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I have an AC15 and I love mine too. It just has so much character and range, and basically everything sounds great coming out of it. I bought the AC15 last spring, and then last September I also bought a Blues Junior because I thought I also really needed a Fender tube amp. After playing the Blues Junior for a few weeks, I had the revelation that the Fender didn't do anything that the Vox didn't do better. IMO the AC15 has a better clean tone, much better gain, and I prefer the reverb on it as well.

I used to have a misconception that Vox amps were just good for sparkly clean tones (Beatles, U2, etc.) but I was totally wrong. When I tried it out at Guitar Center last year I fell in love with the Top Boost channel within seconds.

One of my favorite guitar-related YouTube channels is Psionic Audio, even though I only understand about 50% of the technical amplifier aspects he talks about. But he raves about how well designed and built the AC15s and AC30s are, especially for their reasonable price point.

Psionic Audio - VOX AC15

I think Arch Manning was unconscious from the point the OS defender's helmet made contact until he bounced off the ground.

I like An Ohio st. Because the home and home was great including the fans I experienced when at VT.

I like ND because they are ACC.

This is getting ridiculous. Maybe a new practice....If X number of posts are made on an unrelated subject (e.g. the Joker), admins move them to a new thread?

If you're a hiker the first couple miles of the kaualau trail should not be missed. You can do an out and back to a nice beach in a day and get Incredible views down the Na Pali coast. but not for those that have an issue with heights as there are some serious drop offs

Wife and I did north side of Kauai for our honeymoon a couple years ago (stayed 10 minutes past Hanalei) and let me tell you, there is not a more beautiful peaceful place on earth. Hanalei is a real nice town with some great sushi options and a fantastic little bakery (Hanalei bread co). Would recommend hanalei dolphin for sushi and postcards for more classic fare. Both a bit pricey but fantastic. And if you make it down south, Kauai island brewing is a great spot for a beer and bite nearish the airport

Highly recommend a helicopter tour of Kauai and/or a sunset catamaran tour of the Na apali Coast. There's also Koloa Rum Distillery to check out as well

I'm torn between what you said and the poster above. If not a meteor, then maybe Texas for the reasons you stated. I honestly like Texas but the whole $EC thing kind of washes that. I absolutely loathe a ohio state and they sit right there with miami/unc/pedo state/nd on that second step of hatedness (first step solely belongs to loluva)
But, just for this year, nd has my support. Screw anything $ec and Big10. .

The sad thing is that the first thing I thought of with "fastest hand in the west" was, well ...

Happy to hear any recommendations for things to do and places to eat in Charleston, SC. Will be there just after Easter. Food-wise, we're not into really fancy places. Indian, Italian, BBQ (that's just me, but the wife and daughter tolerate me taking them there now and then), chicken places, steak houses as long as for regular people and not foo-foo places. Fort Sumter and the downtown market are things I'm thinking about.

Also, any advice on what people think about the general areas around Emory University, University of Georgia, Clemson and University of South Carolina. Taking our daughter to look at the areas as she says she wants to go to school where it is warm but does not want to go out west, so we're looking GA, SC, NC, TN, VA. She does not want to be in a big city, so laces like Georgia Tech are out.

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