Amy

That's actually a neighbors dog. So sweet... I had a shepherd when I was young though. I loved that dog too.

Doggies!!

Magic camera, clearly. Plus black and white is very kind. But thank you. No warning points for you

Nice pic Amy, how old is he now? Thanks! I only had the camera a couple of months at that point. I had much learning to do, but I've always loved that look on his face He's 9 now.

Amazing!

Fun thread! I love looking at pictures Just dug up this one today for the holidays. Steven, age 3.

The tree went down and one of the hand blown bulbs from my childhood broke! Sorry Amy, I'm no photographer but I will try after we clean this up! Roger Oh no!!! I'd rather see a pic of the mess on the floor. Sorry, I guess I'm mean like that.

What....you haven't seen pine sap before? Oh, you're funny.

Let's see it!

28. Amie

The only thing I've ever learned is that everything I've ever learned may not be true.

I lied. Well, sort of. All the pics are labeled with the owner's names, but we didn't use them all. Maybe about half the ones we collected. We did not keep track of the ones we used.

Haha! By posting on this forum or any of our social media outlets, your content automatically becomes property of Klipsch....blah blah some legal jargon here blah blah.

I'm a bit biased, but those little guys are truly awesome. Perfect if your wife is a traveler. If you're looking for something more for around the house, my absolute favorite is the KMC 1. I drag mine from room to room constantly, and the sound is great.

No, too many, sorry!

We really enjoyed putting that together. So glad you guys liked it!

He was the good-looking athlete who lived in Pleasantville. The one Reese Witherspoon dated. I do confess, She's All That is one of my guilty pleasures. I'm a sucker for ugly duckling themed movies.

There are no quality issues with this product. It has been in production for 13 years with no major issues - unheard of in it's class. There are hundreds of thousands in consumers' hands, so you're going to see complaints on the internet from a certain percentage. It's the nature of electronics. Most issues stem from the control pod's DIN plug, which sticks out from the back of the subwoofer. Unfortunately, it is a bit exposed to bumps against the wall, desk, feet, etc - just be cautious. We did redesign the plug into an L shape a few years back to help alleviate this.

Understood. But if we noticed them all we would do nothing but mourn. In this way, there is a representative for these types of tragedies who can hopefully bring awareness to certain dangers. I don't think he was god-like, but he did have an affinity for adrenaline rushes and fast cars. There's a lesson there for those who idolized him. The most tragic part of this story, to me, is the driver's 8 year old son who was apparently on the scene moments later looking for his dad. Or so I read.

I get your point (which is always brought up when someone famous dies), and of course all sudden deaths are tragic. I don't think anyone here would dispute that. It is those that involve a familiar face which are discussed and shared as a group, while others are mourned in private by those who knew them. It's the nature of celebrity.

I've never seen any of those movies, but I know him from Pleasantville, She's All That and Varsity Blues. A charismatic guy indeed. So sad.

A replacement control pod includes the din plug, if it's damaged. You can find them here: http://www.klipsch.com/promedia-2-1-control-pod

Haha, no worries Rick. I was kind of kidding. Well, ok, they were offensive, but I wasn't upset. Boys will be boys.

Hmm. Those aren't offensive at all.