Thanks man 
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Whoaā¦Fuk me Now thatās a hub, envious beyond wordsā¦slowly getting
there Iām still trying to middle my way through mixingā¦but Iāll get
thereā¦I talk a lot with Simon and heās been a massive pillar of support
when Iāve felt completely fukin lostā¦but mate I gotta mention the
pugā¦PERFECTā¦brilliantā¦great setup dudeā¦
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Ahhā¦that would be Mr Edward Leopold Remmington III (Ted) ā¦the Steampugs mascot 
And thanks for your kind words 
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@Lexie3 better to start out with chaos, instead of ending up with chaos, cut out the middleman lolā¦
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@SessionDrummer lol this is true. Its still chaotic too . Two more orders came in yesterday when i was trying to mix, but just got my storage racks today. Hope to tidy up some soon
Holy Juices up above batman! d*$)#$T&
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Love that office phone! Good timesā¦
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At this point, donāt even know what the age of that phone is. Itās used only when the power is out. Many remember others donāt have a clue but these phones got their power from the actual phone line. No power to the house but you still have a phone if you own one of these babiesā¦
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Land lines are like.
LMAO
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Kept my G-Parents which they had forever even after wireless land lines.
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This is your phoneā¦
7 days without power to charge it and this is your phoneā¦
Suddenly even morse code starts looking appealingā¦lol
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Edit : a good phone is never a paper weight.
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All Joking aside I lived through Hurricane Ike here in Texas. Some people had no electricity for over 2 weeks. Cellphones weather they had a charge or not, DID NOT WORK and yes, even landlines were down. BUT, the first form of communication we had was our Landline, not our cellphones. It was a couple more days before we had cellphones again. Electricity came back on later on yet. Also keep in mind in emergency situations such as IKE, if you do not already own it, youāre SOL. Stores canāt open without power or if flooded. Those that could open cause they had generators sold out of any essentials within hours of opening leaving the majority without. Product delivery to stores was impossible at best for days. Donāt already have a solar charger, good luck getting one. Not sure there was enough sun to charge anything by solar anyway. Extremely dark cloudy skies for quite awhile during Ike. I drove over 200 miles round trip to come up with a generator. It only generated enough power to power a few lights and a computer (Once the Landline came back online we had internet). We also had to plug in the refrigerator to not lose our food so we had to alternate what the generator would be used for. Frig a few hours Computer for a few hours, etc, etc, ect. What one should gather from this story is in time of emergency you MUST be prepared. In emergency it pays off to have any and every form of communication with the outside world. Youāll find out the hard way that there will be no Cellphone service because it is all being diverted to emergency service. Better go out and get you one of those old time landlines. One of these days you may just wish you had oneā¦
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Only if you have copper to the house!
(of course, thatās still the vast majority!)
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My grandfather was a Telegraph operator for the railroad in the early-mid 1900ās!!!
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Unless of course, youāre seriously pissed at the person youāre trying to call. Then the latter starts looking pretty good! 
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Sorry to de-rail the thread butā¦
Oooooooh, now, that rotary phone 
Thems was the days when you had the actual number printed ā er, TYPED ā on that round paper in the middle. Why did we need our own number on the phone? IDK! I mean, you only had the one, and everybody in your household had the same, which almost NEVER changed.
Personally, I prefer the old phone idea. WITHOUT Answering Machine! Call back if ya got sumthinā important to say, or see me when ya see me. Communication thatās worthwhile got through. And, I donāt have to look in 15 places several times a day, just in case itās not all spam. Makes me wish for rocks!
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Yeah, staples always on-hand here in Hurricane Alley. When crap goes down, Iām happy to sit at home and take a breather. The last of my worries is a phone. No electricity for the phone? Thank God!! I guess itās kinda clear I hate my phone, huh? 
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Looks like a suitcase. Are you going to do live mixing sessions like a DJ? Sorry for that, but if i imagine: Today at the āVaping Chamberā Spiritsfyre!!! He will mix us a icredible Custard and backery set!
By the way, looks very nice. But i think you will need another 5 in the near future.
The materials are gonna cost me around $110 and I have to have my dadās help to build it because I donāt have the tools. But if I did Iād definitely make more if people wanted them if I could.
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