another 'hell of a deal'

[tomt]

Tomt do you remember this?

actually, no.

but this last week, i've been trying to give caffeine a permanent vacation,

so their will be many things, in my mind, that will be missing for a while, at least.

I just conferred with a friend who has studied this equipment longer than me, and we both think that Motiograph must have appropriated the "Mirrophonic" name after Western Electric ceased using it in the late 1930s. Can anyone shed more light on this?

at the film-tech forums,

was stated that the 'Mirrophonic' name, was licensed to Motiograph

[tomt]

actually, no.

but this last week, i've been trying to give caffeine a permanent vacation,

and whenever i

Really Do Make A Sincere Attempt to Quit this Drug,

something like this will happen -

Only $1.50, at a local 'closeout' store.

less than 5 cents an ounce -




and like a true junky, i'll not tell anyone which store ...

so their will be many things, in my mind, that will be missing for a while, at least.

excuses, excuses ...


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Upon removing the cap from the huge break fluid-looking can, my nose was immediately met with a tart, sugary aroma that somewhat reminded me of Shocktarts. The primary scent seems to be some sort of artificial grape, perhaps with a slight mix of original Monster blended in as well. It’s really hard to decipher the aroma, but it’s at least fairly appealing. Aromatically it isn’t the greatest energy drink scent I’ve come across, it’s got a great sweetness that reminds me of childhood candies.

http://www.everyview.com/2010/03/30/...r-dub-edition/

[AltecLansingFan]

Field Coil Speakers? Forget it!!