Dusty Chalk

>_< You know I like Colourfield a lot more than Fun Boy Three, but damn were they catchy.

Yeah, found that out. Silly salesman.

Sharing a grill with the commonfolk would require charcoal.

It was my understanding that there is no such thing as a king mattress -- just two twinses and some sort of even-ing thingy. EDIT: (wanders off to find out I am wrong)

Fish 'n' chips? [/rhetorical question]

Congrats!

4 day weekend last minute decision here, too.

Is Head-Fi down again?

I has red laptop, does that count?

Thanks, will do. I don't think those are mirrors, I think those are high-gloss "piano" black. Look, for example, what it's reflecting that you can see.

Wowzers, that sounds great. It's got just the perfect amount of reverb live room sound on it. Wait, he is close-mic on his voice, is that reverb or ... what? How is that mic-ed? (Can't get to the website from work, will look later when I get home.)

Fun Boy Three

Both of these.

This should go well -- a short conversation on Facebook I slay me.

DP? That's director of photography -- a Christian Bale reference.

RIP Boyfriend...condolences to your sister, Carl.

Condolences Ric & fam; RIP Miko.

Uuuuuuuuh...nope.

Happy birthday, Jack! (vuvuzuela noise)

Happy belated birthday, Tom! (party favour noise)

Forester is a nice vehicle, it's really down to just how well it matches requirements. Sounds like you thought it through. I almost got one myself about 10 years ago when I got the Suzuki, and it's only gotten better since then.

Lollers @ "Puss N Boots" (speakers mentioned are ATC)

Great googly moogly, blue watch is blue (catching up on older posts). How blue can a watch get? The answer is none. None more blue.

Nice! I missed that. Didn't even realize it was an option, now that I think about it.

Yeah. On everything. EDIT: except I think you need to add one more qualifier to the second-to-last sentence, because if you read just that, it might seem like Jeff's thing, but I don't think it's Jeff's thing. I just don't know how to qualify it. Something about "feels", perhaps? There ... Me (probably old news, as I'm a bit of a slow reader): Parasite by Mira Grant in non-virtual reading; The 9 Steps to Financial Freedom by Suze Orman on Kindle/phone-blet (I am definitely the target audience to both these).