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I think that this is makes more sense.

Modern Marvels - Shovels I'm waiting for Jacob to make an appearance.

Why don't you get a Hanukkah bush for the family? I've had several Jewish friends take that route.

I need some advice from the turntable experts. I recently moved to an apartment. One of the pluses to it is that I'll finally have room to use my turntable. I started playing with it yesterday, and noticed that the stylus has been bent 90 degrees. Here is a fuzzy picture (had to use a flashlight) but the blurry shiny thing going to the right is the stylus. This happened because the large nut that holds the tonearm had come lose and the entire arm slewed during the move. The cartridge is a Reson Reca, which is basically a modified Goldring 1042. I'm wondering how to fix this. Is this just a stylus problem, or do you think that it damaged the cartridge too? Can I just try to bend the stylus straight again? Can I fix it by replacing the stylus? Should I find a local turntable expert and have that person look at it and try to fix it? Damn this is a bit frustrating. I thought that I would finally be getting back into analog. Oh well, I've already waited 11 years, I can wait another couple of weeks. Thanks for your help and advice. Cheers, -ken

Is that where "Turning Stomach" wines come from?

Get a Windows machine.

I'll say. Just take a look at yourself. You should send me the rest of the Kona before you embarrass yourself any further.

And a lot of Kool-Aid.

Or Head-F1s.

Me too. Got to get in one last big HC meet before the end of the world.

I guess that the Stax Mafia is now the Stax Tong. That's what the other forum is all about.

Toasting Vicki's dad with a Hardy. I really liked the Oak-Aged Yeti when I tried it. And God I wish I could get some East Coast pizza.

Congrats Ryan. I suspect that you treat the car as if it's an AKG.

Sounds great, Frank. Please let me know when you are ready.

Happy Birthday, Todd Mazel Tov

Happy Birthday, Donald!

Happy Birthday, Tom!

Happy Birthday!

Congratulations Chis!

Happy Belated Birthday!

Happy Birthday.

What should one expect from an event run by the Mad Hatter and the March Hare?

Actually, they are Austrian. Does that make a difference to your hopes?

You obviously haven't been to Montana!

Being a baker, I'm sure that Birgir would appreciate receiving a nice Fruitcake. I think I might have one from two or three Christmases ago.