Voltron

The band I managed got to open for The Bangles at the Keystone Berkeley in the early/mid-80s (because my brother was the booking manager). I got to meet all of the girls, which was pretty boner-worthy, but I was more fixated on Micki Steele at the time.

Party like an animale, Dinny, and pick up some she-monkeys now that you are a bachelor for the first time in a very long time! Cheers!

I am Voltron, and I approve of this message.

I thought that was you getting ready to go to bed, no?

Thanks for posting that because my notification email was stuck in a spam filter. Ordered.

When can I buy this damn thing?!

Good news Nate!

I didn't know Sarah Jessica Parker was on Parks & Rec!

You're fucking shitting me that you can read that Darko drivel and either understand anything of value, or respect anything that you can possibly understand.

^Same.

Damn, Steve, now we're going to have to kill him.

Awesome looking bike Nate! Glad you got the rack figured out and maybe aerius is onto something with the shock. Enjoy it regardless!

Good luck with all that, V. And maybe take part of tomorrow to feel sorry for yourself too because this sucks.

Looking very much forward to it, old[er] man.

You should drink alcohol to kill any bacteria that you might be breathing in while doing that laundry. Safety first!

I'm jumping in and out of this thread and missing things. Congrats on 26 years with Gail, Mike! Nice going! So sorry about the ankle, Vicki, that is a bummer. I am guessing you will feel better before next weekend, but take it easy in the meantime.

May the scotch and rum flow freely in your honors and in your gullets! Have a great one Mikey and Chris! Cheers x 2!!

Wow, Reks, that really sounds weird. I'm glad to hear you are feeling ok today.

Why not? I prefer to go balanced if I can, and I would definitely do it here. I can't say if switching to balanced input will change the way you hear things, but it is worth trying.

Holy smokes! It's Duggeh! Enjoy the festival but catch us on BrewDoug Brewing ASAP.

I'd love custom design ideas, Steve, but this is for Mayberry and will be mounted on the knotty pine paneling so you will have to adjust your mental image. The room is narrow so the wall mount idea will be the best use of space, although I agree with Jacob that a good floor standing rack can be just about as flush to the wall. Still, I think the wall mount plan will be the "lightest" visually, which is why I don't like that big Sanus thing with the black backing, wide shelves, etc. I have actually thought about using this kind of computer rack system shelf: I have some of these from scavenging at an old office, and have mounted them upside down so that it becomes a flat shelf and the vertical piece gives it more rigidity. Anyway, they would not be attractive but might just disappear altogether.

Are in a gray state or a gray state?

Instead of starting yet another furniture thread, I figured I would tag onto Marc's old one. I am looking for wall-mount shelves for a/v components for under a flat screen. Problem is I need something that can hold 60 pounds because my McCormack amp will be one of the components. Most Sanus stuff goes up to 50 pounds and it is glass, which seems risky. Billy Bags has some pricey and inflexible shelves but probably won't work unless I buy two separate turntable stands for a shitload of money. Any other ideas? Here is one Sanus option that can support the weigh: But it looks kind of ugly underneath the TV:

Too much what? Too much awesome? Just enough in my book.

Think pitching in baseball and you'll find such classics as these: Yoko Ono's got better pitch control than you I've seen better pitching in T-ball! Call the zoo, he's getting wild! You've got about as much control as two rabbits on their first date! Hey, lunch meat - keep serving that baloney! How can you throw with both hands wrapped around your neck? You couldn't pitch hot biscuits to a hungry dog I've seen a better arm on a box of baking soda! I've seen better arms on a beanbag chair! http://www.heckledep...itcher-heckles/ http://baseballtips.com/humor.html