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Dusty Chalk

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Everything posted by Dusty Chalk

  1. Whoa! When did that happen? I don't know how long the owners of this forum are going to be happy that they're providing free advertising for that forum...
  2. So are you finally going to answer the Sade question?
  3. There are torrents of it around. I think if you look for "dsotm dvda", you might be able to find it. What it is, is an ISO image of the DVD -- just burn it straight as an ISO image, and you should have it.
  4. What? Where do you get this? I don't hear this at all, from my admitted limited experience in hi-fi shops. (And if I don't hear this listening to only a dozen or so amps, I have to wonder how much more I'd disagree with you if I actually heard a statistically valid large sample of amps.)
  5. You don't get to dictate what I call you, dude. You have a problem with being called an audiophile, due to connotation, not denotation (on top of which, your connotations don't match mine nor the rest of the world's); I'm not letting you make it my problem. Audiophile! Audiophile! Audiophile! Ha-ha! No, seriously, I picture audiophiles as . Someone with silver everywhere, SET's, and huge line sources would fit right in to my (and most peoples') definition(s).
  6. Whee! A DBT argument and an "audiophile" argument all in one thread! Define audiophile. My definition: someone who can hear the difference (between good reproduced sound and great reproduced sound). Notice: this has nothing to do with how much one spends, allows for whether or not one believes in burn-in, feng shui, olifactory therapy etc., and also allows for different levels of audiophiles. So for example, one might be able to hear the difference between a Bose clock radio and a Tivoli clock radio, or one might be able to tell the difference between directions on an interconnect. Oh, and testees should never be seen -- maybe we should hang a curtain over them as well.
  7. I only have my NOS ones. How does one get a fresh pair? Are they Russian? I hear those are supposed to be pretty good, but I've also heard Chinese are better. (Or maybe that was Japanese...?)
  8. Dude. You can't hold your crap.
  9. a couple more shirts and a pair of pants I flirted with the girl so hard, she forgot to ring up two of the shirts. Either that or they were having a BOGOF sale.
  10. A pair of New Balance CMX381Z walking shoes/sneakers; 5 dress shirts; and a fleece outerwear thingy.
  11. Dusty Chalk replied to postjack's topic in Off Topic
    Billy finally came out as a cross-dresser. (applause) x3 5 seconds in and 'wtf?'
  12. Yeah, because before that, it's all just fun and games. Thanks.
  13. Move 'ZIG' for great justice.
  14. Please...we're not falling for this again.
  15. To tease. (That's my guess, anyway.)
  16. Maybe to you, but I think it is accomplishing exactly what the OP intended.
  17. It's spelled, 'youse'. Oh, and x3 on the :'( for your kitty. I <3 kitties.
  18. You Don't Know Dick
  19. Za! Bunch of cold pizza. Going away parties rule. Except for the fact that it usually means someone is going away.
  20. Well, I laughed at that, so it can't be too underdeveloped.
  21. We'll see -- thanks!
  22. Your sig sucks, but the fact that you loaded linux, and the first thing you did was log on to Head-Case to brag about how fast the install was (and the fact itself that it was fast) is cool beyond words.
  23. You know, as much as I prefer the harass until exit approach, it's hard to harass someone who doesn't actually read the forum.

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