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  1. From 2003, the first year I saw them. My older son and I saw them in Dallas this year, and after 20 years, they still bring it. And if you're in the I don't like Ween's music camp, jump to this point in the show and listen to them cover Zeppelin.
  2. Sounds like you need the TK421 from Buck's. But in all honesty, I'd spend some time on Audiokarma or a similar forum. Find out what you're looking for, and, then, see where there is a Dallas area dealer for it. I found this on another forum. It's from 2007. So half of them are probably shut down. But it's a where-to-listen to gear ask for Dallas. https://www.stereophile.com/content/where-go-listen-audio-gear-dallas-tx-1
  3. Also known as the Janowski.
  4. Unfortunately, mine would eat the container.
  5. I read that in Diana's pseudo-lizard voice.
  6. I was thinking it looked like Kellyanne Conway, right before she devours the mouse someone dropped into her enclosure.
  7. Rinsing out a plastic peanut butter jar takes 8 days and 200 gallons of water.
  8. Last time I hit one up was in Jackson, Mississippi in 2021. My recollection is that it suffered by comparison to my other two trips there in 2001 (Virginia) and 2006 or so (Texas).
  9. "Pseudo-Italian Ambrosia," if I recall the story correctly.
  10. Cracker Barrel is a reliable, road-trip breakfast stop without question.
  11. For a little more money, the RT-82 supposedly is a good upgrade. My memory is fading, but maybe that's the one on which you can upgrade the cartridge.
  12. We got our older son a Fluance RT-81 turntable and it has been good. There are upgrade cartridges/styli if he gets into it, but it's a good, basic table for around $250. I think it has a built in preamp, but we just gave him an old surround sound amp that had a phono pre in it and a pair of Sony bookshelf speakers we had lying around. It's in his room. So I'm not sure audiophile quality was necessary. Our good setup (pictured upthread) is in the living room, and he's welcome to use it whenever. So we didn't feel the need to do any monetary damage for his personal setup.
  13. It's been a long time since I've represented that client. But not long enough.
  14. Well, she apparently was not being paid to woodshed him prior to today's testimony. Of course, I don't think any woodshedding save for a tranquilizer dart to the neck would work with Trump.
  15. Never interrupt your adversary when he's making a mistake. Ordinarily, it's not wise to make the trial judge your adversary in a bench trial, but stable genius and all.
  16. This is when you ask him if he ordered the code red.
  17. I'll be surprised if he hasn't exhausted his appellate remedies in this case within a few years.
  18. Is that like the Get Out of Jail Free card in Monopoly?
  19. He's playing 3-D checkers, folks.
  20. "Objection. Leading." "But, your Honor, I always lead on redirect."
  21. It might be an interesting strategy in a jury trial, but in a bench trial, turning it into an issue with teeth for appeal is a real long shot.
  22. What part of this trial is not being televised is confusing?
  23. Except it's not on TV.
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