alienpi

Here's a $1500 Katana in Coshocton! http://columbus.craigslist.org/mcy/2213400232.html

I'd like to see a public abandonment of Daytona Bike Week citing the unconstitutional checkpoints as the reason.

Global warming is real!

Definitely a few laps around the driveway and then maybe around the block, but nothing too far. Historically I've had "just around the block" turn into an hour or two ride.

I suspect this system of speed/red-light cameras is the beginnings of a network for highway surveillance. This will be excellent for tracking all of the terrorists on our highways. http://www.thenewspaper.com/news/25/2537.asp

Assuming that this order is based on phone numbers, I'm guessing a little phone spoofing could help move #3 to #1.

Who is going to be administering these "facial shots?" Seems a little extreme, but anything for the war on terror.

Since I got the Ohlins steering damper, do I qualify for novice!?

At www.headphone.com there is an amplifier section. I used an Airhead ($100) headphone amp out of my iPod and laptops for the Grados and especially the Sennheisers. The headphone amplifier is great because it has processing that can be switched on/off that makes listening to headphones less fatiguing. Also the amp adds a headphone output, so you can share your music without sharing headphones. I have one of the higher end headphone amps, to use with the HD650s, in my reference system and the result rivals the $25,000 stereo systems that I've heard.

Check out www.headphone.com for hundreds of headphone recommendations. I've owned and listened to many headphones from radioshack and the like, but the first time I heard headphones sound amazing was with the Grados. I've heard the Grado sr60s ($70)and owned the sr80s ($95)and Sr325s. I now own the Sennheiser HD650s ($450) and am going to buy a new set of SR325s ($300). The Sennheisers are crazy accurate, but the Grados are more fun and in my opinion sound better. I've been contemplating the Beyerdynamics, but I've never heard them. Oh yeah, the Grados have a low impedance so they will sound fine out of your laptop. The HD650s have a higher impedance which means they sound much better with a headphone amplifier. The Grados sound fantastic with an amp, but also sound fine just out of normal headphone jacks.

Since they're there to keep us safe from the terrorists, it's ok with me.

I'd talk to a local school band and see about getting a few small ensembles to play. Having them play very recognizable songs like the Star-Spangled Banner and Pachelbel's Canon will remind people of baseball games and weddings. It would have people talking, which is good for business.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFvCsS-NiwE

with his small

A pair of Grado SR325is (shiny) with a Headroom Airhead amplifier. Include a new album from one of her favorite bands in whatever format is compatible with her music player.

Get the cheaper one; install race plastics and sliders, and have fun.

The sheep are

Does it come with the "Sword of a Thousand Truths?" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRT9EtlSF_Q

http://www.ohioriders.net/showthread.php?t=70708

If I lived closer I'd have went bowling. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K38xNqZvBJI

One of the professors in Chain Letter uses one of these during class. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PlqNRNEuWU

The new Cage the Elephant, Thank You, Happy Birthday album is great!

That's awesome!