Grahame

But it sounds so good!

Your enunciated g's are so becoming

Holy F**King Sh*T 200^2 Indeed

Quality, not quantity, both in terms of attendees, and beverages one presumes. Have a good one, shame you couldn't be in Mayberry; At least you can attempt to break the record for asserting JP has feline tendencies

Oz watchdog nips Pammie Anderson's bikini-clad ass

* *location may vary by family member

Happy Birthday, Sir

Lots more details here (via google translate) Google Translate Price? Computer Says ..... $799.99 Amazon.com: Quad 9L Active Red Ruby: Electronics Yes, but what about the Quad Platinums ...

Interesting indeed. PC USB DAC [Check] Remote + front panel 3.5mm Input [Check] Come on, 'Strech? Mike? Dinny? Interested on the specs of the internal DAC ....

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A common meme @ mayberry http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ly3Ew3wQ4PA&NR=1 Is Your message long enough? Computer says no!

You see what happens when people don't document this

You read the manual, right? Insert using a slow twist , starting 90 degrees from their final orientation. Reverse the process for removal. Having said that, My right one is much easier to deal with than the left, which was exactly the case with the impressions ( the left one didn't seem to want to come out at first). Gets easier with practice, but take it gently at first. "Popping" them out a touch to break the seal seems to make removal easier, try tugging on your outer ear lobe a bit to see if that helps with the process. Yet again, welcome to the team.

Happy Birthday Sir! Be it legal, or just barely

So the 12L pushing can continue, unsullied by your attempts to use them as gateway speakers for the Harbeths?

Enabler!

Looks like I may be dealing with a bunch of folks who have become ... I may have to raise a Diet Coke, Microwave a Brownie, or take a trip to Fairfax Scoop to cope with all the pain-forgetting:)

What if you want to relax?

Welcome to the club, old boy Concur on stealth mode http://www.head-case.org/forums/portable-audio/6421-jh-audio-stuffs-92.html#post307073

Rainman Records needledrops?

Indeed, I was once working on site with a French co worker. One morning over breakfast in the Hotel, he asked what (pointing at foil topped Marmite single serving) it was? I said, you spread it your toast, like jam. He then proceeded to liberally apply the entire contents of the packet to a slice of toast. I didn't have the heart to tell him that you only need a thin film on hot buttered toast. It was worth it to see the look on his face when he began eating

Yes you can relive your (wasted?) youth http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Trek_(text_game) TRS-80 Level I BASIC Simulator Library: Trek III.4

^ I feel your pain having come in the other direction. International tax law seems like one big con. Trying to read up on , and get definitive information, so as to allow for some sensible planning and modeling outcomes of actions seems like a non starter. All the rules seem discretionary, so you have no way knowing how they will be applied to you, until they are! Any information that is out there is couched in caveats, and advice to "refer to a professional", although finding someone with relevant expertise in the required area is problematic. A case in point. Some other ex pats we knew were returning back to the UK, having rented out their house while they were in the USA. If they sold their house in the UK, in a tax year when they were non resident in the UK, then they would be exempt from capital gains on the sale of the house in the UK. If they sold the house after their return, they might be liable to capital gains made while non resident. So essentially they were forced to sell their house before returning home in order to definitely avoid some possible liability. They then bought a new home in a new location in the UK as the husband was relocating with his company. Only to be made redundant shortly after his return to the UK. The uncertainty and time horizons involved make this a less fun subject. Selling and Buying a house as an ex-pat involves timing three markets (Selling house market, foreign exchange rate market, buying house market), so whatever you do will be non optimal. Don't get me started on rates/charges for foreign currency transactions. At least now there are come currency brokers who can set you up with some ForEx Options to give you a hedge against currency fluctuations. (e.g an option to purchase currency at a fixed rate, in advance, for a price )