Well, it’s better than my first setup, which was a 78 record player and a crystal set.
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I’m a bit surprised they have the lights on. I’m no horseman, but I’ve been told that one way to keep a horse calm is to blindfold it.https://www.buzzfeed.com/daves4/interesting-pictures-jan-9-2024 4. This is what it looks like when a whole bunch of horses fly on a plane:
well, if y'all gonna boast then so am I. I work in Salad Bowl City. Fresh veggies here, there and everywhere
I generally don't like live performances, covers, or remixes. Not my thing. Obviously, there are exceptions, for example, I think Under A Blood Red Sky by U2 is better than any of their studio performances by a long shot (at least pre-1983).
Marmite?
Know of it. Never tried it. I probably will next time I get a chance just see what it's like.
Marmite: Just remember to put it on something like a piece of toast. Don't eat marmite straight up like some wacko
did to impress the Australian tour guide. (The equivalent to marmite in Australia is vegemite, but I understand that the two are slightly different.) However, the reaction of a Yank to first eating either one is quite similar.
Well this reminds me of a physician I used to work with. From the Dominican Republic his first trip to an American sushi joint he was confronted with wasabi . He thought it was avocado paste. A full mouthful had him running to the bathroom with a mouth temperature of 212 deg F.Marmite: Just remember to put it on something like a piece of toast. Don't eat marmite straight up like some wacko
Its made from the yeast extract after brewing beer! Very tangy, I can't live without it, don't like Vegemite though.Marmite: Just remember to put it on something like a piece of toast. Don't eat marmite straight up like some wacko
When I was a toddler the two things my mother could guarantee to get me to eat were Marmite and more bizarrely .......... Spinach! - but I don't have an anchor tattoo or smoke a pipe though
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Is there a first class? And do those horses get feedbags?
Can't see any feedbags must be a budget airline.
Worst I ever flew on was Sabena, they literally threw a sandwich at me for the onboard 'meal', I was travelling in scum class.
Ok gang... start working these words into casual conversation, three times a day:
https://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2024/0...-Word-Warriors-long-lost-words/5441704909300/
And maybe our forum posts. It does certainly seem we have some blatherskite's around here.
https://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2024/0...-Word-Warriors-long-lost-words/5441704909300/
And maybe our forum posts. It does certainly seem we have some blatherskite's around here.
hope my wife does not see rawgabbit. I'll be accused of being one, BTW - always love a dollop of sour cream on my burrito
A dollop of Daisy? You bet!
As per J. Seinfeld: "how can you tell when sour cream goes bad? Does it taste sweet?"
I'm getting too good at transparently squishing stuff. I didn't even have to hard/soft clip any of the elements here. I just sometimes do it for fun, I would never release music that's this dynamically compressed!
Truly a "wall of sound".
Eat your heart out Phil Spector,
Squishing in stereo is easy...it's squishing in multichannel and maintaining a consistent sound that's the hard part.
Luckily I figured out how to squish multichannel songs too.
In my squishing explorations, I've discovered you can make a dynamically squished song sound quite good, and minimize the audible artifacts and clipping. This leads me to believe mixing/mastering engineers are being LAZY with their brickwalling.
And as a bonus, here's the original waveform for what I bricked.
This is pretty cool. Transparent TVs....
https://www.soundandvision.com/content/watch-magic-lg-s-transparent-tv
https://www.soundandvision.com/content/watch-magic-lg-s-transparent-tv
My advice would be to spread it thin, on buttered toast or bread. I've tried Vegemite, it seemed to me to be a toned down version of Marmite. I always have a jar of Marmite, or a supermarkets own equivalent, in my cupboard.Marmite: Just remember to put it on something like a piece of toast. Don't eat marmite straight up like some wacko
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