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That was great!! Love the virtual tour down the groove and the great props. Don't know about that chrome dome narrator, though(!) Thanks for posting it! Lee

Didn't want to muddy up the other thread about marital bliss. Bleccchhh. Ancient Chinese wisdom says your wife should be half your age plus seven. I did the math, works for me. Works for girlfriends too. L

Been single goin' on 5 yrs, it's THE BEST. As heard at my favorite tavern- For every good looking broad in here, there's a guy who's sick of her s--t. All hail, the power of the p----y. L

Every time the government wants to raise the CAFE standards, the Big Three, or what's left of them, trot out the scary rhetoric. If we left it to them, we'd still be driving big cheaply made gas guzzlers with huge profit margins. If you ever wanted a prime example of a corporate flunky...

It's August 12th, the day Edison invented the phonograph---- http://www.vinylrecordday.org/ Cheers! Lee

Thanks! Had seen that site w/ the 4.00 hardware but didn't realize it had the specs in it! Cool. Just the info I needed! Lee

Going nuts trying to find a source for cartridge hardware. I think I can get some from a fastener supplier but don't know the size designation........ If anybody has a source, I'd appreciate hearing about it. Somebody should offer a kit of assorted lengths, spacers, etc. Thanks a bunch! Lee

Don't get me started on the ONION http://www.theonion.com/content/node/28922 http://www.theonion.com/content/node/31075

If you do require a front loader, you might look a the GE. It's a venerable design that's been around a long time. Just noticed that the previous thread was about GE, but that's a top loader. Crappy transmissions. Front loader is a totally different machine. Not as high capacity as the Maytag...

Was selling appliances when the Fisher Paykel came out. It is a great machine. If you don't require a front loader, no other choice IMO.

You can see the results by searching for my current auction. Lee

I needed a new camera for eBay that would do closeups and tried many at Target. Settled on the Kodak C533 (got it at Buydig) for a C-note. Very happy with it. Lee

Where's Yngwie? This guy's pretty good (Google Video link)---- http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3965765080439249160&q=malmsteen

Doctorbongo- I was unaware that the aluminum block was available after 1962, anywhere. Is that engine original in the '65? Had one in a '62 road toad, had tons of low end torque.

or redefines itself and gets rid of parts, wouldn't that create a great opportunity for small business entrepreneurs? Third Street Hi Fi is doing pretty well with vinyl, used gear, CD transfers, basic repairs, etc., but where would I go if I need a connector, fuse, or any of the other knick...

Live and learn-- http://www.badcreditcards.org/chase%20master%20card.htm

I would like to urge anyone who has had a bad experience with these buttholes to file a complaint here-- Comptroller of the Currency Administrator of National Banks There is a complaint form you can print out, and according to what I've read is an effective way to deal with these jerks. Just...

I'm thinking of a number........... My credit score is flawless, never had a bad debt in my life. Imagine my surprise (fury,hatred,pissedoffedness) when I get a call from a collection agency saying I owe them 248.00 on my Amazon Visa. Make a long story short, never activated the card...

Apparently I'm not alone in discovering that Lexmark ink cartridges(17&27) dry up quickly if not used every day. I may be dumb but I'm not stupid. I'm not going to keep shoveling out 40.00+ for two cartridges with planned obsolescence. What should my next printer be? Which brands use the...

I believe the publishing business got its start when the local school bands started buying Hal and Ev's arrangements of popular songs. Or something like that... I use to be the FedEx pickup guy for them and I can tell you, they sell a s--tload of music books and those suckers ARE heavy. It's...

This is big local news- http://www.winonadailynews.com/articles/2006/12/01/news/01park1.txt Hal Leonard owns the printing rights to a whole lot of popular music. Quiz: Who was Hal Leonard? Hint: It's a trick question. If anybody gets it I will be amazed.

This is big local news- http://www.winonadailynews.com/articles/2006/12/01/news/01park1.txt Hal Leonard owns the printing rights to a whole lot of popular music.

'bout says it all, far as I'm concerned-

These are great for 78's. I sell them in the store and it's the only thing I use for 78's, especially for transferring to CD. I'll try a link, but it's the Numark PT-01. http://www.numark.com/index.html?http://www.numark.com/products/product_view.php?v=overview&n=107

Actually starts here.... http://www.enjoythemusic.com/magazine/rickerinterview/