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Bought it from GE. KG looked it over and safetified it, so it is less likely to explode. I just can't pull the tubes out until 20 minutes after the amp is powered down or I will be electrocuted. Hi fi is badass.

It was a great ride and I hope we repeat the whole thing soon. Hooked up to Strava and it appears that losing a bit of weight helped with my HR as well. Typically average around 180-190 with peaks over 200. Today, average was 139 for the ride.

It was fun. Thanks for talking me into it.

nice, I just finished up 36 with a couple of friends for fathers day.

Finished our 28 miles with all surviving. Sent from my nerd phone using Tapatalk

Butcher and the Boar in Minneapolis. Wild boar head cheese. Chorizo with mole. Cornbread. Fried green tomatoes. Sweet potato. Caramelized mushrooms. I'm pretty fucking full.

I think I got about 5 hours of sleep after the fine dining and Forza racing with Colin, might need a nap today.

A thing of beauty... (And a celebration/comfort depending on England's performance (or lack of))

Order a hamburger pizza on biscuit dough. Although they are likely to tell you they ran out...

Nice. Someday when there are no bhses i will join Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No, that's the right translation. Fuck vegetables! **BRENT**

That diving header from Van Persie was just redonkulous.

This is something I have seen in many kinds of expensive hobbies. I get the impression that lots of people could not spend enough money on a (insert desirable thing to spend lots of money on) so they send it off *IMMEDIATELY* after receiving it to get it upgraded or fix a problem they once heard one guy might have had. Cameras, Cars, Audio, Bikes, you name it. It is kind of disgusting with vintage gear. At best it dries up repair parts for people who actually wear their shit out. At worst it just makes your own gear worthless, or your guru disappears with your gear. PS: Totally guilty and hypocritical for what I did to my Melos. Just saying.

If true... yeesh. Pretty damning. When I first heard Joe was reconditioning the HP series a few years ago, I was struck by the stupidly high prices he was charging. Since they are already fantastic phones, what did people really expect out of them? Why mess with a good (and just about impossible to replace) thing - even if it is by the man himself?