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Dusty Chalk

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  1. I've had teachers who were more distracting from the course material than they were actually instructive -- if they made attendance mandatory, I'd have dropped them. There was one teacher (fantasy lit.) who made participation mandatory. Each class, we'd get assigned a book to start to read, and the next class, we had to start discussing it. The first one was C.S.Lewis, The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe. The next class, we each had to say one thing about how what we read so far had brought "joy" to us. She never got to me, and I dropped the class after that. I mean, the only thing that would have taught me would be how to say things that someone of authority wants to hear -- which, admittedly, I'm still not very good at. And then there's was this one comp-sci professor who always wore short-sleeved shirts, even in the middle of winter, claiming it was a "mind over matter" thing. Epic tangents. That's what I learned (and, admittedly, just went off on one).
  2. Plus, it's been around for years. When I was a kid, my mom always had the peppermint around, so we used it a lot. Powerful stuff -- the mintiness can bring tears to a grown man's person's eyes. I now use the unscented/baby/whatever variety for cleaning my mask that I sleep with on. (Light green label.) I do remember it being overly drying when used daily. So we only used it when liquid soap was appropriate -- whatever that means. I never could bring myself to use it as a toothpaste.
  3. Dusty Chalk replied to postjack's topic in Off Topic
    I usually open videos in a separate window, then try to pause them immediately for later viewing. So this is where I paused it, purely by accident. You're welcome.
  4. I think you mentioned that yours didn't; I didn't know it about the Audio GD. The Adcom (modified by Colin) rocked. It was right up there with my Modwright modded Pioneer.
  5. I like to get them locally -- Target for me.
  6. Dusty Chalk replied to grawk's topic in Portable Audio
    I had to set mine to 50%, which is good because then it's just a single bit shift...assuming I got it at exactly 50%, which is probably presumptuous. Is there a way to set it exactly (I.E. with the numeric keypad rather than by mouse or some such manner)?
  7. That would be too much like government.
  8. !!! That's really great.
  9. I'm with stretch on this one -- at worst, they've disassembled the phones in preparation, and that's as far as they've gotten. Except for the one, which they fucked up. Hence the talk about "bullet-proofing the process". No idea whose pair that is, though. Probably theirs.
  10. "...while working".
  11. Dusty Chalk replied to grawk's topic in Portable Audio
    Please do, and report back, even if you've already decided not to keep it.
  12. Just don't forget to listen to Pretty Hate Machine and The Mind is a Terrible Thing to Taste before it stops being 1989 day. (MHO)
  13. Also: this. So yeah, either they're (real/genuine/non-cloned) PCM1704s, or they're not. I'm not sure they could be "knocked off" (pretty sure that isn't the correct way to put that in the past tense, but...whatever).
  14. Yeah, but that doesn't mean they don't have a legitimate stash of them. Not everything is on eBay. It should be fairly easy to test, no? Does it decode HDCD?
  15. Dusty Chalk replied to postjack's topic in Off Topic
    That's not good.
  16. Well, it's not so much that they sound good, as I think they have the treble energy you're after. And the bass extension and control. They're worth hearing, is all.
  17. Dusty Chalk replied to Dusty Chalk's topic in Off Topic
    Don't laugh, I've considered it just for sampling (not high-hats, but an entire drum kit). Don't have the room right now, will resume considering after I move (not for another year or so).
  18. I'm glad you brought up the zero-feedback -- that is intriguing, and I don't think it's been mentioned before.
  19. I should have known you'd get it right. Sounds perfect.
  20. I love that picture of her.
  21. I <3 meatloaf. Yours looks particularly good, but I'm not a big fan of minced garlic -- I like to stab them with garlic cloves at the last minute. Just a touch. Doesn't help that I haven't had breakfast yet. (stomach gurgles comicly)
  22. 'cause it's not that bad. And you can find out for yourself.
  23. As opposed to "...in your presence"?
  24. Yes. Of course, you're going to need a subwoofer to go with that.

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