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Birkenstocks ... our big socal trend is rainbows. nothing special but i like em. everyone and their mom has a pair. At least they're priced well.

Birkenstocks ...

Thanks for the info - I'll take all of that into consideration. The car is a Mazda 323.

For those with hatchbacks and/or hatchback experience. Folding rear seats, so large enclosures will work. What enclosure has worked best for you? CRX style? Sub up, back, forward, or angled towards glass? Port up, back, forwatd, or angled towards glass? Daily driver. I'm tempted to try something in the Mazda for the uberwoofer. Can be pretty large, so uncommon enclosures can work as well. It'll boil down to having the sub and port firing forward between the seats or any of the above ways.

Depending on what shows up, I firmly believe your car is clean enough as it is to finish top five.

Fair enough. Closest FedEx location is half an hour away. But if saves me a whole bunch of money, then it might be worth it

Usually when you win you get a little quote to brighten your day.

Far too much worrying on a Sunday night. Worrying isn't supposed to start until Monday morning.

With my luck, the 12" part would be right in the middle of a letter. Mind you, it wouldn't matter +/- and inch or so as you could put one piece on a diagonal. I don't think guys would have trouble taping the thing together and putting it on. I'll have to check with them first, though - which will have to be soon, because that would save on shipping up here too as Scott could use a 12" shorter box.

$16 for shipping? wow!! sounds like parts express.. hmmmmm...no clue, without bending it.. wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee That's Canada Post for you. I checked out DHL and Purolator ... and they're pathetic as well. It might boil down to cutting them in two 12" pieces and using a 9 x 12 envelope. We'll see what the meatheads who got the 24" long stickers want.

I'm trying to figure out a pucking way to send a 1.5" x 24" sticker down to the US without getting charged $16 for shipping. fudge sakes. Was thinking two pieces of cardboard with the sticker sandwiched in the middle. International shipping is pathetic. A letter to all but three of you is 85 cents Canadian, then I estimate ~ $16 to ship something 24" long without bending it, of course. Piss me off.

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Well look who it is

I had a good shooting session. @ the guy beside me who got his face owned by a rifle far too powerful for him to be handling. I just couldn't stop laughing.

Oooo ... very nice

Going to the shooting range after ...

Slow day in here today.

Thanks for the link^. If I did something like that, I'd likely go with a longer enclosure and huge port as I only have the one driver. Or a basic rectangle taking up the entire back seat area. Or sub up port back. Ridiculous.

chitty thing is that maybe one person has tried a large enclosure with this sub. That and BBP isn't any help to me at all right now. I might just bite the bullet and go sub up with a large port firing back.

Really slow day in here.

http://www.ehow.com/how_2045_stop-nosebleed.html Have you had any headaches lately? Trouble seeing (blury)? Nine out of ten times a person with nose bleeds here and there doesn't have any major problems.

Those sideburns are a mess

Trail Smelter v. US in the late '40s was a landmark case in international environmental law - don't know if that's the plant you're talking about, but when you gave me your address, I recognized it. Known as Cominco back then, Teck Cominco now. Still quite a fair size company in Canada..

I found a nice pocket knife in the tackle box, so I'm pretty pumped. Bullet was an interesting surprise.

You don't need much for freshwater...unless you're going after pike or something Sturgeon in the river here. Most of them have three eyes and are missing a fin here and there. The plant here made heavy water and such for years. Dumped slag and other byproducts, sulphur, mercury, and other toxic things into the river for years. There's a few rainbows, but I wouldn't do any more than touch them wearing a glove and let them go.