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I also use an electric trimmer 95% of the time. Good but not as smooth as this.

I'm almost done John Sandford's latest- Righteous Prey. #32 in the Prey series. As good as or better than most writers in this genre.

I can save a lot of things but I don't think you or I can or can't save the internet.

They are playing here on Sunday night. LF called and asked if I wanted to go. I said, OMG yes. Lots of tickets left. But when I looked they range from $112.00 USD to $724.00 USD. each. $724.00 US = over $1000.00 CDN . I thanked for the invite but my concert and crowds days are over. (She didn't check the prices and wasn't offering to buy) 😢

I do.

Use an inline dimmer. Play with it until you find your lamp's 'happy' spot and then leave it forever or mark the dial. Lamp will be slower to warm up but you can crank it for for 15-20 min and then return to your mark.

Hmmm.

My new TV box-PVR is cloud based, about the size of a pkg of cigs and the remote is blue tooth so I can hang it behind the TV. My Klipsch WA-2 (also small) drives my sub wireless. Now all I want to see is my TV screen and not some big receiver hanging on the wall all by itself.

Nice size. Good prices. No optical inputs or remotes. Thanks

Thanks. Small size but not so small $$$$.

I'm looking for a small amp that I can put behind my TV. It's wall mounted but I have 6-8 inches of room back there. Powering Klipsch RB61ll's. Am using a Yammy amp now but I'd like to get rid of the clutter. This would only be used with TV optical out. Need Sub out and probably blue tooth remote. Don't need much power as it's only small room. Any ideas?

I recently discovered Oklahoma Burgers on YouTube. Many variations but it's the best homemade burger I've had in ?forever?

RIP Paulie.

I just finished the 5 book series by Jack Carr. The first one "The Terminal List" is now an 8 part series on Prime. Lots of action.

100 to 1 Great odds for a loto ticket. Terrible odds when your life is at stake. RIP

About the same in Canada. No sense complaining.

Son sent pic's of 2 bit coin he came across, (I couldn't resist). Worth, well, 2 bits in 1964. now worth about $4.50 in silver. And it still jingles in your pocket.

The WIDE screen model.

A rare one from Johnny

That does look and sound good. I'll need to hire a cook/chef though.

My favorite-with mustard.