guzziguy

What? No Bubble and Squeak?

What would you expect? After all, the British don't exactly have a great track record when it comes to combining food ingredients and heat to produce gourmet food.

1980 Ficklin Vineyards Vintage California Port, Special Bottling No. 5. Bottle No. 7371 A friend of mine gave me this bottle in the late 80's. I decided I better open this before it went bad (actually expected it to already have turned), but it's just wonderful. Here is some information about the winery. I'll post a picture of the label, later.

Well they are "petty" knives. What did you expect?

This thread won't go away. So I suggest only posting things that you don't mind people being able to read for a long time. Posts just to show your presence don't qualify.

This is great and should be added to the Welcome PM. However, should the question be "What is the best portable amp for the HD650"?

Happy Birthday Luis. :prettyprincess: Hope it was a great one!

I would have thought that you and JP had already hit every dive in SoFla.

Yeah, like figure out how to get back to the Bay Area.

My shirt arrived today too. It's great. Thank you very much Bonnie and Carl.

You can put one between every device. Then you are assured of perfectly smooth power.

Wait until you taste Pliny the Elder. Compared to it, Blind Pig is kind of pedestrian.

I guess this explains the sometimes slow responses to my DIY questions?

Of course he may be hard to find. He blends into the crowd really well.

$602! That's what I call revenue enhancement.

My Miele was a discontinued color and was on sale for $200. It was their smallest and least expensive model. It's still the best vacuum I've ever owned. Edit: I bought it several years ago.

I always viewed you more as Green Burrito.

Now we know where Mikhail went.

Happy Birthday, guys! :prettyprincess:

The Borders in SB is shutting its doors. It's not only e-books, but online music and video that has hurt Borders. The SB Borders has 3 floors (it's in an old bank building). Not too many years ago, the entire third floor was taken up by CDs and DVDs. Recently, maybe a quarter of the third floor had these products. Borders just never learned how to survive/thrive in the new book/music/video paradigm.

Houston, we have a problem.

Yeah, vintage. That's the ticket!

I think that we need to get Jacob this. Then he'll have the strength to stand and can avoid injuries in the future.

I traded an out of date amplifier kit and tubes for a Pico.

Maybe you should move to a warm climate?