Blahr
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Gah!!! Who ARE you?!?! Some things are just more important than food!
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One school of thought says it devalues 20% off right away for being used, and then $1 per jump thats on the canopy. So, if you paid $1500.00 (for example) the resale value would be $1122.00 Theoretically
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With what I paid for my PRS Custom 24 and the Marshall, I could have bought a brand new rig with all the trimmings without having to take out a loan... Worth every penny though! Wouldnt change a thing cuz even though I'm in debt, I have the new rig AND the PRS http://www.zoltanium.com/Da_PRS.html
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OK, I'll take it!
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I'm at work but I work from home
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Can you find a balance between living/sleeping/breathing skydiving?
Blahr replied to ridetofly's topic in The Bonfire
Try bicycling out the back of an airplane with your backpack filled with money. That should cover all the bases -
Ah ha! Well its true. She is a bonerack. Show me some more curves! A little muscle tone underneath wouldnt hurt either. Look at the arms on her. My 9 year old could beat her arm wrestling
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I'll buy the "sounded just as good" part but not the "played better" unless it was old, broken, or otherwise screwed. Been playing guitars for 30 years and never played one that played as nice as a PRS. The fretboard and action are absolutely superb from nut to bridge. Cept for the 12th fret G string on the 24 fret models. No sustain on that note and that note on about 40% of them. Known issue going back to the very beginning.
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Dems supposed to be pretty noice. I have a low end Martin that fits pretty well. The high end Martins were too rich for my blood after buying the PRS
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A Carlo Robelli guitar eh! Thats almost as good as a blow on the head!
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Me too. I'm attempting to add to my PRS collection atm. I'm negotiating a deal on a PRS Swamp Ash Special. (its a beauty) This will bring my PRS "collection" up to 2
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Yes. In addition, we also have a sense of humor. For myself, I dont know any of the names of DZ in the UK so I'm just havin some fun.
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So DZ in the UK have numbers instead of names eh? I think 5 sounds like a good DZ!
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Woot! Blahr is the hero!
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I have lots of spares if you can make your way to Pennsylvania
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Sell off your more annoying family members for medical experiments.
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I was replying to what skydiverbrian said
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Ack!! Now why you gotta go and wreck it like that?!?! Those bumps are clearly all where they should be She IS a bit too skinny for my taste but other than that...
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FreeBSD 4.8 and 5.0 Solaris 8 and 9 Redhat Linux 8 and 9 UNIX rocks, Windows SUX!!!
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Cool! this is just like that waterfall optical illusion!
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2nd level of hell, to be precise. Its gonna be a hell of a party
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Still havent said how old it is
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Click start button select "run" from the menu type "command" in the text box and click the "OK" button in the window that opens, type "ipconfig" and hit enter. The result should look similar to the following but with different numbers C:\DOCUME~1\ROOT>ipconfig Windows IP Configuration Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection 2: Connection-specific DNS Suffix . : IP Address. . . . . . . . . . . . : 172.16.12.116 Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 172.16.12.115 Thats it
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It forges the "from" address using data aquired from the infected users PC. The user "minnuliini" probably has nothing to do with it. Maybe they had sent a message to the infected user at some time in the past. The IP address is really the surest way to track the originating system. I pulled that from my external mail server smtp logs.