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Followed by Gnomes
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Not always. Just ordered these, as I need them for my sets:
Side Jobs: Stories From the Dresden Files by Jim Butcher ![]() Early to Death, Early to Rise Madison Avery book 2 by Kim Harrison ![]() Jack: Secret Histories by F. Paul Wilson ![]() And I pre-ordered these: Ghost Story The Dresden Files book 13 by Jim Butcher ![]() Pale Demon The Hollows book 9 by Kim Harrison
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Forum Emo
Join Date: Mar 2005
Posts: 8,347
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Dropped $1,100 on a new VHF Radio for Fire Dept use. Used from Ebay.
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DRINK BEER NOW
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Holy Jesus those things are expensive. Pics when you get the chance!
Last thing I bought was ordering a couple fruit boxes from our school's FFA students. They corner you and guilt trip you until you open the wallet and spend! At least it's something that I like at reasonable prices. Don't forget to live before you die.
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Mastering VMware vSphere 4
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Forum Emo
Join Date: Mar 2005
Posts: 8,347
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Here's some pictures...I don't have mine in yet: The remote head that I mount inside the car: ![]() The whole set that i'm getting:
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DRINK BEER NOW
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Do you need external antennae/antennas, or is everything you need already included?
Today I bought a 25x16x1 furnace filter. Paid for the really good hypo-allergenic one, which costs slightly more than 3x the usual one. (Usual is around $3, this one was $11) Don't forget to live before you die.
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Posts: 45
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I have recently bought a Cellphone..!!
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Forum Emo
Join Date: Mar 2005
Posts: 8,347
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DRINK BEER NOW
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It looks like suction cups - is there any screw-on mechanism, or is it just suction with a wire drilled through?
Don't forget to live before you die.
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Forum Frisian
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: a real Frisian hometown
Posts: 14,493
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Darkwave radio 24/7 -- ----------------------------------- Each Thursday a new show on Celtica Radio with Darkwave music. www.irnb.nl worldwide station on the net for all people |
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Join Date: Nov 2010
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Bread and Milk.
But now I have to wander off to hunt for something to eat for dinner....... |
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DRINK BEER NOW
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Love the scooter. We have a lot of students that seem to like to travel many miles a day on long cornfield roads with those.
Don't forget to live before you die.
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Forum Frisian
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: a real Frisian hometown
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reason is easy there is a traffic jam each day on the route to work. With my car it will take me half an hour to get to work with the scooter it will only take me 10 minuts. this is the other one that i use, the one in the pic in the other post if the one the Mrs is driving.
Darkwave radio 24/7 -- ----------------------------------- Each Thursday a new show on Celtica Radio with Darkwave music. www.irnb.nl worldwide station on the net for all people |
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DRINK BEER NOW
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Handy little buggers. If I lived in a high traffic area I'd probably do the same.
Don't forget to live before you die.
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Oregon
Posts: 10,593
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Hopefully, you've filled out your organ donor card.
Global Movies and TV God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; courage to change the things I can; and wisdom to hide the bodies of people who pissed me off. |
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Posts: 17
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weights. i've been sick for the last several years and this year i decided maybe eating smarter and being smarter with my body would help me. it won't cure me, but it could help. i've lost 35 lbs in the last 3 mths. so i bought some weights. didn't want to buy each lb pair separate so found a package on amazon that had 2, 3, and 5 lb pairs really cheap.
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DRINK BEER NOW
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2 really heavy tow chains (with hooks on either end of course). I thought it would make carrying easier to put both in one box. Dumb idea - the box ripped apart when I tried to pick it up, so they gave me a bucket for them. I've been using them for pulling trees and limbs to where I can more easily cut them.
I also bought pizza. Don't forget to live before you die.
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Join Date: Dec 2010
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I bought my new cellphone and PSP.
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DRINK BEER NOW
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Copay for doctor visit, meds at the drug store. I picked up a nasty upper respiratory infection. Not enough where I'm willing to take sick time off work, but still enough to annoy the hell out of my wife and give my students something to laugh about.
Don't forget to live before you die.
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Posts: 17
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okay i just bought a microwave popcorn. this presto is sweet. my brolaw just had triple bypass surgery so he has to watch him salt, carb, and calorie intake. the presto allows you to pop popcorn without oil so it's like a hot air popper or with oil like it's a pot on your stove. loved the one i got him so much i got me one. lol
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Atlantic Beach
Posts: 7,998
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![]() I have had it with Torq's sound problems. |
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DRINK BEER NOW
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^I have had good luck with that and used to use it religiously when doing dj jobs. I hope you like it.
Don't forget to live before you die.
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Moderator
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Atlantic Beach
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I really really like Traktor. When I sold my 1200's and purchased a more economical (space) midi controller, I actually was using traktor first. Unfortunately, the first midi controller I bought was shit and about a year later I got a more professional one from m-audio. It was tied hand and foot to Torq.
Unfortunately, I got the m-audio controller when it was new and no one had made a tks file for traktor. So, I started using Torq. I always wondered why 95% of the time there was always clipping on the kicks when two tracks were mixed. At first I was told that this was because the time stretching algorithm used in the current version of Torq (then 1.0.5) blew and I should wait for it to be updated in 1.5, which was only a few months out. Until then, I should just be careful. After a year Torq 1.5 finally got to see the light of day, the time stretching algorithm was indeed much improved, and the clipping happened on the kick drums about 90% of the time. Kept on thinking it was me, that I really could not key music, or had somehow forgotten how to beatmatch somewhere between the 1200's and the midi controller. After another year, I copied a tracklist of a set from a very professional DJ. I reproduced their set almost exactly, but there was one difference: mine sounded like shit. I know this DJ well and knows she only mixed harmonically after keying all of her own tracks ... so there was one off the table. Yea! I can still key music properly! A few weeks later, I got a mailing from a DJ shop I frequent selling Traktor for just about 66% off list price. It was too good to pass up. I went back to that DJ's set and ran through it using Traktor and what do you know ... Yea! I can still beatmatch! So, in the end it was bye bye Torq. This software does really suck and I would advise that absolutely no one use it. As for Traktor, yeah. I'm really sorry I ever left it. There is a reason why all of the most well known DJs are using Traktor or Serato and next to no one uses Torq. I do however fear that Traktor is going to be the gateway drug for an S4 as it is a much better controller for the software when compared to my Xponent. |
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DRINK BEER NOW
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Good stuff - I just have v3, so yours is much newer.
Last bought - $480 for a PA teaching license ($160 x 3 licensure areas), just for a chance to get an interview in one state. Fucking bullshit if you ask me. This doesn't guarantee anything, it only makes you eligible to be interviewed. We're not really looking to leave our current jobs, but we might entertain offers to move closer to family. We also paid dozens of dollars on fingerprint background checks and child abuse background checks that were also required. This on top of hundreds of dollars in Praxis exams that had to be retaken since the old scores expired... Don't forget to live before you die.
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been a long time since i've seen phones without cords that lose service at the front door. I hate everyone, so you don't have to.
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Forum King
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Oregon
Posts: 10,593
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I didn't buy it, but Google sent me a Logitech Revue Google TV box for free, since I signed up as a developer for it. Since they haven't given us a SDK for the stupid thing, I think that was sort of weird.
Anyhow. If I had bought this box, I probably would have returned it. This little atom box has the potential to be a great toy. It isn't there yet. I wish the netbook I bought last year had been as good at playing video. I guess there is a new software patch coming out in February. I'm going to reserve final judgement until I see that and to see if they release a decent SDK. For now, it's very, very beta. I wouldn't buy this box. The $300 price tag isn't worth it.... yet. It's got some very stiff Roku and Apple TV competition at < $100. If I were Google, I would have gave this a little more polish before I let it out the door. It might still not be worth $300. Global Movies and TV God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; courage to change the things I can; and wisdom to hide the bodies of people who pissed me off. |
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DRINK BEER NOW
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There are very inexpensive plans that allow unlimited-time calling to anywhere in the country available to landlines, for less than half the price of the lowest, very limited cell plans. Plus, my parents are like me - they feel if they're out, they're out: away from the phone. My dad makes my mom carry a cheap pre-paid cell phone for a feeling of security, but it stays off almost 100% of the time.
Between my wife and me, we do have one cheap flip-style (razr) cell phone, but we only really use it when we travel. We have texting blocked and the cheapest plan available. I never carry it, and never really bothered with them prior to meeting her, except when the job required/paid for it. Nothing against cell phones, I just don't really have a need for them. Plus, once I leave town to go to work, they have no service anyway. In rural Iowa (same as my last home in South Dakota), being stuck while lucky enough to have a cell phone is just as inconvenient as being stuck without one. One would need some sort of satellite phone combined with clear weather to communicate wirelessly here.\ Finally I hate recurring expenses with a blinding passion. One year of the cheapest plan on a cell phone is $600.00... for one year. I've had this thing for 3.5 years. Let's see, that makes well over two thousand dollars for this thing that I almost never use... Don't forget to live before you die.
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ah now it makes sense, silly baby boomers... errr.... dinosaurs ![]() Quote:
the part about recurring charges is strange though.... are they monthly? quarterly? or what? and is your carrier one of the big three or four? or some mom and pop thing? or (worst of all) cricket? I hate everyone, so you don't have to.
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DRINK BEER NOW
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The lowest priced regular cell phone plan I can find here is $39/month which comes out to $50/mo after taxes and fees, which is about $600/yr. Only thing cheaper would be a pay-as-you-go, but Renee wasn't up for that... and since she makes half the money here, I wouldn't have reason to argue. Carrier is Alltel, transitioning to AT&T.
Our land-line accounts for about $16 (after taxes/fees) of our cable/internet/phone bill and includes unlimited anytime domestic calls. I fax a few times per week from home too, so the land-line is necessary for that too. My parents are actually a bit older than baby boomers (mid 70's), further reinforcing your point. They both know how to use the cell phone that my mom carries around; it's just very rare, maybe 2-4 very short calls/month that they do - like if one's in town and wants to know what the other wants to be picked up. Don't forget to live before you die.
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The Big Bad Boots
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ah you have the landline bundled with other services, that explains a bit, the company probably cuts you a better deal for having multiple services with them, we looked and i can't remember the exact figure for each month, but it was comparable to the cell monthly cost.
I hate everyone, so you don't have to.
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DRINK BEER NOW
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This might help you then if you ever wanted a landline. Pretty reasonable pricing, far lower than any cell phone bill.
Also, on the topic of the thread, today I dropped another $50 in gasoline for the truck and an additional $39 for the car. Kinda hits hard if they get low at the same time. Don't forget to live before you die.
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The Big Bad Boots
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thanks for the suggestion i guess, but all three people who live here have cell phones and they're all on 24 hours a day so a landline would be nothing but redundant.
[on topic] yeah, gas is over $3 a gallon here lately, was at around high to mid $2 range for a while though. oh and, i bought mc donalds for dinner, not sure if that counts but oh well [/on topic] I hate everyone, so you don't have to.
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DRINK BEER NOW
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2 bags of popcorn at the basketball games tonight for 50 cents each/$1 total (game admission is free for staff members, so no cost there). I was cheap enough that I didn't buy a drink though, just used a squeeze bottle for fill-up at the water fountain. Big spender tonight!
Don't forget to live before you die.
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\m/
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Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes hurtling down the highway. |
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The Big Bad Boots
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that one has the wheel that switches from free spin to click to click scrolling right?
let us know when the wheel gets too dirty to spin freely if it is, i have 3 free replacements (lost the damn bluetooth connectors though) from logitech gathering dust of the older MX (one of the first that had that) hell who knows, if they've made it possible to clean the wheel mechanism i might even tempt fate and get one of their mice again. I hate everyone, so you don't have to.
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\m/
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For years I had an MX1000. It was the perfect mouse but it finally died and they stopped making it.
I will see how this one goes. I think it's one of the ones with the free-spinning wheel, yes. Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes hurtling down the highway. |
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The Big Bad Boots
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right and you can like push a button or the wheel in a certain way and it goes to having notches too? or?
this: http://www.logitech.com/en-us/428/130 is the logitech one that kept committing suicide to give me four free replacements. I hate everyone, so you don't have to.
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