When I was in Korea we all had Sansui and Pioneer speakers and I thought they sounded great, especially for what I paid. I eventually blew out the Pioneers in the 80's back when I had a record store and they were in use all day and at loud volumes at times.

I had bought these Sansui's in the photo in 1984 for my home, they're still going strong after 36 years of use. I think the big ones were $300 and the shorter ones were $200, so that $1,000 for the four brand new in a stereo store. I just saw a pair sell for $100 on eBay but you have to pick them up yourself.


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Anyone get anything cool out there? Let's see it.
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I got money to burn and nothing to buy.
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I've mentioned it elsewhere, and this is super niche use, but if you have two cats (or dogs I suppose) that you free feed different foods, these gizmos are great. They read the cats' chips (or a tag on their collar) so that only the appropriate cat can get to food.

They're not cheap ($150), but they're great if you have a need.

https://www.amazon.com/SureFlap-MPF0...dp/B00O0UIPTY/
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Burn it. Literally. It's fucking cold.
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I've had some power outages recently so I bought a Fleshlight.

Fucking thing doesn't shine any light but I feel a lot better standing in the dark now. :-)
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I bought a whole home Generac generator last summer. I'm feeling pretty good about that decision with the reports of so many areas being without power in this cold.
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smart move. Is it the LP/Nat gas kind? My uncle loves his. kicks in almost immediately. I need to get my portable hooked up to the house.
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Yes, it's dual gas. We have it hooked to propane because we live in the country. It takes eight seconds, I believe.
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Lame compared to the cool stuff others buy but yesterday I picked up 100 lbs. of cracked corn and piled it up on my bottom ground for the pheasants since -26 degrees with snow on the ground has to suck. This morning I watched them dancing around scratching in it like it was Christmas.
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And then did you shoot them?

Assuming you didn't, that was a nice thing to do.

Out of curiosity, what does 100 lbs. of cracked corn cost, and can humans eat it?
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In the past year I've purchased almost nothing but food. However, I got this a month or two ago and I've really liked it. I was tired of having my laptop computer in my actual lap.

https://www.amazon.com/Rolling-Lapto...tronics&sr=1-3


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I need this for when I go to BRAZZERS
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Nah, I don't shoot them. I grew up in a hunting family so I did hunt them for a year or two when I bought the ground and built the house. After watching what they have to go through in a year I now try to help them out. I will however let anyone hunt that stops to ask.

With the high price of corn and beans they have lost a lot of habitat when farmers till over their ground. Farmers have to survive too. Before that happened one morning I counted 87 scratching around in the surrounding fields. The flock on my ground is down to a dozen so I try to keep them fed during the winter.

100 lbs. cracked corn cost me $20. I'm pretty sure if you had a pestle and mortar you could make some pretty awful tasting tortillas.
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I recently bought a bunch of cigar tools and an ashtray.

This is a GREAT tool. 4-1



Straight Cutter




Matching V Cut





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