I would guess http://www.klipsch.com/na-en/products/kpt-1201-overview/

Top Notch!

you can but they may get jealous of each other and showing romantic interest in inanimate objects is against current social mores.

Wowie wow wow. Talk about spending. My idea of spending is renting a DVD or buying a bag of chips. I have a feeling he will appear in some crappy movies and return to being flush in a theater near you. Other than "Leaving Las Vegas", I can't think of a really good film he has been in. http://www.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/11/17/nicolas.cage.lawsuit/index.html

At 25 your car insurance rates drop, sweet.

Ok, I stand corrected Raising Arizona is a classic, ("not unless round is funny") I completly missed that one, the rest in my opinion were not my cup of tea. He will bounce back for sure, he has the income potential. The majority of the rest of us have to save and try to avoid his mistakes.

If they still sound good, keep-em, if there are no financial difficulties. You will be hard pressed to find better speakers that you wouldn’t spend much more money for than you would get if you sold those. Klipsch does not make these currently. Explain to your wife that both of you can’t afford to sell them now. Also if she likes music, make sure she feels comfortable to be able to use the system to listen to her own music when you're not there. That alone goes a long way to the WAF

and how many miles on her. I still have a 2001 Nissan Maxima with 105,000+ miles and a 2006 Corvette with 31,000+ miles. Here is a photo of the Maxima. So far two Oxygen sensers and a catalytic converter, besides the usual tires and breaks. The vette is too young to give me any issues other than a rash of 3 speeding tickets.

You can screw in the back? You're a lucky man.

[quote user="dtel"] My wife crazy every chance I get ! Wow, very green for Pluto, top notch. [/quote] How does she handle?