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It sounds to me like KSlice works for eD.

It wasn't the jackets I was worried about.

Pretty much have to look at used. What drivers are you powering with this?

Bit steep IMO. In particular on the headunit, unless there is something particularly difficult in a Maxima as normally it is a 20m job.

what chick in what .gif the only wow girl I can think of at the moment is but that is a jpeg YES

Most recent picture (I need to get back into shape...but don't care enough to do anything about it): I see no dreads or bath towels Just a bad way to store vinyl

PG Xenon 200.4 If you find 2, buy me one.

I would say that depends on if you like free jazz or not, there are definitely a good 50+ albums that can give you headaches if you aren't in the right mood.

I am already good at the beer part

the ones I am most interested in are the ones from our little bouncing friend.

Were there more pics other than the first couple pages? *feels lazy

yay, toppers

Instead of tinnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnng it goes tink Smells like snake oil to me Constrained layer dampening works. In the case of quiet steel it is really almost like have a sandwich of deadener in between two really thin sheets of metal.

Oh, as for the gym. Considering it is 15min to drive anywhere, I would personally much rather spend that 30min (there & back) doing further workout at home. Even if it isn't quite the workout, I feel it is the only way I will stay motivated to do it.

Definitely interested in the "on the road" exercises Steve. Probably a good start anyways.

I have been looking for used, the problem is of course that the stride that I have only fits on the newest machines which the idjits on craigslist are asking more than I negotiated to buy one new for at the store. The cable machines seem wimpy to me as well; however, my goal isn't to put on mass or build up muscle in a way that is visible I just don't want to let natural aging weaken me. The advantage I see in the machines are they don't lock you into doing things in one direction requiring some balance and finesse. Maybe this is me thinking that it is an advantage when it is a disadvantage, but I regularly see people who are muscular but have a hard time walking since they work so hard on building up muscles and not building them up in a way that they can use them everyday. The analogy I would draw is to rock climbing, everyone see's people climb up mountains and think they must be super strong but in reality balance is by far much more critical than strength. I would like to focus on being healthy and fit and it seems to me that a machine like this would do exactly that. The independence of your arms/legs I see as analogous to free weights, but the individual ones instead of one long bar. I know I am pretty good at cheating and if I can use my right arm to compensate for my weak left by being lazy in an exercise, I will. I will continue to look for used schtuff too. Thanks for the input so far!!

That is what my sled is for, and in this case of course I mean the Polaris.

First time I saw them was on that Lolla tour.

Fun lab to be able to go to. Lots of cool stuff.

Sorry, busy partying.

Thought you might get a kick out of this, I have done a ton of work with Greg. He personally sent me the link. www.wallnerfamily.com/video/msc-shhhh.wmv

If they get pissed you can always have one of your roomies negotiate on it later. --one side note, kegalators aren't as helpful for parties as they are for every day living. Sometimes a garbage can is a cleaner solution as people at parties are pigs anyways.

Offer them a $125 cash today and see what happens.

We have done a little shopping, but are still in the what should we get for our lifestyle questioning portion. First and foremost, her goals are to keep off a little flab and have a way of staying in cardio shape. My goals are to be healthy. I don't care about muscle mass, fat, strength or anything other than being healthy (I realize I have to care about those to be healthy, but I am not in this for anyone else just myself--sort of like my stereo, it is for me ). We are looking at both some Cardio and Weight training to try and do this in a well rounded way. Cardio: Basically, she used to run cross country and this started out as a quest to buy a treadmill. After some discussion, I brought up the fact that my knees are pretty torn up and it would be hard on me. Also, being female she wants to tone the back portion of her arms which an elliptical will allow her to do. Of course, the difficulty is that I am 6'7" and she is 5'7". We tested out an Octane Q47 which we both seemed to fit on, but haven't seen any others locally that work for me. On the Life Fitness model with adjustable stride, my knees hit the bars when I use it http://home.octanefitness.com/products/ser....cfm?ITEM_ID=13 --anyone with other model recommendations I would highly listen to as I am not excited to spend $3500 on a machine that simulates walk/run exercise although in our climate it may be necessary Muscle: We also had a demo of the Hoist V6 machine and were thoroughly impressed; however, I have never once lifted weights in my life. I feel I am at the age where I should really focus on getting healthy, luckily I have a good diet but the exercise portion better start now before my body gets older. The disadvantage of this machine seems to be its $2699 retail, although they were pretty quick to give us $1600 off with the price of the elliptical. http://www.hoistfitness.com/products/consu...c=1&pid=426 Q's: - Are these cable type machines really worthy? ie can you get a real workout on one and is it a viable solution? - Is there something that should be added to the machine to make the workout better? - Any resources describing how best to use one of these? - Should I look at something else altogether, or are there other brands that I should look for? I really appreciate the help. Out of all people I thought I would be the last to use this section, but I am actually looking forward to bettering my body.

Going to have the same problem with those. How much space for a driver do you have?