[bosiemoncrieff]

Does that claw drop down and grab people?

Only if you whip out your phone.

 

[SpeakerBox]

The claw (i.e. speaker mounts) looks like the one from toy story.

 

[jsiegel14072]

The claw (i.e. speaker mounts) looks like the one from toy story.

 

[wink]

The Claw...?

 

[SpeakerBox]

There was a pretty good one (claw) in Enter The Dragon also.

 

[bosiemoncrieff]

We’re building more housing! Also espresso tonic and the memorial to the Jews murdered in Europe.

 

[SpeakerBox]

@bosiemoncrieff you are living the life dude!

 

[wink]

Like this....?

 

[bosiemoncrieff]

Vegan Vietnamese at SOY! Great food but hostile service.

Father carpenter brewers for raspberry yoghurt egg toast and coffee!

Saw Tristan number two. Barenboim conducts like he’s driving a black bmw. Aggressive, extreme dynamics. Extreme tempi.

 

[SpeakerBox]

Like this....?

His might be a little better than the daily grind.

 

[Robert Padgett]

Coffee update: The (Robert) Mueller (Richard) Burr coffee grinder is now part of my morning routine. Through trial and error, I have found the proper setting for the grind with my cheapo Amazon coffee maker.

I have found that a full grinder of beans yields the proper amount for 8-servings (Cups on a coffee maker appear to be 6 oz. rather than 8 oz.) which translates into two coffee cups (my size) of morning brew. No fuss, no muss, no wasted coffee that gets poured drown the drain when I have finished my morning boost. I still have an ample supply of the Lavazza Medium Roast beans but have found two local roasters worth giving a try when that need arises.

The Mueller-Burr grinder seems to grind faster than when it was new--maybe because I finally figured out the "clicks" that set the grind. A little upper body exercise is beneficial also, with the manual effort. Some days I think I live in a Third World neighborhood until the power company cleared some sagging supply lines of years of vines, which literally pulled the power pole to an angle. Gas stove to heat water, manual grinder, and I am still good to go.

 

[SpeakerBox]

Coffee update: The (Robert) Mueller (Richard) Burr coffee grinder is now part of my morning routine. Through trial and error, I have found the proper setting for the grind with my cheapo Amazon coffee maker.

I have found that a full grinder of beans yields the proper amount for 8-servings (Cups on a coffee maker appear to be 6 oz. rather than 8 oz.) which translates into two coffee cups (my size) of morning brew. No fuss, no muss, no wasted coffee that gets poured drown the drain when I have finished my morning boost. I still have an ample supply of the Lavazza Medium Roast beans but have found two local roasters worth giving a try when that need arises.

The Mueller-Burr grinder seems to grind faster than when it was new--maybe because I finally figured out the "clicks" that set the grind. A little upper body exercise is beneficial also, with the manual effort. Some days I think I live in a Third World neighborhood until the power company cleared some sagging supply lines of years of vines, which literally pulled the power pole to an angle. Gas stove to heat water, manual grinder, and I am still good to go.

The coffee hobby is almost as awesome as the audio hobby. Addictions both.

 

[Whazzzup]

Quebec City / montmorency falls
Gin and tonic with sea buckhorn
Don’t eat the lichen

 

[Robert Padgett]

The coffee hobby is almost as awesome as the audio hobby. Addictions both.

Like fitness is an addiction, and certainly more healthy that many...

 

[SpeakerBox]

Like fitness is an addiction, and certainly more healthy that many...

I know about that one too. I am a runner, albeit a slow one.