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Dusty Chalk

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Everything posted by Dusty Chalk

  1. Jesus, really? Those are gorgeous.
  2. I'm having no problems resisting. But that's just because I can't afford them. It'll be harder in a couple months.
  3. Dusty Chalk replied to nikongod's topic in Off Topic
    You keep him well groomed. My neighbors for whom I worked and who treated me like part of their family had a Shih Tzu, great dog. Cute underbite on yours. (We had one person who would always do the silent stutter thing on the name of the breed: Shit....tsu.)
  4. :drool:
  5. Dammit, they're going to sound pretty quiet without an amp. Hey Dan, you wanna borrow my SRM-310? (snicker) Me: bananas pineapple raspberries strawberries shampoo conditioner (trying a new brand) $11 of Assam tea (!) Weggy's rules!
  6. It was an analogy.
  7. Yeah, I'm ...er... not the biggest John Grado fan, so I definitely meant the "sub-family". And just for shits and giggles, I'm listening with HD414 pads now. Without the quarter mod.
  8. No, the definition of fail is either (a) it doesn't sound good, or ( it stops working.
  9. Listening to PS-1's now -- yeah, they come from the same family, alright.
  10. You mean, like a Faraday cage? Wouldn't chainmail work for that? Plus, make him strong like horse.
  11. I just did something I haven't done in a while: I completely rewrote a fairly complex bit of code, and once I got it to compile, I got it to work on the first try. No intermediary testing, no bugs, just compilation errors, and fixed those fairly quickly.
  12. Yeah, I own one of those too (but not an electrostatic). Guess what? It works, it sounds great, and I have seen the insides of that one.
  13. Man, it must suck to have a successful business.
  14. It works, it sounds great, and I have first dibs. I will not argue about its insides, because I've never seen them.
  15. What does skeezy mean, anyway? I mean, I'm sure it's appropriate, I just want to know what it means.
  16. If you have a problem with your er6i, I can't imagine anything else being any better.
  17. I just want to say that I'm so glad that this story came up randomly. I'm going to be smiling all day. And I'm only allowed to find it funny because (a) you do, ( it's in hindsight and we know he survived.
  18. Think what you want, yes; ban, no.
  19. Please (with the more impressions). I'm liking what I'm hearing so far.
  20. You know, I am going to be pissed off if they do another batch.
  21. Why, what do you care what other people do? And as Sherlock pointed out, they provide a service to those who haven't "gotten while the gettin's good".
  22. Haven't seen it. (Yes, I've seen a lot of movies, and yes, there's a weird cross-section right down the middle of ones I haven't. Pretty much everyone I meet that loves movies as much as I wants to fix that.)
  23. My condolences.
  24. Anyone recognize the headset? I don't.

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