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  1. Overall, I don’t find anything particularly valuable in a leg twist. If it’s there, ok; if not, even better. For example, proper hemming with a rope effect is much more important—in fact, I would say it’s essential.
  2. Yes, I recognized couple of covers, Miles Davis Workin' and Herbie Hancock's Maiden Voyage.
  3. Are these speakers (Dynaudio?) glued to the stands or attached in some other way? I’d be afraid that the weight of the LPs could move them out...🙂
  4. Tricker's boots look really classy.
  5. As long as there are no holes in the garments and the seams are strong, I don’t see any major issues. Loose threads can be trimmed, or you can wear them as is if someone likes that. I’d prefer the former. I won’t buy these myself; I still have two pairs of FC from previous years that I’ve barely started wearing. I am a slow wearer.
  6. Alternatively, the pitbull lawyer could avoid touching the pants and only try to pinch off the arcs and cut off the tag on the go.
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    In India, you can see the swastika everywhere. The symbol holds various meanings, and in everyday life, it is believed to bring good fortune in a material sense. That’s why swastikas can be seen on the doors of small shops and stores. Here are a few photos I took in Tiruvannamalai, a holy city in southern India. In the first one, swastikas, along with three lines and tridents—symbols of Shiva—are captured somewhere within the vast Arunachalesvara Temple complex. Also, within the same complex, there’s a hexagram on one of the gates. However, in India, it has its own meaning, unrelated to Judaism. Another swastika is on the emblem of a house gate, indicating that followers of Jainism religion live there.
  8. I agree. My old pro and previous air sounded worse. Something happened in the last couple of years, I guess Apple managed to get a sound designer or a designing team with golden ears 🙂.
  9. It seems to me that Apple has found a very good sound for their products. I like how music sounds directly from my MacBook Air. It’s a mystery how they managed to achieve this, given the minimal thickness of the case. Where does such good sound come from?
  10. Yes, I know. I happily left behind my years of obsession with high-end gear—tube amps, ribbon loudspeakers, esoteric cables, network switches, $100 fuses, and so on. Now I listen to Beethoven and Schubert from Qobuz streaming through mid-priced Beyerdynamic headphones and am completely happy with my music 🙂
  11. What was missing from this forum were debates about sound quality, comparisons of different types of audio equipment, and discussions on whether different cables sound different, or they all transmit the signal the same way.
  12. Yes, of course. I just mentioned derbies as a type of regular shoe. That is, not high boots, not loafers, not moccasines, etc.
  13. Could you please recommend brands that make good suede shoes? Such as Derby type shoes? What are preferences and satisfactory experiences?
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