Knuckledragger

Look carefully around 54 seconds, and you'll see Knuckles. I'm in a few other bits as well.

Dude has got dirt on his lens.

Four FLACs from juno.co.uk, including a very rare remix. I am not ripshit angry, because the remix is a 3:20 edit (probably yanked from a DJ mix) and not the 6:22 full length. OCD electronic music snobs don't like paying full price of half a track.

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x2, minus the defense. Heckuva mobile ya got there.

Late to the party as always, but if Reks dun want that camera bag you've got, I might be interested in it. My backpack style camera bag is slowing me down.

Moar. NSFL. Do not click.

Yep, that's University Drive. I was standing by the CVS building looking (mostly) toward UMASS.

I am lucky in that my mother is an awesome lady. I get along with her well, and road trips with her are not a problem. My grandmother, OTOH, is a force of destruction that can upset even the most stable situation. She's has 92 years to master the art, and she's a fricken blackbelt. Today went very well, with the exception of me clocking my head hard on the trunk of the car as I was trying put granny's cane away. I hit it off with Irene, my grandmother's friend. I got to see many original prints done by her husband, as well as two books and and a bunch of postcards. She's in her 80s, so the internets are a vague idea to her. She did manage to get someone to put up a rudimentary website showing some of his work. At the end of the day, I asked if I could see her husband's cameras. There were two Leicas, a Rolliflex, a 1950s Nikon rangefinder, and two more modern SLRs. I took pictures of all of them. I also saw the darkroom he built in the 1950s (which was a dream workspace). There will be an extended geek session about all of this in the photography thread ...later. Right now, Knuckles must faceplant.

Wow. 12.... cores... Nah, that's too much $$$ even for me. A new 8 core is definitely in my future. Watch the Audio Gear For Sale thread closely.

you three!

Woke up entirely to early. Now I'm set to drive my Mum and Granny to the Berkshires. We're visiting a friend of the family who's in her 80s. Her husband was a large format landscape photographer in the mid part of the 20th century. Seeing his work (and cameras) should be interesting. The lady is quite a talker, and so is my Grandmother. I hope I survive it. 0_o

Drive carefully.