He hates being this close to so many people. "I hate being this close to so many people." He prefers loudspeakers. "I prefer loudspeakers." He thinks to himself as he suffers the hot and crowded PATH train morning, clinging to a large box marked "Arro." Arro. He reads over the short man's shoulder:
The 2007 edition of the <I>Stereophile Buyer's Guide</I> is now available! Absolutely bursting with technical specifications for more than 5000 audio components, the <I>Buyer's Guide</I> will help make your music sound better than ever. Honest.
"Also," John DeVore continued, "we should have drinks soon. What do you say?"
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Today is Elizabeth's birthday. Lucky for us dudes, she spent the day working from home, so we didn't have to get into anything mushy like flowers, or cards, or hugs. Instead, we sat around playing poker, chomping on cigars, and taking slugs of Night Train and Thunderbird. That's what we do when Elizabeth's not around to keep us in line. It's a wonder the magazine gets made at all.
<i>WIRED</i> offers their list of "Best Gadgets and Gizmos on the Planet" in their annual <b>TEST</b> issue, on stands now. But I didn't buy it. Instead, I swiped my girlfriend's copy. While she was mostly interested in reading more great things about her handy-dandy Motorola Q, I, of course, flipped right to the home audio section.
In my e-mail inbox, I saw a new item: "FedEx Shipment Notification."<br>
Spam? I wondered.
