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Still more blonde than brunette.

Sebastian Vettel is a bad motherfucker. I'd kill to see Lewis in that car.

Fuck work. Whose idea was this anyways?

Nice creativity.

Mucinex OTC usually ills any congestion I get,. Unfortunately, you can't give toddlers and infants OTC medication.

Sean, just colds or more? It sucks when they feel like that and there is absolutely nothing you can do to help.

Yeah, weather here has been horrible so the lighting sucks. Here's one I found on google images that shows the color more accurately; Hyundai calls it Laguna Sand Yes, blonde. I would consider a brunette brown, as would most other people too.

The bitch appears blonde to me.

Fuck the cold.

I do agree to a certain extent, but I feel your crusade is pointless. The fact is, most people are far too stupid or frightened to think for themselves. People have been trying to open other peoples' minds for years with no results.

Do you have a Pioneer HU?

What the hell is a merlon meam?

Splitter shouldn't matter unless it's bad. Chances are you have the RCA plugged into the video input instead of the output. Could also be that they simply won't work unless the parking break switch is engaged as well, but that should only be for the HU itself. I don't know how it's wired though, so without seeing it in person, we can't be 100% sure.

I thought the same and tried a pizza a couple weeks ago. I spent that entire weekend in the bathroom and writhing in pain.

Really?!?! I also have Celiac disease... I've had it for about 4yrs now. My tolerance sounds a little better than yours... I can eat at taco bell and get hardshell tacos.. sometimes it disrupts me but only lightly for a few minutes and goes away... digestion is normal throughout the rest of the process. For fast food, i either do taco bell or waffle house.. but i read u can't eat eggs... Dine-in restaurants is where it's at for us, hehe. Seafood and steak houses. I've had major digestion issues for almost 10 years and they never found a damn thing. Finally just this past year, they found my lower esophagus eroding and two months later, I was diagnosed with celiac. I was so happy to finally figure out the issue, but I've not gotten much better yet. I know some people show an immediate change and others it take years. I think I'm in the latter list.

From what I read, it's not a cure, but rather a band-aid. It blocks whatever causes the villi to die. I'd rather just keep to my diet, but I'd kill to eat some Oreos again!

Bummer guy. Looks like no beer for you. Hard to imagine how common that condition is. I know a few people with the same condition. As an adult I haven't developed anything new, but the wife just recently started having allergic reactions to pain medicine, like Advil and Alieve. :\ Chances are it's the binders. I am the same way. Many of the binders they use contain some protein that bothers the individual. My case is even worse considering I am also allergic to eggs. There are many medications I can't take as egg is a common binder.

It's a gluten intolerance. I can't eat anything with wheat, oats, barley, rye, malt and some soy.

No, but I developed celiac disease. Sucks ass.

Don't you work for NS?

My center channel will lie horizontally while the mains will lie vertically and I am using the same crossover in both of them, BUT, I have shitty hearing.

That blows.

I am pathetically clueless when it comes to crossover design. I do not understand why a center channel design can not be used as L&R. I could understand this better if there was limited vertical or horizontal dispersion but with cone/dome drivers I do not see that as an issue. How would a crossover design for a center channel speaker not allow the same design to be used as L&R? Your ears will work far better in the home environment. You will notice things in the home, you'll never notice in the car. Passive design is an art in itself. You also have to remember that HT is far different than a stereo recording. The center channel is the attention whore here. Generally most people won't notice things until and A/B comparison, but discerning ears are very keen on simple slope changes. None of the speakers are going to be playing the same as the others, so crossover design becomes the main issue here as well as the baffle. The reason most (DIY) home speakers are so expensive is the crossover design. It usually always far exceeds the price of the drivers, and takes more time to design and construct. Of course you also have many commercial manufacturers who prey on the idiots of the HT crowd as well.

Wasn't Axiom a former Focal brand that they scrapped a few years ago? They were just like JM Labs.

Shits changing from the past eh? I know plenty of engineers who actually work in the field repairing things as well as in factories. The unfortunate part is, you will probably also be managing as well.