Dusty Chalk

Happy Birthday! (party favour noise)

Actually, if you had waited until 6:27am tomorrow morning, she probably would have found it at 6:31am tomorrow morning -- at least, that's been my experience with Murphy's law. Next time, you can put a hold on the card -- makes it inaccessible, but doesn't cancel it, if you really think you can find it again.

Logistics, Release the Pressure

You have them on the right way?

Etymotic ER-6i's or Sony MDR-7506/-V6 ...and I recommend you read your welcome PM.

Songs in the Key of Life -- unlimited edition -- still pretty brilliant, I really need to listen to Stevie more. Dude understands everything I love about music -- melody, groove, jamming, he even experimented with some unorthodox elements in his music.

tasty prog and OSI in particular -- one of those albums in the middle -- I forget which one, Blood or Free -- is kind of disjoint, it goes back and forth between Fates-Warning-esque guitar-driven tracks and Kevin-Moore synth-driven tracks. But that's not to say that it isn't still worth getting -- I like all four albums. But that first one and the most recent one (Fire Make Thunder) are the two best, IIRC. I should listen to all four at once, just to remind myself. Me: new Sharon Jones single, "Retreat!" on SoundCloud -- superb as always. I really need to see her live.

Excellently said. Sent frum mah phone-blet using Tapatalk.

Well that didn't last long. Lollers.

Whoa, you get circular rainbows there? Too fucking hip.

Just walked 3 miles. My, it's gorgeous outside.

Okay, so in one alternate reality (Canada) it exists, but in this one (USA) it doesn't? Top of the Lake -- well now, that was disturbing -- rape, pedophilia, incest -- this show had it all.

My nightmares say, 'thank you', for that bit of imagery. (involuntarily shudders)

Happy birthday! (party favour noise)

So much win it cannot be contained within a single point in time.

Oh, sorry, I confused CX-5 with the Mazda5...nevermind...

Or truecar.com. My ex almost got a CX-5, but she ended up getting a Subaru XV Crosstrek instead -- she's extremely happy with it (regularly gets 32mpg), but it might be too small for you if you want a 7-seater. It's a bit smaller than the CX-5, I think.

Wow, that semper fi fags sign is rather explicit. And also -- do they not know what semper fi means? It's almost like they're condoning rather than condemning gay sex in the military. Yeah, good luck with that. These are the people who invented scarification.

But I would want to buy a giant space robot, damnit!

That was actually directed at forbigger's friend. Unless of course that's you, but it's just a suggestion, no need to get snarky. The best way to decide on whether one likes a particular piece of gear is an extended in-home audition. I have found that the best way to accomplish that is to buy and sell said pieces of gear. Though I am weak in the "and sell" part of the process, myself. I mean, I realize it's cathartic to complain about the shills and fanboys, but you do realize that's like complaining about complaining, don't you?

I want to know what happened to tkam -- he's selling frigging everything. What'd he hear that was so amazing, that he's selling everything else to buy it? Todd?

QFT. So the thing is not to use the "has shills/fanboys" problem, and try to determine the dependability separately, and use that as one criteria as a deciding issue. The other being hearing it for oneself. So buy them all except for the ones with reliability issues, return the ones they don't like.

It's not just a giant space robot, it's a magical giant space robot. Sent frum mah phone-blet using Tapatalk.

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