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Skreddy Zero. Brand new no velcro. $600 $1,000,000. $9.00 siihp'ing.

I just bought some fuzzes, so: Prices: Shipped & PayPal'd. Digitech Chorus. Sounds really good actually. I just use the "chorus" on my PS-3 now. I still have the box, pretty sure it has all the paperwork in it. I'd like to get $40 for it. Make me an offer. PW tuner. Like new. I threw the packaging out but it sucked anyway. I'm pretty sure these are true-bypass. In any case it doesn't {censored} with my Fuzz Factory like buffered pedals do. Let's call it $60. Make an offer. I'll clean the dust off before I mail it. Boss RPS-10. Does all the PS-3 pitch-shifting delay stuff, but in a half-rack. It does have footswitch jacks so it's usable in a pedalboard situation. Not mint, but it's in very good condition. Last one went on ebay for $150 + shipping, I'm looking for a cheap interface (TonePort?) and a Shure 57/58, but let me know what you've got.

Hammonds are somewhere in the background doing melodies and such on most records. Two recent bands that I can immediately think of with lots of organ are The Cardigans and Hot Hot Heat.

Yeah it does. If you ate all your calories in one meal it would be totally different to spreading them out during the day. Eh, should have quoted. I meant the "Low carb? Low fat? High fiber? High protein? Pills? Smoke crack?" thing, but I had the reply window open for a while.

None of that {censored} matters. Calories are energy. Unused energy is converted to mass. Go to a nutritionist and have them determine what your maintenance Calorie rate is. Eat less than that if you want to lose weight, eat more than that if you want to gain weight. Activity can modify the amount of Calories you need. If you're a crazy body builder you might be eating upwards of 10,000 Cal/day., but the nutritionist will help you figure this out. Within that limit, eat whatever you want, though I suggest staying the hell away from most anything artificial. Nutrasweet, margarine, low fat/fat free stuff, etc.