Awwwwwwwwwww: http://tv.gawker.com/5715347/and-now-people-getting-puppies-for-christmas

HO, HO, HO and shit everyone.

Ho Ho HOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLY SHIT

gift cards galore!

Welll, time to sleep. I hope I don't wake up with a christmas tree wanting to grow out of my head.

Being from Idaho I was pretty much born with a gun in hand just never MY gun...

I love Idaho. Such a wonderful change from the harsh and crewel north east. I have been to 48 of the 50 states, and of all of the cities I have seen and been through, Boise is in my top 10.

Idaho, Utah, same thing

Wait a second, at least there are bikini bars in Idaho.

Holy nice weather! Adi, you getting the same?

11*C yesterday

Rainy and over 0* today. Haven't checked the thermometer, I'd rather stay inside

You know I don't speak Spanish Baxter.

Merry Christmas everyone.

Merry Christmas fuckers!

Very interesting design.. i've seen a couple go for around 1.5k.. why not go for a Stetsom or SounDigital?

is it the same/similar Technology?

Not the same ideas implemented. Stetsoms and SoundDigitals are, IMO, something like an all-out drag racer. They work for 10 seconds but you can't daily drive them or track them.

Being from Idaho I was pretty much born with a gun in hand just never MY gun...

I love Idaho. Such a wonderful change from the harsh and crewel north east. I have been to 48 of the 50 states, and of all of the cities I have seen and been through, Boise is in my top 10.

Boise is nice, I'm from the eastern side of ID though

Very interesting design.. i've seen a couple go for around 1.5k.. why not go for a Stetsom or SounDigital?

is it the same/similar Technology?

Not the same ideas implemented. Stetsoms and SoundDigitals are, IMO, something like an all-out drag racer. They work for 10 seconds but you can't daily drive them or track them.

Good thing they both have excellent warranties

oh em gee awesome turkey is awesome

you still keep a beating your meat to pulp

and you're an orgasm addict! you're an orgasm addict!

you're a kid cassanova; you're a no-joseph

it's a labor of love fucking yourself to death

orgasm addict! you're an orgasm addict!

Holy nice weather! Adi, you getting the same?

11*C yesterday

Rainy and over 0* today. Haven't checked the thermometer, I'd rather stay inside

You know I don't speak Spanish Baxter.

I was too lazy to convert to Fahrenheit

lazy top

I don't give a ^ about the christmas holidays and all tradition around them. All the christmas presents, decorations, tree, saying to everyone "Happy Christmas" and all that bullshit .. fuсk it..

Supposed to warm up here this week

Either that or rain, so there wont be too much snow left.

24 hours of cooking and eating is now over

Got the W505. Hooked it up to a battery, spare amp and speakers tonight and it worked perfectly.

Going to have to drop a few bills on accessories (BT, Ipod cord, USB extension cord) but its no problem.

Fitting it into my truck is going to be another story

A giant isopod may be one of approximately nine species of large isopods (crustaceans related to the shrimp and crabs) in the genus Bathynomus. They are thought to be abundant in cold, deep waters of the Atlantic.^[1]Bathynomus giganteus, the species upon which the generitype is based, is the largest known isopod and is the one most often referred to by the common name "giant isopod".

French zoologist Alphonse Milne-Edwards was the first^[2] to describe the genus in 1879^[3] after fishing a juvenile male B. giganteus from the Gulf of Mexico; this was an exciting discovery for both scientists and the public, as at the time the idea of a lifeless or "azoic" deep ocean had only recently been refuted by the work of Sir Charles Wyville Thomson and others. Females were not recovered until 1891.

Giant isopods are of little interest to most commercial fisheries owing to the typical scarcity of catches and because ensnared isopods are usually scavenged beyond marketability before they are recovered. The species are noted for resemblance to the common woodlouse or pill bug, to which they are related. The few specimens caught in the Americas with baited traps are sometimes seen in public aquaria.