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Grahame

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Everything posted by Grahame

  1. So now we now what amp makers get up to. What's Mikhails handle? This could explain everything!
  2. Discovered, the Top Secret Singlepower Amp flowchart?
  3. Grahame replied to postjack's topic in Off Topic
    And his wingman? Still, it is a step up from his old ride
  4. Grahame replied to postjack's topic in Off Topic
  5. Have you checked out Tangent Tutorials ?
  6. Second Breakfast? Second breakfast - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia You're not a Hobbit are you? Hobbit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia "Hobbits are fond of an unadventurous bucolic life of farming, eating, and socializing. They enjoy at least seven meals a day, when they can get them - breakfast, second breakfast, elevenses, luncheon, afternoon tea, dinner and, later in the evening, supper."
  7. If I may speak for Duggeh for a moment.. Who would have thought that the answer to such a simple question as "what do you call a given meal?" could be a social signifier? As ever, the internet explains it better than I could. Tea, Dinner or Supper And for the official BBC take on the matter BBC World Service | Learning English | Ask about English Best quote from this Yahoo Answer What does "Lunch", "Dinner" and "Tea", "Supper" to british? - Yahoo! Answers "As with many things in British society, the name you give your midday meal can instantly identify your social origin"" So Depending on how Duggeh responds, we'll be able to tell if he is U or non-U U and non-U English - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia E.g Is the mid-day meal Lunch, as in "We must do Lunch sometime", or Dinner, as in "Dinner Ladies, the catering staff at state schools" (Mind you as a Quad owning, St Andrews old boy some would say that he has already given the game away )
  8. ^ You mean like this (dry, technical) or for a more entertaining take ... We now return you to your regular HD800 discussion
  9. Grahame replied to postjack's topic in Off Topic
    One for the Techies
  10. Grahame replied to postjack's topic in Off Topic
    Like This ? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0LkwLnyCuk
  11. An iPhone worth
  12. Now that's what I call dedication to the cause. Will there be matching reports/reviews for AVN, or is it a (head) case of What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas?
  13. Grahame replied to postjack's topic in Off Topic
    or post #4090 in this thread http://www.head-case.org/forums/193811-post4090.html
  14. Grahame replied to Asr's topic in Meets
    A burbling V8 Convertible, the sun in your face, the wind in your hair, a blonde by your side ... Monterey, Carmel, 17 Mile drive, Pacific Grove, Bixby Bridge, Big Sur, CA-1, Hearst Castle, Thursday Night Farmers Market and Bubblegum Alley in SLO, Clam Chowder at Splash Cafe in Pismo Beach, A Danish in Solvang, Cold Spring tavern and Guzziguy in SB. All this AND Can Jam 2009 - whats not to like!
  15. Grahame replied to postjack's topic in Off Topic
    ^ ^ I'm not a 14 year old girl, (I don't even play one on the internet, Officer) but Rickrolling - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yu_moia-oVI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvUiLtwlEl8 Kids today, eh?
  16. Oz and James Drink to Britain The odd couple - the self-proclaimed wine ponce Oz Clarke and the scruffy petrolhead James May - set off on an extended pub crawl around Britain, driving a Rolls-Royce Corniche convertible and towing a caravan behind them. Their purpose “is to find the drinks that speak to modern Britain”. Yeah, right. At first, May is reluctant to make a fuss about beer. “It's like intellectualising sausages,” he says. “It's a simple drink for people who want to get on with something useful.” But after a few pints, he's up for anything, comparing the hoppy quality of a beer to “the sweetness of a nymph being chased by a Viking of bitterness”. As always with these two, their enjoyment is contagious.
  17. Oh dear, so much for all those no new gear in 2009 resolutions. Yet another reason to add to the long list of reasons to attend CanJam 2009. Who will be the first to acquire a pair in the Bay Area, and when will the first HD800 Enabled meet be? Inquiring minds want to know!
  18. Happy Birthday. Have a good one.
  19. Grahame replied to LFF's topic in Off Topic
    Dieting as an engineering problem The engineer in you may like to consider The Hacker's Diet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Hacker's Diet
  20. from http://www.votefraud.org/josef_stalin_vote_fraud_page.htm Not that I'm comparing you to Uncle Joe, you understand
  21. Smurfette?
  22. Grahame replied to postjack's topic in Off Topic
    Don't let your T-Shirt become a self fulfilling prophecy From The Smoking Gun via The Daily Telegraph Any thoughts for the next head case T-shirt slogan to avoid in light of the above?
  23. Grahame replied to Asr's topic in Meets
    Tough call, trying to keep all the people happy, all the time. How close can another meet be to the annual, in time and space, before it is seen as diluting the draw of the main meet? At least, now, we have a fixed(?) location and date, so can avoid stepping on peoples toes.
  24. Happy Birthday to yet another lucky Head Caser who gets a Public Holiday to recover, unless you plan on spending time in the basement ....

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