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For the last few weeks, everything I type seems to be missing a word or tense I fully intended and thought of, but when typing I completely skip it. ie: Thinking of: "When you go to the store make sure you get milk and eggs." Actually wire: "When you got to the store make you get milk and eggs." After typing the above, I noticed putting down "wire" instead of "write." It's quite annoying, and don't know what caused me to start doing it.

Occasionally I read peoples' status updates on the the main page, most of the time people say stupid shit I don't care about. However, one guy was talking about how pissed off he was about his brother typing in all caps and misspelling on facebook. Went on to say he would kick his ass if he did it one more time. Funny part was: his ranting update about his brother had grammatical errors as well.

Theres this great stuff at vitamin cottage if you have one near, or probly any health food store. Its like squares of nuts, grains and berrys smashed into a appox. 1" cubes. kinda like horse food but VERY good pound per energy food. They are tastier than they sound and 2-3 cubes will make you feel like you ate a 5 course meal. I think this is the right stuff, but not sure. http://www.naturalgr...s/energy-chunks My friend was telling me about those, everything just packed into a bar. Then theres MREs, and other food blocks that are essentially fat. Those probably taste way better if they have berries, and of the sort mixed in. :cheers:

Forgot yeah knife in pack. Didn't think of rope. There's also a lake up on the mountain, so I might bring bait, line, and hooks. going fishing? Perhaps, among other things. I'm not a hick.

Forgot yeah knife in pack. Didn't think of rope. There's also a lake up on the mountain, so I might bring bait, line, and hooks.

Light only matters if the weight slows you down. Food is something that you should try to not skimp on...unless you are walking a long ways in which case the weight makes it tough. What is your plan? I'm thinking of this ultra light sleeping bag: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001TP6SRY/ref=pd_lpo_k2_dp_sr_1?pf_rd_p=486539851&pf_rd_s=lpo-top-stripe-1&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_i=B001CFSNBK&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=0DSZ60TW5RS07EEDVV0V The temp will drop to around 25-30 at night I'm guessing. I'll grab a compass too. I'll have a pistola, certainly not the best for taking down a bear or anything, but I'd rather have it then not. (9mm) Trail mix, jerky, soy jerky (stonewalls), rice. Possibly some freeze dried type meals. I'm not planning on finding any streams, so I'll have to bring enough water to drink and mix with freeze dried meals for ~4days. I still have to figure out roughly how much water I'll need, and then the weight of that. We don't have any set destination, just getting away from civilization for a few days. We won't be hiking ALL day. Probably hike 4-5hours each day, set up camp, eat, hang out, sleep in, repeat. Biggest thing right now is just finding roughly how much water I'll need, and the best foods to take. I'm guessing high calorie / carbs, and stuff that's easy to make. food, pistol, lighter, matches, gps, compass, sleeping bag, water, metal cup, spoon, light jacket. May bring a cheap bbgun rifle I bought the other day. Not much of a plan, but I've set out to similar situations with much less, and was good.

He wanted to know the status of his order in another thread. I told him to post his order number so Mark & Aaron could look it up when they read his post. He made a new thread with his order number instead of posting it in his first thread, so I quoted his text from the first thread into here, so it makes sense when someone goes to read it.

Post your order number, Mark or Aaron may run into the thread, and can give you an update.

That link should have brought up all CV products. Not sure why it only brings that one up. I didn't quote your link, if that's what your thinking.

They should make an infomercial. Do you sleep past your alarm clock? Are you slow to get up in the morning? Then you need a 21" Subwoofer pounding bass in your face to get your ass up! If your not up, 100% refund!

http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?Partnumber=246-404 Should fit nicely under my bed.

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hmmm. We're going to be wandering through the mountains, which normally would lead someone to getting lost, but I'm bringing a gps. Last time we went up exploring, we found a crashed plane. Went home and found out it's a F-86 that crashed in 1957.

But drilling a hole is way more fun for them.

Next time put a dildo in the box, and make it awkward for them.

I'm backpacking for four days. No camper, no tent, etc.

I'm getting an ultra light sleeping bag, and deciding what food to bring. Thinking rice, jerky, trail mix, salami. Perhaps freeze dried stuff.

Looks fun. I have to say I dread cutting panels, I can never get them straight, even with a table saw. Matter of fact, I'd rather fiberglass stuff. Can't wait to hear the results.

Reading up on backpacking, found a site about food, packs, etc. The guy writes about his son's pack being 50 lbs in 1999, then 40 in 2000, 30 in 2001, and so on. Goes into detail as to how they setup camp, what they brought, what they didn't need, etc. Here's a pic of him and his kid: Kid looks super happy, and buddy pissing in the background?

I like the drumming.

So in other words you violating the forums ToS. There isn't a dealer base at ssa, and he wasn't going around advertising being a dealer. Just found a thread where someone was asking about pricing, and he's simply offering to help. But that's just my view, and no, I haven't read the ToS.

Ohhhhh wooooooooooooooooooooooooowwwwwwwwww. *sighs* Damn you!

On some drivers, the larger enclosure flattens the response, and depending how far you go, raises output / lowers it, depending on the region your focusing on. For the zcon, the larger enclosure just raised the already present peak, at least in modeling.

What factors were sued to determine enclosure size? His space restrictions, port placement, and ease of placemnt for swapping ports. Made the box a little bigger then the recommended to gain some efficiency, not using a massive amp here. On paper, the larger box didn't seem to mess with the fr very much, just raised the peak a bit, which will probably be good for spl comps.