What shirt would look absolutely sick with these jeans and this belt???

by McColin

http://www.hottopic.com/hottopic/Accessories/BeltsBuckles/Hot-Pink-Three-Row-Pyramid-Stud-Belt-250812.jsp

and white skinny jeans
the fuck u answered then???
=S

Answer by Soccerchick315
a dark conservational, baggy, shortsleeved cotton regular teeshirt. sooo baadddddddd. eeeew.

=]

Answer by Ellie:)
one of those small vest things that is like small and half way. . . I hope you know what I mean! but it would look incredible!

Answer by Why exactly are you so serious?
A fitted black t shirt w/ a vest, like one of the ones that go up half way. A gray one.

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Service-Oriented Conversation Pyramid


Image by Geoff Livingston
Forrester Social Technographics profile really makes it simple for marketers to grasp the social web community. At the same time, it offers a top down approach from the view of the influencer. In many ways, while an accurate portrayal of the way information flows from an influencer, this image still has a bit of a command and control ethos to it.

Going back to the community principles from Now Is Gone, and based on experiences working in social media, I suggest an inverted approach. This service-oriented model puts the community (spectators) on top, followed by joiners, collectors, critics and finally the creator, who is the source of content.

The above pyramid demonstrates the service oriented model, and does so by hot and cold colors in deference to Marshall McLuhan. Blue represents low levels of participation (or cool media) versus orange and red "hot media" participants.

From this perspective, the corporate content creator or social PR person uses the tools outlined in Rigby’s book provide valuable content, ultimately meant to serve spectators — specifically, an organization’s stakeholders. In this model, they have the power to participate (or not), and as such they should be kept on top or given the most power in the overall community.

i just got this woofer its 1200 peak and 600rms so it says i start by it on a 150 rms amp and the speaker is getting hot and started to smell a small so i stop. is this suposed to happen to a new speaker or should i return this or why is it doing this

Answer by N2Audio
For one, it’s doubtless highly over-rated. So take upon yourself its a 300-500w sub instead of a 600w sub.

Do you have the bass boost and gain cranked to their max on your amp? That is never excellent for a sub no matter how excellent the quality is.

At the end of the day — cheap equipment fails. It’s just not very excellent quality from the start and when it’s abused it doesn’t last long.

Answer by Mr Burn
pyramid = complete garbage. return it and buy a excellent brand sub.

you get what you pay for.

Answer by Andrew
chose l pyramid is nothing but complete garbage
even sony makes it better lol

Answer by draggin
pyramid is total trash. ( sorry ) it is so terrible I would divide all of their ratings by 10.
if they say it will take 600 watts 60 watts is closer to the certainty.

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