'm not exactly a watch person, but I really like that one.

What is this thing? A parachute of some kind? Nice I'll find out. I'm hoping so, and will get them next week. I wasn't really a fan of the A2s, but as I'd already bought them, and I have to play things quietly at work, I just let it be. My A2s were killed by a former patient last week (accident while moving them), and since then I've been subjected to the horrors of a pop XM radio station on a loop outside my office door all day long. One more week of this, and I'll need the A5s just to keep me from killing people.

Audioengine A5s to replace my kaput A2s.

Now this is a serious bag, and even quite good looking: http://www.dakine.com/sport-packs/bike/builders-pack/ I especially like the expandable chainsaw pocket. You never know when that might come in handy.

I take it it's been tested in reverse through chain link fences.

Dusty, they remind me of wetsuit zippers. Here's what I mean:

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - the boatman's call

Happy birthday, Stephen!