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I ran into some clear liquid (about 3 quarts), 6 months ago and I couldn't think straight for a month.

I don't know too much about it but you might check out Outlaw Audio I believe its called. I've been looking at them. I can't afford one right now but I like to dream

Thanks again guys

Thanks guys. I really enjoyed it. I've been laid off from work for 3 weeks now and it gave me something to do besides honey do's. I would go out to the barn and sand away, just me and the chickens. Dtel, that would have cleaned up them raw edges nicely. I wish I would have known about it last week. I'll keep it in mind for my next project. Thanks

Posting pictures is a pain but I DID IT. LOL

It won't let me post a picture. It says"Requested Time Out" "Sever error/application." It really chapps my butt when I get time out.

Nothing fancy. My components were spead all over the living room and this cleaned it up. I didn't have a $30000 table saw. Just a circular saw and some sand paper(sanded by hand) and a screw gun. I bought a sheet of birch plywood for around $30, 4-2x4 8ft long at $2 a piece (building grade) used the best 45" out of them, 4-4packs of corner brackets, some stain and polyyerthane and beer. I enjoyed it. I will try to post a picture.

Here it is Big Daddy Dee. Rainbow Run Trout Park ,2549 Hiway O, Highlandville Mo. Phone # is 417-443-3400. Its not a place to plan your vacation around. Its a little bitty place. Its open 9-5 and closes early on Sundays. But if your in the Branson area its about 20 miles north.

I took my 7 year old boy to a trout farm today to go fishing. Catch and release for $20 an hour or you buy them by the pound(on the hoof) and you have to keep what you catch. I don't care for trout so I let him fish the hourly rate and within a hour he is wore out. Needless to say he caught one every cast. They were huge, some 4-8 lbs in one area. He said they were too big so he went to a area where they were smaller. He had a blast and I enjoyed watching him and taking the fish off the hook. If you never been to a trout farm they are privatly owned so you don't need a license or trout stamp. Usually it is spring fed and damed off area's and stock big time. They look like a swarm of bees and you could probably throw a bare hook and catch them. Its alot of fun for kids and fairly cheap if you fish for a hour. We have one about 12 miles from the house. Lota fun.

Bingo Doober

I also have my xover set at 60hz. KlipschHead, how does the RC64 blend with your 82"s?Is it a lot better than the RC 62?

My wife is a Southeren Minnesota farm girl and she likes to plant things. But there is a big difference between Southeren Missouri dirt(rocks and red clay) and southeren Minnesota dirt. Two foot of good top soil $$$$ big time. It takes a good tiler to turn our dirt. A little Mantus tiler don't last long in our neck of the woods.

A2-300 has my vote. I like the larger driver. Or save your money and get an A3 300 when the new one comes out. Either way, I think you'll be happy with ed.

My wife is ready to plant potato's and onions. And I'm ready to watch her. There is nothing more relaxing than drinking a cold beer under the shade tree watching her work that garden. She loves playing in the dirt. My job is to get it tiled, so I get on the phone and call "Sam the tiler guy" and he comes out and turns the dirt with his tractor. That put a smile on my wifes face. I help her out when I'm needed. I hope its a good year. Good luck to all gardeners on the forum.

Gods speed. My prayers and good thoughts are with him... and with you Michael

Your a good man Tom

I wish I was you ,Cornwalls

A camera is only as good as the lense thats on it.

I have a son I have not seen in a long long time. I can't tell you how much I miss him. Merry Christmas Jake, my son.

merry Xmas

I bought a SPL meter and a few different test DVD's and was not smart enough to use them so I set it buy ear.LOL

Bill was a fun loving guy.

In our prayers my family and I always remember the good people in the Armed Services and there familys. It dosen't seem to be enough