X2 man I would of told him I saw that you turned the gain all they way up and that is your own fault. I would of not bothered with it. If he gets it back after it comes back from repair and he blows it again tell him it is not your problem. You set the gains and he changed them. Therefor not your problem.
//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wow.gif.23d729408e9177caa2a0ed6a2ba6588e.gif why do you love it? i just read all your replies and the OP obviously got you to bite.
Does that only go for white people saying it? Or do you get offended when your black friends say it, and suggest that any way/time it is used it is disrespectful? Im not prejudice, but I do not like the double standard placed on that word these days. If black people hate the word, they should not use it either. IN using it, and making it a part of their culture by using it casually in conversation, music, etc, they should not be offended by the word itself. Words dont hurt, meanings of words hurt. To place an arbitrary label of 'disrespectful' on a word that black people themselves use in respectful ways is a double standard that should not be tolerated, no matter what race you are.
