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digger945

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  1. Til hamingju með afmælið
  2. KGSSHV Edited to reflect Kevin's post below.
  3. Happy Birthday CJ. Hoping you have a great day and everything goes your way!
  4. Have a large day Scott!
  5. Happy birthday!
  6. You would think we would learn from others mistakes, wudncha.
  7. A very happy Father's day to all the dads in the bunch.
  8. I use Hosa or Livewire from Guitar Center. Mogami if I find something in the clearance section. They seem to be well made and I have had no problems for years. I have a very nice BJ digital coax, but prefer Apogee because it is super flexible like a spark plug wire.
  9. Heh
  10. Thanks guys. A pretty routine day at the office. I think I'm gonna plug the tv in and watch a movie.
  11. That sounds like an interesting bike. I once purchased a new riding mower and didn't have any way to haul it. So I rode it about 2 miles home.
  12. freak, even. heh.
  13. I'm with Nate here Dinny. Girl at work had the same happen, and it took a couple of days of rice and hair dryer but it finally worked. Very thankful Jack is ok.
  14. 10 Daily Things
  15. Wow, just saw this. Congrats Nate! My step-daughter had twins in January, and they did the exact same thing with the boy. Sometimes I think the hospital staff and doctors would like to err on the side of caution, and honestly it doesn't hurt for everyone to be just a little cautious at this point. Whisper in his ear that you have a new tube amp at home for him to audition and you will be leaving shortly ....
  16. ooo i love trucks. this one gave me a semi....
  17. Happy Birthday Chris
  18. ^this, although we don't know if you have any friends there who are as large as life as your friend from Iceland. Have a great day.
  19. Hoping your day is as unique as you, Ari.
  20. Forget about the numbers today girl, they are not as important to everyone as you are. Happy Birthday.
  21. I don't know how "they" do it, but I tried, and succeeded drilling and tapping my Conrad heatsinks by hand. It took me about 40 hours to learn how to remove broken drill bits and broken taps. After fouling up several holes, I was then left with having to make every hole the next size larger. Some heatsinks can be stubborn to work on by hand. My advise would be to let someone else do the heatsink machining work for you. At the end of the day, I myself would be time and money ahead to just lay it out in FPE and let them do the work on the chassis as well. Otherwise use the onboard heatsinks, or get creative with something like the Aavid clip max system, etc.
  22. I guess you tried this ?
  23. Well I meant that you would also include the album or song or genre in the query, but it turns out (after trying it some more yesterday) that just using regular google instead of google "site search" will yield better results. I do the same thing when I shop for used music, and sometimes look to see if the seller may also have a storefront on Amazon, or try to see if the Amazon seller may have more of what I'm looking for than the eBay seller does. I don't have very good luck most of the time, but sometimes it clicks and I find 2 good albums, or a good album and a good book. I've had lot's better success with Amazon than eBay lately.
  24. 10k. 169k for the half db step and 6R34 for the 64db step.
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