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gawd, she's fucking gorgeous. i always thought as a kid that i'd get a plain girl because i'm pretty average-looking and i have a bit of a pot belly, and here i wind up with someone like linnea. =)

so, christmas...

ok. first of all, i use a celeron 3.46ghz processor (533 bus LOL!) and THAT sucks, so whatever you've got isn't that great either. and no, your mobo won't support anything newer or better. if you know someone who knows computers, i'd recommend getting them to put this together into a new computer: -c2d allendale 2 ghz processor - 135$. -this or this would be good mobos to look at. both under a hundred. the ecs board takes ddr2 800 ram, and this is a good one to look at, and the asus board takes ddr2 667. in general, look for one with lower CAS latency and a heat spreader, that'll speed up your machine. patriot's memory comes with a lifetime warranty, which helps out a lot. both under 45 dollars. -you'll need a cpu fan, of course (30 bucks). -a few hard drives (i'd suggest one or two at 7200 rpm for backups and files and one at 10,000 rpm for those music samples and heavily-accessed files. that'll be a big chunk of your cash, around $250 or so for all them. -a case is recommended, of course. this one's 40 bucks, it's a cheap and a solidly constructed case. -if you need a graphics card, the one i've got is absolutely fantastic - while a graphics card isn't needed on a music computer i'm sure that you game some as well, and this can handle even the newest games on my pos homebrew (3.46 celeron, 1gig ram, this card). 80 dollars. also, it's got two outputs that can be used by monitors, so you can run dual-monitors quite easily. -for a music computer, a good sound card is required. i use this and have never had a problem with it. i prefer external sound cards because it's one less thing in your case. 45 dollars. -a power supply. this is a pretty good one.. rosewill makes good products for relatively cheap, and they come in good packaging. i've bought six and never had a problem caused by them (dropping it does break it, though, thank god for RMAs). -obviously you need a cd/dvd drive as well. this one's solid. did i miss anything? you might want an external hard drive as well, and some good speakers and a nice pair of headphones, but this is the computer end of it. that adds up after a bit - you're looking at about $800-$825 for a really nicely built computer. that's including shipping costs. i'd put it together and ship it to you, but norway's a long trip =)

this is the entire gallery, if you're curious. our photographer was elisha whitmore, a photographer in the jamestown NY area. she's FANTASTIC. she's so good at catching the little moments that make some pictures really stand out (as you can see).

i'm totally getting radio shack gift cards, because i've already got 100$ worth and i want an ipod. i just WISH i could get all that other stuff.

are you aware that your name is drew wiener? is that past tense?

=) thanks vinnie. linnea hasn't been a bridezilla yet, but my sister (four years older, engaged two months after me, getting married the month before me) has already been one a few times. like when she informed me i was writing her a song as a wedding present. thanks for warning me.

if you come to mag i might buy you some

the photographer basically just said 'enjoy each other for a while'. so we did =)

i don't know why i even try, specially with people like this involved.

we actually reset the ring - it was yellow gold and she wanted white. so, as part of the wedding set, we put her diamond in white gold and got an enhancer too. i got the tungsten carbide ring, made out of the same stuff that they use to tip concrete drill bits. the insurance doesn't cover the ring breaking, because one of these rings has never broken. instead, it covers cutting the damned thing off if it gets stuck, and replacing it.

my engagement photos are linked here! above is a link to a few of the 160 engagement photos that we had taken back in the summer. our photographer was fantastic, and she did a great job. i'm the guy, btw enjoy!

out of 358 posts in this thread, i have 113. win.

i'll buy you undies red shadow, lol. i like the trench coat idea, though.

yeah, harmony, you're right. i was doing math in my head and as such farted it. it's a 64th note.

ahahahahahaha props oa

mine is around 3ms with reason. that works nice. anything more than 7 or 8 starts to bother me, since that's about a 16th note late at 120bpm.

i'd like an access virus kb, a roland mono/poly, whatever's wrong with my rhodes mark 1 seventy-three keyboard's amp fixed, a new cpu, an 80gig ipod, and a new head unit for my car radio. total: 1400$ + 600$ + 300$ or so + 200$ + 249$ + 200$. around 3k. out of all of that, the ipod, the virus, and the cpu are the most pressing needs =) i think i'm getting the ipod for myself, and my dad's giving me an office chair. chair < virus. what do YOU want for christmas?

daffyd i don't think you really know anything about computer mixing. can you post your specific model of cpu, mobo, ram (more just the specs for it), soundcard, etc? i homebuilt relatively recently, so i'll be able to tell you more about what's going on then. that IS a high latency. post your stuff and we'll go from there. edit - just for what it's worth, if you can tell me exactly what you've got so i can check buss speeds and the like that'd be great.

let me reiterate: no matter what you all think, you're all losing. i am teh winnar.

i would have thought that leet would have made more sense than woot. hell, anything would, not only does no one say it but dumb blondes, it's not even cool. never was.

in soviet russia, the word of the year picks you

falcon's taunt should have been the word of the year

just do an arrangement and i'll tell you if it sucks.

and it sounds ridiculous, of course