Author: Mark Alexander

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I Could Live There

Originally built in 1961 with a design by local architect Robert Ainsworth, this neighborhood fire station was decommissioned and converted into this unique live/work space in 2007. A one-of-a-kind home in a serene Sierra Madre setting.

744 Alta Vista Drive, Sierra Madre CA
1,399sf • 2,201sf lot • $1,095,000

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I take some—albeit little—solace in believing that in at least one of the multiverses that are thought to surround and exist simultaneously with our own, Madam President Hillary Rodham Clinton is finishing up her second term and the United States is a very different place from the festering hellscape we currently find ourselves in.

BELIEVE THE FUCKING WOMEN.

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What can I say? This one is for work/commute use. Unlike my other two players, thanks to “G-Protection” it doesn’t skip when you look at it funny.

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Obsessed












I don’t know if anyone out there needs this, but I was unable to locate an electronic version anywhere, so I had to buy an original paper paper copy and scan it. I uploaded a .pdf of the entire thing to hifiengine to share with the world, but not everyone has access to that site.

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Vintage Audio Pr0n

Technics SL-1700Mk2 (1980)

Yeah, I’ve owned one…several, actually…over the years. They seem to come and go from my life and I never really understand why. They’re good, solid tables—they contain the same components as the venerable 1200Mk2 series—and Technics finally addressed the arm cueing issues of the previous Mk2 automatic and semi-automatics with this design.

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EAT The Rich

Just one to start, and I guarantee the rest will fall into line once they know what the masses are capable of. They think their private armies will protect them? Their private armies are closer to the masses then they will ever be to their masters. History has taught us this.

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