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Just arrived and is gorgeous. The continually sweeping second hand on the spring drive is awesome. Working up the courage to do the band resizing....

No such luck! Happy Birthday Steve!

I wish you have a wonderful day, full of wood and all that, you know Happy Birthday!!!

Hope you have a trump free day.

Earlier: eggplant and tofu Now: oyakodon

just because it gave me a smile...Higuchi included this with the Seiko Alpinist I bought for my brother-in-law...

dsd version is wonderful

Can't wait for my new toy to arrive tomorrow morning!

Agreed...ENKEI has been around for dog years and has proven itself on and off the track. For the longest time what I saw was they focused on the imports (read: predominantly Asian makes and smaller cars that are smart for road racing at least here in the U.S.). They've expanded and are now offering larger wheels which is a very cool option for those of us with big gals... I run 20's on the street on my plus size girl. I had to go with 19's for the standing mile stuff as the Hoosier R6 was the only real game in town with any traction that could handle the speeds, provide some traction and pass tech. Now there's a Hoosier R7 but I've still got a lot of life in the R6's so I haven't tried them yet. These are the 19's I had Forgestar make for me a few years back... These are the new street shoes I just had made. Installed last month... HS The weenie rear brakes are my drag race setup so I can get a 15" wheel on for a big sidewall tire....me no likey but they get the job done. The StopTechs I use for the standing mile are sooooo much better. HS

I understood you, as well, and saw the joke. And I did originally mean fencing foils. Because katanas are much sturdier. I just thought I'd go in a different direction, because funny. To me, anyway. I mean, what could be more disjoint than katanas instead of Mai Tais. Unless there's a cocktail called the katana, which there probably is, which undermines the joke, so...I fail. Hilariously, hilariously fail.

I'm glad it all worked out! And I do my best.

so shiny and nice - now you just need a loupe to admire the perfect finish in detail

Thanks everyone. It's a great birthday in that I'm alive, and that's about it. Here's my Birthday "Cake". LOL.

For $5 we will tell you.

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Finally finished casing my Blue Hawaii today. Running on my "universal" PSU that also powers my HV Carbon. 400VDC and 18VDC rails, 20mA plate current. The heatsinks warm up to about 42C (108F) and stabilize, about 22C (40F) rise from ambient temperature. The chassis is a Breeze Audio 3608A, one of 5 chassis I bought from Breeze Audio at TaoBao. I requested that the front and rear panels be left plane, un-drilled. Works quite well.

No, I meant instead of Mai Tais.

"It's 1981, we have all this video editing technology, no idea what to do with it, and we're still high AF from that buzz we caught in the 70s." "...and we really were high as an absolute MFer in the 70s." (This post contains spoilers of what's going to happen in future Test Tones. Not this week or even necessarily the following one. Now you have some idea of what my brain's been chewing on.)

Who ever heard of Katanas City?

Happy Birthday!!!

Happy birthday Steve!

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Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday Steve!!!

I used some heatshrink with a small piece of cardboard to keep the Y-split in place. The SR007 pads are worth it for the comfort alone imo, and sound-wise they're definitely an improvement over stock (or HM5) pads.

Happy Birthday damnit!....

Happy birthday!

Happy birthday to the woody man! Have a truly great one Steve.

Happy birthday! (party favour noise) Sent from my mind using id, ego, or superego...

Maybe you oughta switch to katanas. Sent from my mind using id, ego, or superego...

Began packing for our weekend trip to Kansas City for a fencing tournament. I expect lots of relaxation, fine wine and fine dining and no broken foils like the one Lance broke on Tuesday. I was told by a travel agent that Kansas City in February is just like Maui in May except without the palm trees, ocean breeze, suntans, Mai Tais, and surf.

Happy Birthday!

^^^ I see anything compared to Spirit Of Eden, I go find.

I liked it a lot. I really enjoyed Timothy Olyphant in Justified, and he brought a humorous edge to his character. Looking forward to Santa Claritia Diet Season 2.

Happy Birthday

Happy Birthday!

Enkei is another option I can recommend for rotary forged wheels. I have a set of their 18" Raijin wheels and like them a lot. http://enkei.com/shop/tuning/raijin/ Enkei's been around for a long time and has manufactured wheels for Formula 1 cars.

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday Ed!

Hmmmm..... edge painting pad...... nice idea. I make my own out of velvet, foam, and wood, which is a pain in the butt. I found my Decca brush making scuff marks on my records, so now I'm using a similar wood-foam-velvet cleaning brush with a drop of old time Discwasher fluid for pre-play dusting on the turntable. By the way, allegedly, you can use diapers -or was it maxipads? - for drying. Anything to do with microfiber confuses me, so I just bought the SpinClean towels. Cheap enough.

I don't know about cones of confusion or the like -- to me, they just sound pretty damn good. Better, best, or bestest evar? Ehh, I really don't know. Too soon to make those types of assessments or wax philosophical about them. Just having fun listening for now...

Might as well put that VAT discount to use!

if anybody wants to know why I like flat watches, see the attached. Peek-a-boo!

Chris, this is the blog from the shop that did all my Subaru work in Virginia. Great group of guys that are tracking an RS and getting some amazing power with simple computer tweaks. Mach V

Offer to do so for a 5% discount.

3V, in most cases.

That's why I put the 0 ohm resistors in

Snowdendecahedron. Snowdecahedron. Cathedral Rocks Kiama, Australia. Eunice Lake, Mt. Rainier Nat'l Park. Havasu Falls, Arizona. Tübingen, Germany. Milky Skies over San Francisco. Tasman Glacier, NZ under the Milky Way. "Fire Rock"- Martin's Beach, CA. Emerald Lake. Königssee, Germanys. Roofs of Menton, Alpes-Maritimes, France. Marvel Pass, Alberta Canada. Coron Island, Philippines. Mount Field National Park. Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, Tasmania, Australia. Shirogane Waterfall in Hokkaido, Japan. Arches National Park. The Great Falls of the Passaic River - Paterson, NJ. Small waterfall, White Mountains, NH. Sun Peaks Resort, Kamloops. Menton, Alpes-Maritimes, France. Soberanos Cove - Big Sur, CA. Orbe, Switzerland. A Clear Night in Shanghai. Two Art Cars in the Dust at Burning Man. Yosemite National Park, CA. Blue Lake, Eastern Sierra, CA on Film. Mt. Rainer from the top of Crystal Mountain, WA. Mesa Arch Sunrise, CanyonLands NP, UtahMesa Arch Sunrise, CanyonLands NP, Utah. Waves crashing in Reine, Norway. Rocky Mountain National Park. Gold Core Lake in Alaska. Gokyo Lakes, Nepal. 2 minutes of sunrise on a frozen lake. Detroit Skyline. Svartifoss, Iceland. Na Pali Coast, Kauai + Niihau + Lahua. Sequoia National Park. Birdlings Flat, New Zealand. Sunrise at Bryce Canyon's Inspiration Point. Bab Boudir in Taza, Morocco. Click for celestially larger.

Last night, but: Caesars Salad Black truffle sachetti in a Parmesan cream and porcini mushroom sauce This is like reading a Playboy magazine that doesn't have naked pictures of women. [emoji848]