The Chill Out Zone - Page 8092

NigelOBB · 15th August 2015, 20:35

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Originally Posted by w44nty

I think this will become a regular Saturday nights entertainment

You been upsetting peeps again Steve ??

MrDoodles · 15th August 2015, 20:37

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Originally Posted by coolcat

We think Molly got stung on her foot by a wasp,
She was swatting at something in the garden then came flying back in at a rate of knots and then wouldn't put her front paw down.
She cried if you touched it but we couldn't see anything.
A liberal covering of antihistamine cream was applied to her paw.
She is now putting the foot down again and no longer crying so it seems to have done the trick

She loves getting into scrapes does our Molly!

She definitely looks sorry for herself there Jeff!

Glad to hear that she's on the mend!

maxxpump · 15th August 2015, 20:41

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Originally Posted by coolcat

What component and sub speakers are you running at the moment Stuart?
I know we've discussed it before but I can't remember

in the front I have FLi FI6 Comp-F3 component speakers, the sub I have is a Alpine SWE-815. I was thinking of upgrading the fli speakers to focal speakers and installing the fli's in the back, but now I'be found the fli speakers don't sound too bad. I'm just deciding what to put in the back and will have to take a pick. I wanted focals in the back originally but the amp is 60 watt RMS per channel and the focals are 50watt RMS per channel. I would love the focals but am worried about blowing them up. What do you think? The fli's are budget speakers and I am willing to upgrade the whole lot to focals and take back the 4 channel amp if I can find a amp and speaker set-up that won't damage each other and will sound good.

P.s: the amp is a Pioneer GM-A4604

stevestrat · 15th August 2015, 20:50

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Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Have you had any writings added to your leg plaster yet Steve?

"This Way Up"!

coolcat · 15th August 2015, 20:52

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Originally Posted by MrDoodles

She definitely looks sorry for herself there Jeff!

Glad to hear that she's on the mend!

Thanks Mark, one of these days she will learn from her many adventures

coolcat · 15th August 2015, 20:56

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Originally Posted by maxxpump

in the front I have FLi FI6 Comp-F3 component speakers, the sub I have is a Alpine SWE-815. I was thinking of upgrading the fli speakers to focal speakers and installing the fli's in the back, but now I'be found the fli speakers don't sound too bad. I'm just deciding what to put in the back and will have to take a pick. I wanted focals in the back originally but the amp is 60 watt RMS per channel and the focals are 50watt RMS per channel. I would love the focals but am worried about blowing them up. What do you think? The fli's are budget speakers and I am willing to upgrade the whole lot to focals and take back the 4 channel amp if I can find a amp and speaker set-up that won't damage each other and will sound good.

P.s: the amp is a Pioneer GM-A4604

You'll be fine, remember the figures you posted are a maximum power output and it's very unlikely you will reach those levels, besides the amp will have a gain control so you can just dial it back a little to be safe

MrDoodles · 15th August 2015, 20:56

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Originally Posted by coolcat

Thanks Mark, one of these days she will learn from her many adventures

As we both know Jeff, cats rarely do!

Our youngest (a ginger and white female) has a sore lower lip from fighting with other cats in the street!

Has she stopped fighting?

What do you think!

coolcat · 15th August 2015, 20:58

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Originally Posted by MrDoodles

As we both know Jeff, cats rarely do!

Our youngest (a ginger and white female) has a sore lower lip from fighting with other cats in the street!

Has she stopped fighting?

What do you think!

Talking of cats fighting, this is the injury my Sydney picked up whilst trying to be TopCat on our street

Thankfully it's all healed up nicely now

coolcat · 15th August 2015, 21:00

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Originally Posted by NigelOBB

Gizmo is a Dreamie addict don't know what they put in them, but sometimes he will only eat them

Legal highs for cats Nigel

MrDoodles · 15th August 2015, 21:04

The funniest thing is, our eldest (a male tabby who's about 5lbs in weight dripping wet and now 14 years old) has the entire street of cats scared of him, because if a cat comes towards him with all heckles up and spitting, he just sits there and by the time the cats actually got to him, because he hasn't moved, they have a change of mind and scarper in the other direction!

He just seems not to have any fear at all!

At our old house, he even saw off a stray Alsation that came into our garden!

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MrDoodles Banned MG ZT+ V6 190 Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Spalding Posts: 13,245 Thanks: 369 Thanked 1,196 Times in 818 Posts	The funniest thing is, our eldest (a male tabby who's about 5lbs in weight dripping wet and now 14 years old) has the entire street of cats scared of him, because if a cat comes towards him with all heckles up and spitting, he just sits there and by the time the cats actually got to him, because he hasn't moved, they have a change of mind and scarper in the other direction! He just seems not to have any fear at all! At our old house, he even saw off a stray Alsation that came into our garden!