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Yea, I spent a good amount on my T61p when I bought it and a warranty. It saved my ass once when a cat pissed all over my desk and shorted it out and corroded a bunch of shit on it. I don't think I'll ever spend that much again. I picked up a cheapo Lenovo one from best buy but I'm not a fan of the screen and it has similar specs to my old Thinkpad. Going to return the new one and upgrade the ole laptop.

If you are running out of space how will that help? I was thinking if going SSD running an external more, but looking like going with a platter HD instead. Thanks for the recommendation Sean.

That looks like a winner to me.

Or is there anything/one to stay away from or gravitate towards in a SSD version of ~120gig?

Oh, that sucks. I'm still rocking the HTC Incredible.

IBM Thinkpad T61p, 15.4" screen, Windows 7, dual core 2.4Ghz, 3 gig of RAM. Looking to upgrade to 500gig 7,200RPM HD, and probably 8 gig of ram. I have a 120gig 7,200 right now and I'm running out of room and figure more RAM wouldn't hurt since I am running Win 7.

Calling hard drive people *Sean...* Looking to upgrade my laptop HD to a 500gig unit, what brands should I lean towards?

Yea, list it for 200$ and I'll buy.

Send that up here!!!!

I have one, I use the reusable K-cup, its easy. The off the shelf k-cups have gotten to expensive for me to want to buy, if I'm spending .90$ on a cup, I'll just get one from a real coffee shop for a little more.

Already downed the second thing of coffee today, one from the hospital, one from the local coffee shop.

Whos got the hookup on microsoft office suite?

Debating on bringing a rum and coke to the hospital while I chill there, but somehow I bet they would frown on that.

Head hunter find you something to interview for again Sean?

I assume you are the interviewer and not the interviewee?

Didn't see your prior post. Makes more sense now.

So localized sun helps joints? I don't even recall the last time I wore shorts outside the house.

Tanning helps joints?

Shooting more, which would otherwise cost me more money, so I would be saving money. Until you look at buying a press, dies, tumbler, powder thrower, trickler, neck trimmer, and all the other goodies. Reloading is great if you want to tailor your ammo to what you are doing, and once set up you can make some cheap ammo especially when you find good deals on components. You'll spend more, but get more rounds down range, but hey, this hobby isn't to make money.

Reloading saves zero money, just means you shoot more for said money.

Country and rap are the same thing. Both talk about nothing but women, drinking and their vehicles. and guns Check out red dirt country.

Nice Ryan.

Half the battle though is getting out there and getting rounds downrange.

Note howmuch the forearm moves when you tension the bipod.

Follow through is easy, concentrate on trigger. I've always had good luck with running bags on the fore end and left hand under the butt for elevation. Make sure the forearm is free floated and isn't trying pushed into the barrel. Factory stock is pretty limp in the front so may have to sand the channel out some.