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Poppa wrote:I'm in awe Marshel! Keep up the good work. (sorry if I spelt your name wrong BTW)

EDIT: Yep I spelt it wrong Sorry Marshall.

Okay off-topic but at the exact moment I read that, a voice on tv said "I'm sorry Marshall."

Wow. Spooky how that happens sometimes.

http://www.wildbits.com/tunatic/

Tunatic identifies a song that you play to it.

http://features.engadget.com/2004/07/27 ... e-control/
That's the Griffin one.

eBay?

Theres a bunch on the internet archive too.

I like dremelling it to a nice fine tip. It also cleans a dirty tip.

Ask Cennar?

Why did you use flash to make a picture?

There are 4 leads. Two pairs are connected. The diagonals are connected when you press the button. I think there's 4 leads for stability purposes.

Well how many of us that play older games get laughed at by others with their fancy Quake 4 and stuff? Old games are under-rated.

ValiantVenality wrote:THE NUMBER ONE TOOL: A NINTENDO SCREWDRIVER

Amen. It's rare but it leaves cool marks on people when you shank 'em.

Your portable is going to be too big...

heh

daleighan wrote:I'm sick of 80's songs. Period! I have never really like anything from the 80's.

With the Scarface avatar... Giorgio Moroder's songs count?

MaDnEsS wrote:sunglasses at night, corey heart, i wear my singlasses at night so i can so i can

Was good.

A lot of the songs are alright (or were) but got played way too much.

I loved Bonnie Tyler's Total Eclipse of the Heart, but I heard it WAY too much...

http://amazing1.com/ is kinda like that too. There are some legit looking electronics kits on there, but a lot of the stuff seems questonable.


And the prices for the items are passed in the url.....