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Man I hate that shit. I have a phobia of touching other people's keyboards.

I had a major snafu with my taxes this year, and had about $7k come back to me. I am in a very comfortable position for move out time, and want to build a great bang-for-buck system to use at my desk. Now I'll be watching for a Denon 2900 steal to round it out. Oh yeah, here is the auction: http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http://page18.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/k117025985&hl=en&langpair=ja|en&tbb=1&ie=EUC-JP Minty fresh!

What can I say? They are one of my favorites, and I have sellers remorse every time I let them go. I have a little bit of spare cash right now, so I'm rebuilding a headphone rig for when I move out in the near future. I was contemplating k702, HD650, AD2k (on the very upper high end of what I an afford), but when it came down to it, I knew I'd rather have the VTG again. The hunt began...

VTG Craig and I sniped a pair on Y! Japan. I really shouldn't spend the money, but for the price, I'm happy I won.

Sorry my graduation isn't for another 3-4 years But my girlfriend/future fiance graduated with her masters in physical therapy this year.

You you have the 2133 series, or the 1000 series?

I already have the money put aside

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Mike, If you do ever sell it, I'd love a crack at it!

Assuming your apartment building won't bring in 50bajillion hits a day, you can piggyback the server I have from 1&1 if want.

I'll wait for impressions and pictures. If its a wood/metal hybrid with a leather band, I'll probably bite.

Are a congrats in order?

I wouldn't be interested at all, but the HF-1 seems to have quite a following around here, and I'd love to have gotten in at the $200 mark. Time to whore myself. Aww who am I kidding, I couldn't even sell to aerius.

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The both of you, classic. Lovedonahill is 2-2 today.

Well what I actually meant was: given limited amount of time, with too much to do, what assignments should be given priority and the most time spent as to maximize the return. I learned that pulling all nighters to finish a signals ans systems homework wasn't worth it, when it would mess up the following day when I would have to study for an exam.

I totally agree. By my junior year, I had figured out which assignment were the ones to blow off, and which ones you focus all your time on.

I had meh grades in undergrad, for various reasons. I dont regret it one bit, and it hasn't proved detrimental to me one bit. There needs to be a balance between fun and work. My g/f (fiance in a few weeks, jeez thats weird to say) graduated cum laude, and regrets not having more fun.

I can't say I've had a lot of experience with ceramics, but is the hardened material strong enough to take abuse?

As with all your blanket statements, that's not always the case.

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I've been at me school for what, 6 years now? I miss the early years, mostly just the fact that all my friends are withing a 2 mile radius at all times. If I wanted to hang out and have fun, I'd go hang out at my suite, where 6 of my best friends lived. If I wanted to work, I'd go to one of the Engineering buildings. There was always something fun to do. Nowadays, I have a one hour commute to the school. I spend 12-16 hours a day in my lab, where I am the only American in a research group of 9. The others can barely hold a technical conversation in english, nevermind a casual conversation where there exists both a language and a cultural barrier. Undergrad was fun, for the last two years. Grad school, not fun, but should pay off more in the future.

Who gives a fuck, there were 20+ people in the car.