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I was referring to Mr Naseum.
I beginning to really like the sound of, "Mister Naseum." Why didn't I think of that?
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My favorite: "You people are stupid to continue posting stuff that's not about speakers on a speaker web site!" - Joe Everyman, who never quite understood how a mouse works.
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I have a 20 year old, 14-inch, $10 serrated bread knife that has never been sharpened and still cuts cleanly, and better than any expensive "chef" knife, sharpened or not, that we have ever owned. It will slice razor thin tomatoes, or carve a turkey, and it even slices bread. I can't see the purpose of owning any other knife in the kitchen.
That's about what my mom and mother in law act like. They don't seem to realize that their knives are turds and don't know what to do with anything nicer, it's weird.
So, the weird part is what? That I don't invest in a basket of knives I don't need? Or, that it is just "wrong" to slice a tomato with a serrated bread knife?
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Try cutting up a whole fresh chicken or deboning a leg of lamb with your bread knife.
Fortunately, no such task presents itself in my house.
But sure, for some people a meat saw is going to be hanging in the kitchen, I have no doubt.
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Let's hope so!
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I imagine the real founder, thus the reason this forum exists, would sum up this thread and many more that turn in this direction as --
And I must quote here - "Bullshit".
That about covers these insightful 11 pages.
Your snippet being added directly to the rising pile though, right?
It's called "rubber necking." Humans can't resist it. After waiting in traffic half an hour for the line to move, and cursing all the rubber-neckers ahead, the mad man duly stops to look for blood. Just like everyone else. Ah, human nature!
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Ted Olson on CBS this AM.
He may very well be the best lawyer in America right now. He pretty much handily stuffed the howling, growling Charlie Rose.
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"Are you still morally flexible?" asks Mike.
It is the definition of why BCS is a great show. Moral ambiguity offers the same intrigue as a murder mystery. Everyone can relate to it.
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The big tension initially looks to be that Chuck is going to try to destroy him.
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I have a 20 year old, 14-inch, $10 serrated bread knife that has never been sharpened and still cuts cleanly, and better than any expensive "chef" knife, sharpened or not, that we have ever owned. It will slice razor thin tomatoes, or carve a turkey, and it even slices bread. I can't see the purpose of owning any other knife in the kitchen.
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Most police view anyone not a LEO an enemy.
Because they are.
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Slippin' Jimmy is back. The cushy job can't last long from here. He will no doubt lose the GF too.
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Bill Gates register to support Cook on Charlie Rose. Reiterates that Spoke can't possibly defy the government. Sanity reigns.
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FJD,
You did a great job bringing Mr. Dragonfyr back to life. That could become a real thing. Most arguments in audio are repetitive, so all you have to do is mine that great trove for the right snippet!
The guy obviously had a great mind. We can all enjoy that. Well OK, some of us can. Think about it. The Oracle Speaks.
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Deneen, of coarse. Waiting for his reply to my email.Which jackass and why?
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Just like reading your posts, I read till I smell BS.
I guess you didn't read it.I did not see the part where there is NO soldering, that would be NO kit, they call that Lego's.
"We designed this special kit, one of our Heathkit JrTM series of kits, for easy no-solder assembly by anyone. It can be your introduction to electronics, radios, and the joy of building something useful."
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On another note:
Now the forum knows just where you come from, AM radio world eh?
Say's everything we need to know, and confirms what most think.
Another in the endless parade of guys who don't read trying to be a Dick! They never learn.
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I think 300 is entirely possible now.
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I did not see the part where there is NO soldering, that would be NO kit, they call that Lego's.
I guess you didn't read it.
"We designed this special kit, one of our Heathkit JrTM series of kits, for easy no-solder assembly by anyone. It can be your introduction to electronics, radios, and the joy of building something useful."
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I thought he was referring to Dark Side of the Moon.
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The corollary being that the best threads are locked.most of the best material that I've found is "locked" (is that a pun?) away in locked threads and not very easy to pull as a quote
Most of the best stuff is always in locked threads.
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No, the jackass that everyone hates so much. He wasn't hard to find. I simply advised him to read the thread.
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Of coarse. That was exactly my previous point.Some people laugh at fart jokes and cartoons. It's not a censor thing.
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Yeah, I'm expecting to hear back from him,Good for you. I was just pointing out some of the characters we used to see here.
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Google is my friend. Klipsch and wooden horns easily find all the stuff anyone could want.All of those guys posted here long ago, you know, back even in the time of dragonfyr and mas.
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Interesting Kitchen Knives
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Yes, that makes perfect sense. Most of my food is produce, and doesn't represent much of a challenge to knives. The heaviest duty would be slicing a boneless, skinless chicken breast.