The biggest problem is the Detroit City Council who take any form of aid as racist attempts to take over the city..
Kommi
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About a three foot wide place to work, and its stuffed full of packing stuff right now, but this is mine.
Spiders and house centipedes are a fact of life where I live, and you dont bother killing them because they eat all the far worse stuff.
I would have said a Pro-Ject, but that's just me I guess.
Well crap.. there goes the one way I can get rid of the horrifically bad taste of mint in my mouth...
I must say this is very well timed, I just bought my stereo after about a year of pining after it. I've settled in with an incredibly good sounding pair of Bowers & Wilkins bookshelves, an Infinity subwoofer I'm borrowing from the home theater (gramma cant listen to surround sound) And a Marantz slim line. Its all…
Marantz is among the best still.
Mein ears... they bleed... *puts on Bing's version of White Christmas to soothe the pain*
...I'll vote for the Orochi, it's sexy in an utterly bizarre organic way, kinda like Luigi Colani, but this is just an abomination.
I always thought they just ripped any trace of soul from the product with heartless industrial design. But that may just be me being lazy and getting the same results.
Hard to do anything but be online or read when you're in the hell of the exurbs and you cannot drive. Not to mention the fact that Oakland County, MI has standing policy stating how bicycles and bicycle lanes are the scum of the earth.
Its actually rather hilarious if you understand the premise of what a faraday cage is and make a joke of it being a cage match.
Improbable Island, I got the crap beat out of me by the Pope on Sunday for not being in church. :x
Al Jazeera, not amurican, not HD. They however have fancy holograms and shiny things as well as very nice unbiased coverage.
Definitely Larry Niven. Still a huge fan of the Ring World books.
Funny.. she doesnt LOOK druish..
Well the funny thing about the auto makers, and why I blame them for causing issue. At least around here, the skilled tradesmen clock in and go home for the day, and in the back of the plants, if you manage to sneak back there without alerting the workers. There is often hammocks and minifridges loaded with beer.