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mhardy6647 wrote: »mrbigbluelight wrote: »Nice but I'd have to still cast my vote for Barbara Eden in boots.
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Did you look at that guy's feed on Flikr? There's also this one -- and a really interesting story in the description text block
If that image is a little too interesting for a family-themed forum, I am fine with it being removed. Here's the direct link: https://flic.kr/p/2mLQkyZ
This forum's family.
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The trampoline was originally called the "jumpoline" until your mother got one.
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The trampoline was originally called the "jumpoline" until your mother got one.
Note: Not directed at anyone in particular.
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txcoastal1 wrote: »Not actually as in latin umbra is shade...doesn't include rain
Don't ask why I remember that from Latin class
Ok I'll tell you anyway...I thought I would be going into zoology and special in herpetology
I also chose the bassoon over other instruments because it sounded cool in Peter and the Wolf...
Shut up....don't judge me
Plus -- the guy who almost invented it, right before the hesitator, came up with the penumbrella instead.
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A bumbershoot.
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aprazer402 wrote: »A bumbershoot.
Isn't that when folks go out with paintball markers in the "Skid Row" section of town?
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Quite the backyard pair this year. Maybe a trio if you include the colorful Oak too.
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Last night's sunset. Best one I've seen here. No color enhancements with the phone camera.
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^^^ Outstanding.
@CH46E, (IMO) you should join hifihaven.org and add to our No charge for lousy sunsets thread there!
Yours are (way) better than any of mine!
https://hifihaven.org/index.php?threads/no-charge-for-lousy-sunsets.147/
Plus, it's a low key, easygoing, if slightly abstruse hifi forum.
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mhardy6647 wrote: »^^^ Outstanding.
@CH46E, (IMO) you should join hifihaven.org and add to our No charge for lousy sunsets thread there!Yours are (way) better than any of mine!
Solution ?
Gotta move.
MB-"The Problem Solver"-BL
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It's good to have friends.
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The Bowser next to the bulldog, looking over his shoulder at the world he now lives in.....that
look says, "Why do I even bother getting up in the morning ?".
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The other side of the tracks.
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All taken off Black Point drive..Merritt Island refuge...none by myself this is about 9 miles from the house..I volunteer at the visitor center there and get to meet birders from round the world...always am amazed at the $$$$$$ people spend on equipment
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Every hobby has their stratospheric costs levels.
I'm thinking some of these fantastic camera owners have Aiwa portable stereos at home. Just a guess though.
It took me a LONG time to spend 350.00 for a camera and that was partly because it was a 500.00 camera on sale.
I spent 800.00 on a set of speakers years ago. BUT a camera costing 800?, I couldn't think of it. Still can't. Most people just listen to music and watch movies. I EXPERIENCE them. -
"I volunteer at the visitor center there and get to meet birders from round the world..."
Nice ! I would suggest to keep an eye on the silverware though as I've heard stories....😳....
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Last night I took the dog out. From across the river, someone was jamming concert lever sound "Play that Funky Music White Boy" at midnight. I'm miles away. Can't imagine how loud it was over there.
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So what happens if you use all four at once? Does it become quad?
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So what happens if you use all four at once? Does it become quad?
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Quad.
The hard way.
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I was looking for some information on the 1960s Sherwood Tanglewood loudspeakers (the reason for which is irrelevant to this post ) and I stumbled across this amusing bit of promotional placement in a Sherwood ad from 1968.
source:
https://worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Audio/Archive-High-Fidelity/60s/High-Fidelity-1968-05.pdf
As an aside, I've owned two of these early soiled state solid state tuners (well, actually, the AM-FM morph, called the S-2300). Neither of them worked properly. In contrast, all of the vacuum tube Sherwood tuners I own (or owned... I did get rid of one or two of 'em along the way) worked well "as found", even when they were very, very cheap.
Just anecdotal data, of course.
The second of the two S-2300s I owned is visible (not especially well, unfortunately) on the top right on the shelves in this old-ish photo from the days when the hifi room here in NH hadn't totally silted in with junk.
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Picked up a new listening room chair.
Drama Mama is not impressed.
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