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charley96

soundfreak1

Nice puddy nice puddy.

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charley96 wrote: »

Just as a curious experiment, it'd be interesting to spray that dude with a little catnip, maybe light him up with a laser pointer?

nooshinjohn

Stolen…

bcwsrt

Toolfan66

pitdogg2

If I could only find the doorknob....

recoveryone

This 2004 Mercedes in Chrysler clothing is still going strong, just over 100k, just had the brakes done (new rotors also) changed the plugs, oil changed. Now ready for my youngest (22) to take it over.

mhardy6647

(ASR)

OleBoot

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Toolfan66 wrote: »

That’s even better than having a “Go Away” sign in lieu of a “Welcome” one. 😂

bcwsrt

recoveryone wrote: »

This 2004 Mercedes in Chrysler clothing is still going strong, just over 100k, just had the brakes done (new rotors also) changed the plugs, oil changed. Now ready for my youngest (22) to take it over.

When I did the SRT Experience in ‘05 (I think?) the Crossfire was my overall favorite. Very well-balanced, comfortable and good-looking unit. Thanks for the reminder about those cars. Hardly ever see them anymore.

mhardy6647

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bcwsrt wrote: »

Toolfan66 wrote: »

That’s even better than having a “Go Away” sign in lieu of a “Welcome” one. 😂

I think there's a Steven Wright joke about a round house and only windows. When people come over, he shouts, "Go around!"

bcwsrt

He’s great! 😂👍

mhardy6647

(ASR)

BlueBirdMusic

Anyone ever thought of taking one of these to an ocean beach? It is for sale on FB Marketplace for $50

I have read several stories over the past few years when people are taken out to sea on these and other floats, including in the waters of Hawaii and Alaska.



Just did a quick search and noticed there are a lot of stories even where dogs have been rescued.

People never cease to "amaze" in crazy things they do.




The group were found "floating helplessly" on two inflatable flamingos, a dinosaur and a unicorn half a kilometre (0.3 miles) from shore on Monday, in waters that reportedly, so happen to be teaming with sharks.

https://abc7news.com/flamingo-float-rescue-coast-guard-friends-swept-out-to-sea-raft-white-sands-beach/10766112/
https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/new-zealand/2019/01/police-issue-stern-warning-after-rescuing-nine-kids-on-inflatable-flamingo.html
https://www.kitv.com/news/local/swimmers-rescued-after-being-blown-out-to-sea-on-floatie-near-kahala-beach/article_30c78bbe-1366-11ed-89bb-4f6ec5db80e6.html

mhardy6647

We are truly fortunate to live in the Age of Innovation.

https://twitter.com/moldy_leftovers/status/1665070833482493955

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txcoastal1

Nothing says Boom!! Boom!! like a 350lb sub

Speaker type Custom-built 32“ woofer, 16cm voice coil, 90mm linear excursion (world record), with AIA Speaker Management technology

Principle: Sealed

SPL 120dB Cont. / 122dB Peak (@25Hz)

Frequency range 7Hz to 50Hz

Amplifier 6000W

Width x Height x Depth 950 x 1200 x 550mm

Weight 160kg

https://www.aia-cinema.com/active-speakers/smsg32.html

maxward

I was at an intersection and a Honda pulled up with one of those inside. All the stopped cars started to skitter around uncontrollably.

aprazer402

pitdogg2

Love it !!! ^^^

TEAforONE

bcwsrt wrote: »

I’m thinking a swarm in my 9’x13’ listening room.

Kex

recoveryone wrote: »

This 2004 Mercedes in Chrysler clothing is still going strong, just over 100k, just had the brakes done (new rotors also) changed the plugs, oil changed. Now ready for my youngest (22) to take it over.

This is worthy of its own thread, not buried here in the Post a Picture thread!

These are lovely little things! Not something I would have bought, but basically an SLK and built by Karmann (yes, that Karmann). The SLK was lovely to drive, although too small for me to fit in comfortably (too tall). The engined will easily double or triple that mileage if properly maintained, with the correct specification oil and filters in particular.

So few of these were built (about 76,000) that their used value today has probably bottomed. There would be many enthusiasts clamoring to buy one now before prices go up.

BlueBirdMusic

Morning Kachina

BlueBirdMusic

‘Music In Time’ at the Spoleto Festival in Charleston
One of the most intriguing series in the Spoleto lineup each year is “Music In Time,” a project created, hosted and conducted by John Kennedy — the festival’s resident conductor — to focus on modern and experimental music. This year’s lineup includes two programs, the first of which was “Timekeepers.” In his introduction on opening weekend, Kennedy pointed out that the day marked György Ligeti’s 100th birthday, so it was the perfect time to present his “Poèm Symphonique,” a strikingly original composition from 1962 that features 100 mechanical metronomes.

The metronomes, arrayed on a platform, are set to different speeds and started, by technicians, at the same time. As they slowly wind down, the sound forms patterns, and as some begin to stop, it becomes possible to hear the individual instruments. As Kennedy observed, this kind of composition is about “finding new ways of listening.” Focusing on the sound textures turned out to be a rewarding experience.

SeleniumFalcon

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mhardy6647

(ASR)