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Most people just listen to music and watch movies. I EXPERIENCE them.
“Anger is an acid that can do more harm to the vessel in which it is stored than to anything on which it is poured.”
--Mark Twain.
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Ya and you got to read between the lines too!Main Rig:
Krell KAV 250a biamped to mid/highs
Parasound HCA1500A biamped to lows
Nakamichi EC100 Active xover
MIT exp 1 ic's
Perreaux SA33 class A preamp
AQ kingcobra ic's
OPPO 83 CDP
Lehmann audio black cube SE phono pre, Audioquest phono wire (ITA1/1)
Denon DP-1200 TT. AToc9ML MC cart.
Monster HTS 3600 power conditioner
ADS L1590/2 Biamped
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Thurston County in NE Nebraska, near Pender.
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“Human beings are born with different capacities. If they are free, they are not equal. And if they are equal, they are not free.”
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Wanna feel old?
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I can remember my first skate board...homemade deck and metal roller skate wheels... no pads lots of road rash the great ole days.....
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I about died on my Big Wheel. Notice I didn’t say my Big Wheel tried to kill me. I was well aware I was doing stupid chit even back then!
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I never had a big wheel either. We lived in Spain when they were around, maybe even on the decline, an the ones I got a chance to ride were already jacked up. Wheel skid-holes, no treads. It was like a train trying to gain traction. They were incredibly fun for pushing your friends to out of control speeds on across or down various terrain of differing levels of danger. I bet every one of us needed chiro at some point.
And then this one had these weird loose pedals on it, which I was riding barefoot. I went home that night with a bunch of weird cuts and blisters on the outsides of my feet. I think it was those press-on rod caps for the pedal "axle". Other than that, FANTASTIC FUN!
When did the Green Machine come out? Was that late 70s, early 80s?I disabled signatures. -
Look, a kid's gotta learn his limits, and this is how it's done.I about died on my Big Wheel. Notice I didn’t say my Big Wheel tried to kill me. I was well aware I was doing stupid chit even back then!
Big wheels. Ramps. Slingshots. Trash bag parachutes. Eating weird fruit off of trees. Cracking open a cactus to prove that it's how cowboys survived in the desert, because a cactus has a lot of water in it, and then three days in and out of consciousness and delirium, and wandering out of the house toward the end of it, and falling into a construction hole in downtown Cadiz on some dug up dirt road where they were replacing a water main but the workers were off that day so no one was around and luckily I was able to climb out with my sore arm.
Kids these days. They'll never have these experiences. I feel sorry for them!
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The original Big Wheel was introduced in 1969 and sold by Marx until 1981. The Green Machine was introduced in 1975. Both are still available in some form or another. Ownership rights and/or patents seem to have changed hands several times over the years.
I never had either one. Or that Marvel Mustang I wanted in 1970. I did, however, have a green Schwinn bike with a shifter and a few other cool doo-dads. Sort my "Green Machine".
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I had one of those stupid Schwinns. Mine was just a Sting-Ray, though, and had a dumb motorcycle sound grip twist on one side.
Also, it was what my dad got me at the base thrift store after my good bike was stolen out of our foyer by some gypsies, and I had to ride that stupid bike until next Christmas. It was beat up, but my dad painted it up pretty nice, and put on electrical tape stripes. Pretty cool, except for that noisemaker grip thing. At least I had a bike. My friend Chuckie had to run beside me everywhere we went.
I don't remember any kids actually using the hand grips on Schwinns back then. they always just gripped the bars at the bend before the grips. The grips always slid up to that bend, it seemed. I managed to open my chin up to the tune of 21 stitches on one of the rusty bar ends after launching off a dirt jump and getting sideways, and crashing pretty hard. Ruined my Superman t-shirt that day, bleeding all the way home.
I got a new bike out of it, though, and 2 weeks later I got in trouble when my dad came out looking for me one night, and caught me jumping ramps again. I really got it when we got home and he told my mom.
Those days were the BEST!
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“Human beings are born with different capacities. If they are free, they are not equal. And if they are equal, they are not free.”
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HAHAHAHA I had totally forgotten about those Raw Power things. Someone I know had one.
I do, however, remember your friend Chucky Margolis. He once told a story about how you gave him a hickey.
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^^^ dude. that isz... disturbingHAHAHAHA I had totally forgotten about those Raw Power things. Someone I know had one.
I do, however, remember your friend Chucky Margolis. He once told a story about how you gave him a hickey.
and also funny one you get past the creepiness, lol.
some great one-liners in there > I'll even break your dog's paws!
The Hudson Brothers. Never heard of them. Wiki says they were musicians and comedians, and regularly round-robin'd Cher backstage. Lucky bastidges.
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We need more reactions for the forum!
Love this one.
Especially love it when I'm corralled in by the slow driver in the fast lane, and the slow driver in the lane to the right, pacing the driver in the left lane!
When I'm on two wheels... well, just never you mind about two wheels, but it sure would be nice to carry pocketsfull of ...
Hey, what was that tabletop game from the 70s or 80s that was like a sort of small, vertical fake pinball, with one flipper and basin of little steel balls?
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They had a pop hit or two and also had their own morning variety kids show on CBS in the mid-70s.
^^^ dude. that isz... disturbingHAHAHAHA I had totally forgotten about those Raw Power things. Someone I know had one.
I do, however, remember your friend Chucky Margolis. He once told a story about how you gave him a hickey.
and also funny one you get past the creepiness, lol.
some great one-liners in there > I'll even break your dog's paws!
The Hudson Brothers. Never heard of them. Wiki says they were musicians and comedians, and regularly round-robin'd Cher backstage. Lucky bastidges.
Goldie Hawn had a kid with one of them who is a pretty well-known actress. (Kate Hudson) -
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Haha, what's so terrifying about it? He was a good runner!
Lol, Chuckie didn't have a bike, but he was spoiled because his parents split up, so his mom bought him a buncha toys. He had all the full size Star Wars and Battlestar Galactica figures. Personally, I preferred the beater bike
This other time, we were playing with fire. Nothing major, just a little thing in an old coffee can or something. He was supposed to be the lookout. I'm sitting there getting a really nice little one going, and talking to him over my shoulder, "Hey Chuckie, look!" And then I realize, there's no answer from Chuckie. And I look back - no Chuckie. Chuckie's gone. Chuckie had abandoned his post atop the lookout wall. Then I turn back 180°, and here comes my dad storming across this abandoned lot we were playing in with this look of thunder on his face. I got dragged home by one arm, off the ground, getting smacked like a piñata.
Frickin' Chuckie.
I might've been partly responsible. We were set up pretty much within clear line of sight of the living room window, and my dad was like friggin' Eagle Eyes. He knew everything were were gonna get up to before we had a chance to think it up because he'd done it all and worse, lol Clearly I needed more practice.
Spain was fun!
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