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grawk

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  1. There are some power supply design changes, probably more.
  2. No, the transformers I used were about $50 each. I'll find out which ones from colin and let you know.
  3. I use a pair of cinemag transformers to generate a balanced signal from the duet. It works pretty well, I think.
  4. Yup, if you can't find a real greasy spoon, waffle house IS the place to go. I love waffle house when I'm missing the south. I once had thanksgiving dinner at a waffle house with my wife and her parents.
  5. Oh, favorite breakfast in the dc area: Austin Grill. I love texas breakfasts
  6. My favorite place to eat in Tom's area is Bones. Awesome buffalo fillet, awesome wine list.
  7. My wife's shoe budget is almost nothing
  8. What I liked best about this place is it had lamb and squid. So I made the weirdest combo ever, every time. Lamb and Squid, with broccoli, rice noodles, and schezuan sauce and chilis
  9. No one else has to fret, I'm single handedly making hte population problem worse.
  10. dusty, had you eaten there before I suggested it? My favorite place to eat around here is home, because I live in a farm town. The only restaurants I've tried are chick-fil-a, a pizza place, subway, wendy's, and a mediocre japanese steak house. My favorite place to eat in the dc metro, where i work, is kaz sushi, which is in foggy bottom. The price fixe dinner is spectacular. I mostly ate at thai pillin and the mongolian bbq charlie chiang's in reston when I lived down there.
  11. warm rice, cold mango slices is best
  12. Amount of money spent since reading todd rose's signature
  13. I love motorcycles. Love them. Been riding since I was 14 years old. Amazing experience, it's a good one. But the problem isn't the top speed on a bike like that. It's how fast it gets there. Miss the brake one, or forget to release the gas while grabbing the brake, and things get bad FAST. Sportbikes are amazing. A joy to ride. Like nothing else. But they're not cars, they're not bicycles, they aren't even regular motorcycles. They're awe inspiring. Respect that. A HUGE percentage of bike wrecks happen with new riders on sportbikes.
  14. you can get a used bike for $500. That's cheap insurance. You're gonna wreck your first bike. You really want that wreck to 1) happen with a cheap bike, and 2) not happen at 145.
  15. Buy a much smaller bike used, ride it for 6 months, then get back on that one. Really. I'm not trying to be preachy. I have been riding for over 20 years, and a couple of years ago I got on a modern sportbike and it had enough power that it scared the shit out of me. You need your instincts to be good and sound before you get to where a mistake puts you at 140 instead of 50mph.
  16. got lots of riding experience already?
  17. nice jay
  18. Chesky has a few good ear training samplers that are available, and that also have good music on them
  19. grawk replied to postjack's topic in Off Topic
    nyce
  20. **jealous**
  21. grawk replied to gauche's topic in Off Topic
    I actually like the SR71 a lot with ER4Ps. It's overpriced, but still very good, in my opinion.
  22. grawk replied to postjack's topic in Off Topic
    have you met dusty?
  23. grawk replied to en480c4's topic in TV
    That was the first time I'd watched the office. It's very brittish, I like it.
  24. I think Todd said something along the lines of "Pete builds them to order" while Pete was standing there.

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