Penguin4x4

nice front blew through so we got all the windows in the house open driving through town with the windows down listening to Soul Town on XM =maximum the strange looks I get from pedestrians is equally priceless...apparently I'm the only white boy who listens to Motown in this town...

http://www.collegehumor.com/article:1809356

Admit it, you laughed, didn't you

ftw!

I knew it

Methinks Sean is on the mobile judging by the brevity of his last few replies especially that last one that made little if any sense

whatever blows your skirt up I guess; again, I'm not spending more money on an amp than a set of headphones. Now if the headphones were as expensive as the amp that is a different story...

seeing as I never plan on paying more than 150 for a set of headphones I doubt I'll be spending 200+ on an amp for it...the juice on my sound card will work just fine...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yo9CBdnYJc

Fuck it just get the Sennheiser HD 800's...only 1400 bucks

Even low impedance cans? (can = sealed headphone, right )

they go BOOM like so

Uh...yay?

Speaking of headphones, here's some random graphs that I have no idea how to interpret Headphone.com is a fun site...

http://www.metro.co.uk/weird/841774-the-power-tool-dragster-driven-by-saws Now that looks like a whole hell of a lot of fun

GM paid back the government bailout loan in April The US government still has ~2 billion USD in preferred shares and ~50 billion USD in common equity invested in GM so they need the GM IPO to raise at least that much if they want to see any ROI. Barofsky is simply stating the break even point for the IPO is $133.78. You don't honestly believe this do you. I never said how they paid back the loan *cough* TARP *cough hack wheeze*

Damn It Feels Good to Be a Gangster came on Sirius on the drive home from school, hells yes

"One thing I noticed when I'm traveling anywhere is that American tourists all seem to shop at the same clothing store, ugly ass tourists dot com; That or Ed Hardouchebags. If you're one of those people who owns a Planet Hollywood, Rome t-shirt, that might say more about you than you're willing to admit. Same goes for you people who fly all the way to Tokyo to eat at the Hard Rock..." Hey asshole, I've eaten at the Hard Rock in Tokyo. Long story, I'll share later. Technically that was from Anthony Bourdain's speaking event on Monday, not from me Haven't been out of the country save for a few roadtrips to Meh-he-ko but I can see where he's coming from.

"One thing I noticed when I'm traveling anywhere is that American tourists all seem to shop at the same clothing store, ugly ass tourists dot com; That or Ed Hardouchebags. If you're one of those people who owns a Planet Hollywood, Rome t-shirt, that might say more about you than you're willing to admit. Same goes for you people who fly all the way to Tokyo to eat at the Hard Rock..."

GM paid back the government bailout loan in April The US government still has ~2 billion USD in preferred shares and ~50 billion USD in common equity invested in GM so they need the GM IPO to raise at least that much if they want to see any ROI. Barofsky is simply stating the break even point for the IPO is $133.78.

if we actually make a profit off this bailout I think I might literally laugh my ass off