Quote: Originally Posted by Solid Snake The movie kind of rubbed me the wrong way. For such a horrific period of time, I thought maybe it wasn't the most suitable topic for a comedy film. I did thought at first this was an action oriented movie, but it was leaning more over the...

Quote: Originally Posted by chadbang This was supposed to be his "Dirty Dozen" "The Great Escape" war film, but I really had no idea who any of the Basterds were. He set them up without any real personalities, (except Pitt) and their story is never developed. Think of all the characters...

Quote: Originally Posted by rockin_amigo14 thoroughly enjoyed it. never was a gigantic tarantino fan. huge fan of pulp fiction and i thought sin city was decent. didnt really like anything else he's done, but this was definitely worth the money. Sin City wasn't Tarantino... it...

Everyone interested in this thread should go to this link: Congress' H-1b program is displacing daughter of Programmers Guild president out of the job market It provides some pretty shocking proof of the reason that college degrees (in the case of this specific article, computer programming)...

Quote: Originally Posted by SemiAudiophile My favorite Tarantino movie so far...I liked it a whole lot better than Kill Bill, which was way overrated. I guess I'm on the opposite end of the spectrum, as Kill Bill is my third favorite movie of all time and, IMO, Tarantino's...

I'll play devil's advocate here... A. A college degree is worth much, much less than it was even a decade ago. Given that no one on either side of the political fence in this country (I'm also playing devil's advocate in this case; there's only one party IMO... the corporate party) is...

Quote: Originally Posted by Icarium I believe 4 out of 10 that are available are sold (And possibly even delivered) at the introductory price of $5500USD if the MOT thread is current. In that case, there may have been some people who pulled out because of the economy (or other...

Quote: Originally Posted by Icarium Well your experiences aside, the design goal of the KGSS was not to make electrostatics sound like dynamics. If I'm not mistaken, there's a webpage with KG's circuits that says the goal was to "drive" the Omegas. From my point of view, it seems...

Quote: Originally Posted by vcoheda i prefer my 800/B52 over my O2/KGSS. i am actually thinking of selling my stats to focus on my dynamics. You've got to try them with a better amp. The difference between my A-10 and my KGSS is huge. The KGSS is a decent amp, but that's it. In...

To me, it's all about clarity (low level details and such). If I want thumping bass, I have my car. Stats rule!

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Quote: Originally Posted by Benaiir Not trying to troll or anything, but I never really understood cars... I mean I understand a honda... or a toyota... but why in the world would you need a powerful engine? You'll never use it. Well... I am a car fan, so I don't get how you...

Quote: Originally Posted by Uncle Erik Aren't Ferraris supoosed to be red or black? It's a beauty, that's for sure. I don't think I could keep up with the scheduled maintenance, insurance and registration. However, an older 308 would be a pretty nice car - maintenance is a DIY...

Quote: Originally Posted by nnotis I don't like to hear real musicians, their treble is too rolled off Classic!

Serial number 2 is now in my house. I need to get some more listening time before I give it an official review (I'll post one next weekend, and from what I can hear so far, it's going to be a pretty long review, with a lot of good stuff to say), but there are a couple of things that I can say...