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---------------- On 4/6/2004 12:45:02 PM m00n wrote: Indeed. Going out on lunch myself. Can't wait to hear the Machine God myself. I'm sure my subs can handle it. Just not sure about the accoustics in the room. ---------------- I love French wine, like I the French language. I have sampled every language, French is my favorite. Fantastic language. m00n ,vous êtes un écrou!( You are a nut) Just kidding. I might get this DVD tonight. Je suis un écrou aussi.

---------------- On 4/5/2004 7:31:32 PM Marvel wrote: Accordian music is all over the world. Marvel ----------------

Didn't Rob Zombie film most of "House of a Thousand Corpses" in a Radio Shack? All his actors were found there waiting to buy watch batteries since 1985.

---------------- On 4/4/2004 11:49:34 PM m00n wrote: ---------------- On 4/4/2004 11:32:35 PM fini wrote: Max will be awake soon. He'll explain it to you! ---------------- LOL... Yeah I bet it is close to morning over there aint it. ---------------- Beware of Greeks baring inflation rates.

---------------- On 4/4/2004 7:41:18 PM Bruinsrme wrote: Perhaps the mention of Gomer Pyle brought back some childhood experiences that were to be forgotten. ---------------- Tsk, tsk, tsk. For shame, for shame for shame.

Black & White digitally remastered. 1:33 aspect ratio. Audio: Mono

---------------- On 4/4/2004 8:27:44 PM cluless wrote: Radiohead A Perfect Cirle. Two bands that fall into the realm of the music that I listen to...but fall flat. Oh. Yeah..I forgot, The Flaming Lips. ---------------- WARNING! Over exposure to Radiohead may cause side effects.

Their new Revolutions DVD is being released on Tuesday.

---------------- On 4/4/2004 7:31:28 AM James D McCall wrote: i like klipsch. what's bass kit-ball? ---------------- Yea and somebody explain dat speaker delay of game penalty while yer addit.

LOL. Jeeeeeez. I wasn't dising duh ratboy.I was implying that it would probably require a frontal labotomy to get a Bose Head to convert to the Klipsch side. Maybe the procedure can be performed in Shipping and Receiving back by the loading docks with some box cutters.Once that Bose inplant has taken seed it requires drastic measures to get those brainwaves running all in the right direction again. In some acute cases an entire brain replacement is the only alternative. Maybe they can offer a super special on laser disc surgery? He he he he he

---------------- On 4/3/2004 8:01:56 PM 3dzapper wrote: kenratboy, Good Luck! You're right Flip Flops is not where it's at! At least you'll be selling something that people want and not something people need. The difference is amazing. Help those poor misguided Blose shoppers see the light and become Klipschters!!!!!! Rick ---------------- We're talking audio/video retail here, 3d, not brain surgery.

---------------- On 4/3/2004 8:45:51 AM Bruinsrme wrote: I just start drinking an hour earlier. this way I pass out an hour earlier ---------------- DON'T touch that clock! I haven't finished drinking at all.

I dont understand why the world of audio/video is not over run with women. Look at all the nice stuff out there you can buy today that you will want to replace tomorrow like last years shoes and dresses. He he he he. Seriously folks, I cant think of many so called male dominated interests where females would be most welcome to share in the enjoyment it gives us guys and not just because men want to get the approval to add yet another item to their list of gizmos and gadgets already crammed to the max in the family entertainment center. How many times have you heard What does that cost? way before the question What does that do? ever enters into the conversation which is doomed to become an argument? Maybe we should ask ourselves where the music industry would be today if it werent for selling their products to avid female fans of artists from all over the world in every age group? The Beatles would have been stuck in Liverpool playing in dives until the demise of the band if it werent for the girls. Ill admit Im different, for better or worse, than the average Joe walking the streets so the type of women Ive come to know and respect over the years may be out of the norm however they all seemed to have an appreciation for good sights and sounds and enjoyed being exposed to as much as they could take in. With that said, the logical thing is to be able bring the music and movies into their environment so that it looks and sounds as good as the first time they decided on what they liked and wanted more of . That requires equipment. Sometimes lots and lots of equipment. Sometimes lots and lots of equipment that is outdated a day after its purchased. Ah ha! Here is where our two species begin to part the ways. This is where we enter into, what some women consider, the mysterious and boring world of ELECTRONICS. Think of all those wires, cables, tubes, speakers, amps, screens, remotes, sound meters, CD players, DVD players, processors and TVs which can never be color coordinated unless theyre all in black and black is not a color! Well heres a flash. Men can be just as picky, if not more so, about the way their gear looks and not just because the women in their lives think it clashes with the couch and drapes. Admit it guys. How many times did you refuse to buy a quality piece of gear just because it only came in silver or brushed gold or a dull faded looking black? Men hide wires in walls, below the floor boards and underneath the carpet. Men try to decide if they should keep the grills on and off their speakers depending on the occasion. Are we going to show off those cones tonight or protect them in case the party gets rowdy? He he he. You know what Im talking about. Youre proud of the way your stuff performs AND looks. This is what should be conveyed to women while we are constantly tuning and upgrading our systems instead of turning them off with an attitude like we are rebuilding a Chevy 427 big block in the middle of the living room and everyone better stay out of the way until weve tightened down the last nut and slammed down the hood for an ear splitting test drive. Understanding and putting up with your mates interests is one thing but getting them to share in the fun because you BOTH want to is another. He he he he he he he he he he he he

Yeah right! Check out these prices Masta Griffinator.

Yea, what the Horned one said. Oh Ed, when are we getting together to compile that list of goodies we want Ken to pick up for us at those LOW, LOW prices? he he he he he

Very cool.Take your time with setting it up and keep people, like myself, that would like to own one, informed. I know there was a review of the 8700 on Secrets of Home Theater. Did you see it? The reviewer went into detail on how he incorporated it into his system. He seemed impressed.Good luck.

---------------- On 4/2/2004 4:02:33 PM Joe Shmoe wrote: Matrix party... sweet, how much would airfare be LOL. ---------------- Not to worry, Joe. They're sending someone to pick you up. he he he he he

---------------- On 4/2/2004 4:38:37 PM m00n wrote: I'm sure they will get right on that just for you. Especially when you put sugar on top of the request like you did. ---------------- Yea, m00n. That request was oozing with so much honey I actually had to break out my Bee Boots.

Go ahead and ask them. Have fun!

Atonal. It works pretty well for spooky movie sound tracks.

---------------- On 3/30/2004 12:36:28 PM picky-picky wrote: Trey: PA-LEESE excuse my extreme ignorance, but there are still some of us out here (in caves) who don't know what this Indy Trip-thing is about. Where is the information posted? It sounds interesting. Thanks. -Picky ---------------- Yea, dats what I wanna know. Let me guess. Stuffed French Toast down at IHOP!

Oh no AV! Now youve planted the evil Rainbow seed in his head and thats probably all hell see. We need positive vibes! Say it together now. There are no rainbows. There are no rainbows

When is someone going to make a half way decent 100 inch, 7,000 pound tube TV?

---------------- On 4/2/2004 8:36:06 AM picky-picky wrote: Today's television commercials are filled with yesterday's music because Madison Avenue (in their infinite wisdom) thinks the boomers (by their sheer numbers) are the only ones with any money. ---------------- That's the truth. "Meet the new boss......same as the old boss."

Good. It looks like you did your homework.The upgraded benQ with better contrast sure looks tempting and I would probably jump on it if you can get the production dates and serial numbers confirmed on the 8700.He he he he. How's this? What if the Sharp dealer comes in with a price just one ore two hundred dollars more than the benq. Then what do you you?