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?? and yeah baby

But it isn't real for me until something happens.

There is nothing to "break in" the suspension just loosens up.

I won't tell until I get a yes.

Subs don't hit, and it depends on your definition of low and loud.

As long as the install is kosher, wang away.

Ha, top

Local & Boeing have me confused, are you sure you don't mean Raytheon?

fell = feel, funny though

..........? They said no, we shall see how they fell tomorrow.

Just threw out an offer on something

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Already?

There are other misconceptions that need to be addressed, wish we could do it all at once.

Last time I was in Sweden I was 17 and it was definitely fun.

this being?

Bracing is always a good idea (*excluding SPL apps where a box mode can add sound). Here is an example of some stellar factory bracing that indeed go into ported speakers that don't sound all that bad http://www.bowers-wilkins.com/display.aspx?infid=788 edit: stupid links don't work so well to B&W so click on the little bracing piece near the bottom of the page for more details

which one? Bills. I'm taching the little woman to shoot. I plan to propose on Monday, can't mary a woman who doesn't know how to handle a gun. Ha, you need a gun in Robbinsdale.

Does this mean exactly what I hope it means Your room isn't big enough for 7.1 anyways. Even if it was it is a waste IMO, spend it on the fronts and the rest is just for effect which doesn't matter all that much if the front three are doing their job.

hair cuts are so overrated You don't work for commission.

which one?

answered,

<-- needs a haircut badly Damn hair bitch answer the phone.

I am starved.

I don't understand your question. Resin adds NO strength, actually it weakens the box. If you are talking about actually laying down matt on the inside of the box, why not just use a thicker piece of mdf in the first place? And yes, bracing big expanses can be more effective than just making them thicker/stiffer.