Dusty Chalk

Dude, that sounds like sleep apnea, you should probably get a sleep study.

I don't think it registered before that someone was using memory foam for their pads -- that sounds excellent.

Can I ask you a really difficult question, Steve? Why didn't you come out at CanJam? Did you want to, but didn't, or was the plan all along not to, and you didn't feel comfortable until you had a chance to digest the events, or whut? EDIT: And, "I don't know" is a perfectly legitimate answer.

I was going to ask if you ever found your earplugs or bought another pair, or what you did there...

Chicken and Shrimps peanut sauce from Pilin

Pain of Salvation, Road Salt One -- can't seem to stop listening to this. So throwback, yet sounds so good. YouTube - Pain of Salvation - Sisters [ Road Salt One ]

Wegmans Key Lime Yogurt

Turned out just fine.

No. People seem to think they have a say in the matter -- a poll would only reinforce that misconception.

Anyone going to this?

You could cartoonishly cross your eyes when you get to the bottom of the glass.

It does, now that you mention it. Nope, was sober when I laughed, and emailed it to a friend.

And then there's the whole danger of that it just sounds "different", and not necessarily one is better than the other, because they are running through slightly different circuits. So really, the only way to tell is to have two phase changes, and change one, then the other, then both, and see if one is clearly wrong vs. right. I remain skeptical.

I think the KGSS is built such that you don't need a load (someone confirm or deny), but there's really no point in having it on unless the headphones are plugged in, just in case they take longer to wake up than is normal. 4. Don't make assumptions, you'll make an ass out of you and umptions. 5. Yes, absolutely.

Yup.

Dr. Love would love wood

Considering your avatar, it's fine how it is.

Brain-sucking. Because being dead hurts.

Yay for enablers! And for the enabled!

Yes.

Brains!

No, keyword there is frivolous -- you really think a cable manufacturer can be justified in suing a mini-golf course? And regarding the Blue Jeans case, the Blue Jeans guy used to be a lawyer, so reading the letter he wrote in response is quite enlightening.

Amps, pre-amps (Conrad Johnson is notorious), DACs...you name it. Another non-hearer, here.

Actually, I was talking about the ridiculous litigiousness. I'm not paying for an army of lawyers to sue anything they want frivolously, and use strong-arm tactics just to get their way. Mini-golf lawsuit Blue Jeans Cables lawsuit

Steve -- you're also assuming anyone has a say in the matter.