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Happy Birthday, Jim! Hope it was a good one.

RIP Yogi. You're a treasure.

Happy Birthday, Andrew! Hope you're having some Bollinger, Krug or Cristal.

This?

Belated Happy Birthday!

I'm not familiar with the Gunk brake cleaners (there are six different ones here), but most brake cleaners damage paint and other finishes and specifically warn about that on the cans.

@Mike - Your Paella looks great and I'd wager that it tasted better than it looked. @Nate - Great combo.

No. Claying is a method to remove very small particles clinging to the finish. To remove paint, etc., try polish or polishing compound, in that order.

Happy Birthday, Jack!

There doesn't seem to be an easy way to insert images via a URL when replying.

Get well soon, Tyll. There are still plenty of trails to ride.

Happy Birthday, Matt. We all miss you.

Condolences, Todd. Fuck cancer.

Happy Birthday, Ian! Glad that it's been awesome.

Get well soon.

Happy Birthday, Tom!

Happy Birthday, Todd. :prettyprincess: What Steve says! Have a great day.

I bought a new laptop a couple of weeks ago. We are not impressed by Windows 8 (at least not favorably). So I'll be upgrading it to Windows 10 right away.

Go get 'em, Jacob. Wishing for the stars to align for you.

Feliz cumpleaños, Antonio! :prettyprincess: Glad you've had such a great day. You're very deserving.

So sorry for your loss. It's so hard to lose a little loved one. RIP Buggy. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I537 using Tapatalk

Here you go: mumble mumble mumble mil-spec mumble mumble

Good luck, Jacob. Knock 'em dead.

Well, I bought the Asus. I'm charging the battery now. The "manuals" are very basic. The "Quick Start Guide" is a single 6" x 8" sheet of paper folded in half. The first page is just the title. There are three instructions (in 5 languages each), one on each of the remaining pages. The Instructions are: 1. Change your Notebook PC. (for 3hours before first use) 2. Lift to open the display panel. 3. Press the Start button. There is a small diagram for each instruction. Hopefully, there will be a canned script to set things up on first power up. I'll also look for more detailed manuals on line. The only other "manual" was about warranty information. My current dying PC has a dual core I5-2410M @ 2.3 GHz. So I doubt that I'll notice any real change in performance.

Stupidly, I don't have Restore disks. Is there a reason this Asus wouldn't work just fine for me?