It's July 4th...

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Would you like a cookie?

Depends on what you've laced it with, but not one of those laced with glass that you give to children on Halloween.

 

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Since you are not an American, I don't even have a nice cookie for you. Perhaps you could lace your speech with something other than criticism for my country. If you are like most ungrateful foreigners, you live off the charity of America. No more charity for you. We have citizens with real needs. They come first.

When we take care of our citizens, and if I have any remaining cookies, I'll offer you one.

363 days till the Big 250th 4th of July celebration in 2026! 1776 - 2026! MAGA Baby!!

Of course you don't have a nice cookie for a foreigner, only poisoned ones.

I hear that there is a new concentration camp surrounded by alligators being built in the Everglades for extermination of vermin and there are positions opening up. Perhaps you can apply? Given your advanced age you can feed the small vermin to the alligators.

 

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Goodness, Gracious. Do you have anything besides ad-hominem attack?

Good grief, and that coming from a MAGA nut.

This is what you enthusiastically support:

Opinion | Don’t call it ‘Alligator Alcatraz.’ Call it a concentration camp.

This facility’s purpose fits the classic model, and its existence points to serious dangers ahead for the country.

www.msnbc.com

I'm still waiting for your seminar on cables. If you don't want to share your extensive knowledge with me, others on the forum could benefit. But, you have nothing for anyone on the forum except trolling and mockery. About any subject. What a tragedy.

You mean people making fun of your linked Blue Jeans article "explaining" impedance? That was a 90% to 100% contorted car analogy?

 

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Still no seminar huh? Just more mockery...

So you did not read the article about concentration camps, I take it, or you quite simply like the idea of putting people in concentration camps.

As for the impedance I believe you've claimed to have a decades long studio background, if that is correct and if you now don't know what impedance is no one can help you. On GearSlutz there are many very fine and technically informed members having worked in studios for decades, and their posts are a great read. But then there are a number of others also claiming the same experience but have opinions stated as fact that would make even an audiophool blush. However did they manage to stay gainfully employed?