How did the eggs get there?
I mean, if they went in - won't they come out?
'A Hole in the World'
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How did the eggs get there?
I mean, if they went in - won't they come out?
Silly sumi! The Easter bunny laid them there.
Using Magic.
Jess, I have my doubts that there's a way to open the woofer so that it closes again. Unless there are obvious screws (which I doubt), it's joined like a cabinet.
There's kind of a hole in the front that's just big enough for a child's arm to go in, and then a big empty space inside for sound to reverberate and for things to get lost in.
It's the one that came with this AV reciever:
but I can't find a picture of it online just now.
There *are* screws in the back, but not ones that look like they'd open it up.
HA! Drew gave me that exact receiver when he replaced it in his own system. He kept the speakers though. He has that same subwoofer in his house, so he could tell you if it's openable.
Yes, it would appear that I do. When I head back over to the house from the studio later I'll take a look at it.
Thanks! Apart from the eggs (which he's already forgotten about), I'd love to know what else is in there that I don't know about...
Okay folks, I need your help. I would like to investigate getting a media center, but I'm not sure what the pros and cons are to various options. I really want the set top device that will let me play netflix streaming video, but I would LOVE a unit to play them all: netflix, avi video files and hulu. Is there such a thing? Will boxee do this? What do I need to have boxee functionality linked to my tv?
It's probably overkill, but I love my MacMini.
Ditto, especially with the new Hulu desktop application that they released last week.