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Are you doing a wall or using your trunk? You mentioned ports and subs firing up, so I am going to guess the trunk. The space, or lack of, may quickly determine your number of drivers question. I am not too familiar with the Sebring ... how many cubic feet are available?

Instead of opening a full-sized gym right off the bat, I believe I have decided to open a sport performance centre for elite high school, college/university, and pro/semi-pro athletes (individuals or team sessions). I am able to finance the larger gym, however, the capital gained by using this stepping stone method makes for a great transition. Basically a no-BS gym - Olympic platforms, loud music, chalk all over the place, power racks, kettlebells and not much else. No dumbbell bicep curls or tricep pressdowns here. Functional, 'integrated' training. For all I know, I may enjoy the aforementioned too much and not wish to create anything else. Let's see if I can find time to revise the business plan, have it reviewed, and sent out to the copiers sometime in the next couple months ... then wait for approval.

Loverboy - Turn Me Loose / Foghat - Slow Ride // Golden Earring - Radar Love /// Metallica - Whiskey In The Jar

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Not that I know of. He's pissed at the shithole though.

Man, that CTS is sure nice.

We (the w and I) were in Costco looking around and decided to pick a couple things up. She didn't want to wait in line so she left her membership card with me and went outside to sit in the truck. After 25 minutes in line, I finally get to put the few items I had down on the counter and pay. The guy asks for my membership card and I gave it to him. "Who does this card belong to?" My wife. She's outside in the truck because she didn't want to wait in line. "If she isn't here I can't let you buy anything." I have done it many times before ... and no cashier in the two provinces and four stores that I have used it in has ever had a problem. In fact, the memership fee is paid for by MY Mastercard. "I can't let you buy anything and I'm going to have to hold onto the card and she will have to come pick it up." Listen here ... 'George' ... you balding, middle-aged creep working for minimum wage trying to make ends meet because your wife left you due to your lack of penis length, give me the fucking card back. "Security, till six" Then a little throat grabbing and arm-bar action happened on the rent-a-cop who placed his hand on me. Shit happens

Put three in when we built the deck, and I recently added one over the island in the kitchen. You're a handy guy so it should not be a problem. Just ensure that they are comletely sealed up. One of the three on the deck leaked a little ... was just a little problem with the flashing and (lack of) adhesion.

Costco has a Western Digital 250 GB 2.5" ext. hard drive for dirt cheap ... Works pretty well, too ... I'm banned from Costco. Long story. All this talk about HD's crapping out makes me realize I really need to back up my work. Do you just plug them in (USB?) and drag and drop files on them? Or do you do some sort of entire system backup and that gets saved on the external?

I need an external hard drive so I can back my laptop up ... I have quite a few things I need at work on it.

All of the SIGG bottles on Amazon ship from various other online retailers.

What were the stock ratings? I think it varied slightly by year ... 15.4 or so?

Thats odd, I've found lots here and I've never looked for them. Have you tried online, amazon.com has some. Nothing locally. SIGG makes nice bottles, but their website does not ship to Canada. Amazon.com carries them, Amazon.ca doesn't

I cannot believe how difficult it is to find an aluminum water bottle here.

What program lets you configure your desktop like that?

As in your CTS? Hey, I'm not sold on it ... yet.

Added to the list: - individual who brings a five course meal to class and eats it in front of everyone. Foods include crunchy apples and nuts, along with smelly fish, etc. - the f!cking clone ... comes and visits me two or three times every day to talk about weightlifting or sports - I call them the health disaster. Box of Kleenex and four bottles of Advil in front of them, there they are snorting and sneezing all class. Stay at home and I'll e-mail you the notes. - the nodder. I'm looking eight rows back and this person still thinks I'm speaking directly to them and feels the need to nod and confirm what I'm talking about. - rich bitch. Comes to class in her lululemon pants, headband, tank top, and equipped with her gigantic purse. Usually travels in packs with other rich bitches.

Booked the truck in for service on Tuesday. I will be able to spend some time with the CTS then.

Couple sheets of MDF and whatever finishing material I choose is going to be cheaper than the $3200 workcentre they gave all of us at work.

I can't find a desk that I like anywhere, so I think I may build my own this summer if I have the time. I'll put a hutch on it and design some sort of built in speakers and sub. I wish I had the time to do it now.

Sounds good to me!

Grew up driving in the snow and do a ton of winter driving through the mountains. No problems for me. The locking feature you're referring to on your Lumina is a piece of crap. I absolutely hate it - one little patch of ice and the car decides to go completely ape shit.

That reminds me, I need to get out my heatstrip shortly and bend some plexi for some crossovers. wait, you have a method of forming plexi? I use my heatstrip and bend the piece over blocks of wood that are cut at different angles. The side of a bench will work fine for a 90* bend - just make sure to mark the piece at both ends so you can line those lines up with the edge of the bench or block ... it'll keep your bend straight and not diagonal. Let it sit on the heatstrip too long and it'll melt, too short and when you go to bend it the piece will snap at the joint or not bend at all. I have used 1/8", 3/8", 5/8", and 1/4" thick plexi/acrylic on it.

That reminds me, I need to get out my heatstrip shortly and bend some plexi for some crossovers.

Those look great, Jim!