schneiderguy
Lifer
- Jun 26, 2006
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My nipples.
I do wish I could produce milk
I've got two extra ones. That's something weird that I don't use.My nipples.
i have gigantic martini and wine glasses that are impossible to drink from.
More info? Been kinda sorta wanting to get one.i have gigantic martini and wine glasses that are impossible to drink from. also, a dvd-audio/sacd player/dust collector. somewhere in here is a single round of 7.62 yellow band of unknown origin or current location.
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More info? Been kinda sorta wanting to get one.
 
	The motorcycle rear fender was won as part of an auction that I won for $2. It had tons of crap like mugs, barbies, glasses, old books, stuff seen on TV. Nobody had a truck except me so noone bid. I sold a bunch of the stuff on ebay for about $100, but nobody wants an old motorcycle fender. Also VW car parts. lol
denon dvd-2900. a very good player, with some serious drawbacks by design:
mp3 playback is inexplicably limited to i think 5000 tracks. after that, no more mp3 (i don't use mp3, but this is just terrible).
hi-def audio is analog output only, because no matter how much you spend on this stuff you're still a dirty thief. later models would offer extremely locked-down proprietary digital hd out (modified firewire).
however, the biggest weakness of all is still the dvd-a/sacd format war and its lack of survivors. content is extremely limited, and production may have well stopped.
disc longevity are another issue - my copy of Tommy deluxe edition has a gold back and has stopped working in my player. all my others are silver backed and play fine.
conclusion - get this instead:
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Analog outputs wouldn't bug me since my music receivers are completely analog anyway. Obviously lack of content is a big drawback but the wear issue is definitely something I was not aware of.
So in short, I'll stick with LPs. SACD was nothing more than a curiosity anyway.
Me, too, except they're all Socket A, Socket 754, and a few Socket 478 era boards, approx. 15 in all, along with a bunch of CPUs (and HSF coolers) to go in them. Many are NIB, never used. A couple combos I intend to keep just to have a legacy box if I need one for a DOS/9X game, if I ever get the nostalgic urge. Also a bunch of DDR and DDR2 modules, DIMM and SO-DIMM. And some other stuff, too. I've been meaning to unload them one of these days for whatever I can get before they're next to worthless.I have a large-ish collection of P2 processors and motherboards...can't say they're incredibly useful. I have tons of useless crap really
Me, too, except they're all Socket A, Socket 754, and a few Socket 478 era boards, approx. 15 in all, along with a bunch of CPUs (and HSF coolers) to go in them. Many are NIB, never used. A couple combos I intend to keep just to have a legacy box if I need one for a DOS/9X game, if I ever get the nostalgic urge. Also a bunch of DDR and DDR2 modules, DIMM and SO-DIMM. And some other stuff, too. I've been meaning to unload them one of these days for whatever I can get before they're next to worthless.

Waste of money, more work than it's worth to brew beer this way. And I got convinced into buying 2 of them for "seamless 2 stage brewing".
Do you own a 45 adapter thing like in your avatar?

 
				
		