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does it come with the cartridge ?

it's looking like just coffee at this time....it was a dozen

time for coffee and donuts

just in from work...looked at food all day...and now I'm home and that makes me hungry..

sorta looks like you with hair.. xJeanLafitte.png.pagespeed.ic.hfzttJi2cr.webp xJeanLafitte.png.pagespeed.ic.hfzttJi2cr.webp

the bearded little girl... I think at times she keeps me laughing

I used yahoo search... http://www.lafittesblacksmithshop.com/Homepage.html

all I know is Carl would be the oldest person in the bar..

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it's looks home made

it looks modified in some way... ask a lot of questions....

talk about stuffed crust

there's a pair of belles

looks like a pair of marantz model 9s behind them...or some kind of knock off..

I try too...and that's the nicest thing I've been called

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post some pictures

hope you have a incredible birthday.. and many more to come...

did show the lamb ? or did I miss it

http://theartofsound.net/forum/showthread.php?36070-Slant-Risers-For-The-Heresy-s

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klipsch_Audio_Technologies Other products Klipsch Group, Inc., the parent company of Klipsch Audio Technologies, also owns the Danish loudspeaker firm Jamo, and in 2006 acquired the brands of Mirage, Athena and Energy speakers from Audio Products International (API) of Canada. In 2001 it acquired the company Mondial Designs, manufacturers of electronics under the Aragon and Acurus brand names, but subsequently discontinued those product lines. In 2009, electronic engineers Ted Moore and Rick Santiago left Klipsch and founded Indy Audio Labs. They purchased the Aragon and Acurus component designs and brands from Klipsch. Both Aragon and Acurus components today are designed and manufactured in Indiana.

http://www.classicrockreview.com/2016/05/1981-moody-blues-long-distance-voyager/ Long Distance Voyager by The Moody Blues Share this article Buy Long Distance Voyager The Moody Bluesscored some latter career commercial success with the chart-topping album Long Distance Voyager in 1981. While this was the ninth studio album by the group, it was only the second since the group went on an extended hiatus nearly a decade earlier. Musically, Long Distance Voyagerbalances itself by employing some of the dreamy, intelligent songs for which the group is best known, as well some modern beat-driven pop tracks. In 1974, after seven albums in seven years and several world tours, the Moody Blues commenced an extended break. Some songs were composed for a near future group album, but these were instead to become Blue Jays, a duo album by guitarist/vocalist Justin Hayward and bassist/vocalist John Lodge. Other group members also released solo albums through the mid 1970s before the group finally reunited to record the 1978 album Octave. This would be the final album to involve keyboardist Mike Pinder. Pinder was replaced by Patrick Moraz, previously with the group Yes, which prompted Pinder to file a lawsuit to prevent a new Moody Blues album from reaching the public without his contributions. Ultimately, the lawsuit was unsuccessful and the Pip Williamsproduced Long Distance Voyager was released in May 1981 and was the first release in a decade and a half not to be produced by Tony Clarke, who had worked on every Moody Blues album since 1967’s Days of Future Passed. This album is also notable as the sole one recorded at the band’s own Threshold Studios, which was custom-designed for the band by Decca Records but disbanded shortly after Decca’s sale to Polygram.