Some idiot on Face Book (is that redundant?) posted something about "Shakira Law." This is all I could think of:

Tangerine Dream: I got to see TD perform at the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco back in the late 1980's. At one point, Edgar Froese addressed the audience and said something to the effect of "people think we are not musicians but are computer programmers" and then a baby grand piano...

"A properly treated room means you will listen to more of your system and less of your room." I forget who first said that, but it was a saying I picked up at THX back in the day...

According to a recent article I read that compiled Yelp reviews, the best BBQ in Ameca is in Arkansas, and the second best is here in the Phoenix area... I think maybe Yelp reviews are not that reliable.

But... Utopia was Todd Rundgren's band...

Don't you mean, "do I dig that girl"? ;)

Jewelry, obviously. :)

Ah yes, I've had T.I.T.S. Never in an airplane, though... is that the "mile high club" I've heard so much about? ;)

Same brand, but mine was black, her's blue.

As in all things, this is the key.

I moved from the San Francisco Bay Area (where Twain's famous quote about the coldest winter he'd ever experienced being a summer in San Francisco is apt) to the Sonoran Desert Phoenix area precisely because I prefer "Hot as Satan's Left Testicle" (tm) most of the time. #itsadryheat Plus...

Back when I had vinyl LPs, I had two primary turntables. A nice SME 30 with Infinity Black Widow tonearm and Grado cart, and a Technics SL1200 with their arm and a DJ-spec Stanton. To me, the SL1200 sounded the best and it eventually became my only table. I also had a couple of others along...

Audio enjoyment can be a wholistic experience involving all the senses. For some people, visual aesthetics and order are as important as acoustic performance. For others (me) not so much.

I will neither confirm nor deny that it could go fast enough to hydroplane the front wheel on dry pavement, leaving the rider without front steering control. :)

One last motorcycle picture from me. This is me with my Tom Selleck mustache (I was in the Navy at this time and it was cool) with my 4-year-old daughter April, on the only brand-new bike I ever bought. 1980 KZ1000 with a then-styling Windjammer fairing. :) Riding in N. California, picture...

Here was my favorite bike. 1972 FLHA. Wish I still had it.

Contrary to the customary audio upgrade-itis that infests most forums, I wil say "if it ain't broke don't fix it." If you are enjoying the music, then nothing else matters.

Get her some white cotton gloves, it might help.

I owned a 76 Bonneville for a while. Nice ride.

Furman P-1800 or similar.

I wondered if someone would catch that, nice work