T_Shomaker

Tell him to go **** himself or contact ebay.

You would probably get more help if you posted this in the promedia section

I haven't said anything about this in a while and Gary said something so I replied. WHAT DID I DO WRONG???????????????

So what did you do?

---------------- On 7/30/2004 7:23:23 PM garymd wrote: Taylor - Not everyone who gets in heated discussions with your forum buddies is a troll. Jazman goes out on a limb to help others here. ---------------- I have been here for like 6 or 7 months and I have only seen maybe 5 to 10 posts from him where he actually posted something that was helpful. I will try to look harder in the future.

Guy, On that lansing heritage site they say they are 80db/watt at 15 FEET. So like what would that be at a meter?

---------------- On 7/29/2004 12:14:03 AM dantfmly wrote: to bad not many people are using it anymore ---------------- Yeah I am kinda disapointed in what is happening

Can't wait to prank call you

I listened to the RW-12 at Ultimate Electronics and didn't think it had near enough power for my listening levels. I was listening to the RW-12 with it turned all the way up and I didnt think it was enough. Then I listened to the RSW-10 and the RSW-12 and it was like double the RW-12. There would also be no port noise with the RSW stuff.

Sorry double post

LOL

---------------- On 7/25/2004 9:42:46 PM prodj101 wrote: actually dopping is extremely common in pro biking...I'm not saying that he uses this procedure, but considering how many people have been busted for it or are suspected, it wouldn't really surprise me either. ---------------- I agree

Why have I never been taught these ski guidelines when I was in lessons? Well next time I go skiing with my parents I guess I'll read them before I go out and see if the double black is open . I have never been down a double black but have wanted to lol. When I was first learning how to do mogels (or however you spell it lol) this guy fell and he cut me off and then I was flying down the run and almost took out this lady because she was skiing across the run to her family and I wasn't able to stop. When I got to the end of the run I was really mad and I decided to learn how to do the mogels on a different run with less people. I don't know that had to do with anything but I felt like sharing

---------------- On 7/24/2004 11:51:05 PM Audio Flynn wrote: Jet-skis are an abomination; noisy, flashy and vulgar; bad taste, low-rent. They call for no skill or seamanship and express the worst side of American cultural values. Better you should get a nice little sailboat. You and you family can learn to sail together. Talk with each other. Learn together of wind and wave. My opinon ya understand. +++++++++++++++++++++ Agreeing with a fellow Irishman like Brennan is so boring but I follow in his vein. It is like the skiing in the Rockies. People of all ages without proper training die on personal watercraft in the Great Lakes and elsewhere many times each summer. It is always back page news. I view thwem as adult persoanl watercraft. Not a family toy. A small sail boat or a 14 foot fishing boat is better for family bonding. ---------------- You can die riding a bike if you dont know how to use it........

That looks really fun. How much horsepower?

Is the Shimano 105 stuff junk or is it halfway decent? Maybe I could start off with a cheap groupo until my parents see that I'm serious about racing and they buy me something like a chorus or record group and a carbon or aluminum frame. I just can't afford anything really nice right now. I have about $800 or $900 and I need all parts except the pedals (I'm using some really old campy pedals right now but I need to get clipless sometime soon). We have two sets of old campy record wheels but they are tubular and I don't think I want to mess with that. Thanks, Taylor

Pictures? Congrats on the Khorns Gary

That was hilarious!!!LMAO

---------------- On 7/20/2004 10:53:46 PM fini wrote: Another suggestion: Offer the snake as a free prize up in 2-Channel... ---------------- LOL

I think those look like really nice subs but I haven't heard one yet. I am looking forward to your review.

---------------- On 7/20/2004 9:00:29 PM kenratboy wrote: I raced a Yamaha YZF-R1 in my Camry, but I think he won ---------------- We are talkin about a different kind of bike lol. Woah I just noticed I have over 1000 posts

---------------- On 7/20/2004 5:03:53 PM jazman wrote: ---------------- On 7/20/2004 3:51:55 PM T_Shomaker wrote: ---------------- On 7/20/2004 3:43:49 PM edster00 wrote: ---------------- On 7/20/2004 3:28:06 PM T_Shomaker wrote: Don't give it to Jazman. ---------------- That's the spirit! Good vibes going on and the young'un wants to spoil it...tsk tsk tsk. ---------------- I don't want to spoil it but I don't think that the troll should get the amp. It is not my decision who to give the amp to but I just think that giving it to Jazman would be a waste. I think what Neo is doing is great. ---------------- It seems you're launching some sort of personal attack young master Shomaker. I strongly suggest you rethink your post. You got in once over your head, and now it appears you're pushing a rematch. I have no time for you. Klipsch out. ---------------- You are welcome to come over to my forum so we can have a little talk.

---------------- On 7/20/2004 5:13:37 PM 3dzapper wrote: At my age and build, I stay away from anything where Spandex is the uniform of the day!!!!!!! Rick ---------------- LOL

Well I can't really afford much. I'll probably just stay away from campy unless I have a larger budget. How bout some Shimano Ultegra stuff with some Mavic Cosmos wheels. Although we do have two sets of campy sew up wheels layin around downstairs. If the ultegra stuff isn't much better than the 105 stuff I would rather go with 105. How would this old Ciocc compare to the frames of today? Thanks, Taylor

Ornette Coleman's New York Is Now Edit- Oops Guy already said that lol