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Jabberwonky wrote:I got an actual lol out of that line...adding it to 'Have you gotten over that raging case of mono?' to my queue thinning lines...

Can a raging case of mono be treated with some calming stereo?

shadowinthelight wrote:

Jabberwonky wrote:I got an actual lol out of that line...adding it to 'Have you gotten over that raging case of mono?' to my queue thinning lines...

Can a raging case of mono be treated with some calming stereo?

BAHAHAHAHAHA!

I've heard that some mellow surround works just fine, too.

shadowinthelight wrote:

Jabberwonky wrote:I got an actual lol out of that line...adding it to 'Have you gotten over that raging case of mono?' to my queue thinning lines...

Can a raging case of mono be treated with some calming stereo?

*sigh* I'm still looking for four track recordings for my Quadraphonic system...

Jabberwonky wrote:

shadowinthelight wrote:

Jabberwonky wrote:I got an actual lol out of that line...adding it to 'Have you gotten over that raging case of mono?' to my queue thinning lines...

Can a raging case of mono be treated with some calming stereo?

*sigh* I'm still looking for four track recordings for my Quadraphonic system...

Talk to Roger Daltrey and Pete Townsend.

jwhouk wrote:

Jabberwonky wrote:

shadowinthelight wrote: Can a raging case of mono be treated with some calming stereo?

*sigh* I'm still looking for four track recordings for my Quadraphonic system...

Talk to Roger Daltrey and Pete Townsend.

Who?

Hansontoons wrote:

jwhouk wrote:

Jabberwonky wrote: *sigh* I'm still looking for four track recordings for my Quadraphonic system...

Talk to Roger Daltrey and Pete Townsend.

Who?

*whistles innocently with freshly polished halo stabilisers*

Jabberwonky wrote:*sigh* I'm still looking for four track recordings for my Quadraphonic system...

Yeah, that was an over-nite sensation . . .

That was just about the last of his albums i bought...

The Mayan calendar resurfaces, several years after disaster was averted by our gang of ladies...

http://www.gocomics.com/tough-town/2015/10/18

Dave wrote:The Mayan calendar resurfaces, several years after disaster was averted by our gang of ladies...

http://www.gocomics.com/tough-town/2015/10/18

Caution: There's an F-bomb in this one...

In case you like reading print comics electronically (like I'm doing lately) and need a bit of fodder - the new Humble Book Bundle is full of Top Cow comics; mostly Witchblade universe related (which I always kept off looking at since it's so overwhelming, but 664 USD worth of comics for 15 (or more) USD lowers that bar significantly.)

And even if Witchblade isn't your cup of tea - you also get Sunstone volumes 1-3 for your money... *squeee*

Leak wrote:And even if Witchblade isn't your cup of tea - you also get Sunstone volumes 1-3 for your money... *squeee*

I thought that sounded familiar.

Pass.

AnotherFairportfan wrote:

Leak wrote:And even if Witchblade isn't your cup of tea - you also get Sunstone volumes 1-3 for your money... *squeee*

I thought that sounded familiar.

Pass.

Just out of curiosity - why?

Typeminer wrote:

Jabberwonky wrote:*sigh* I'm still looking for four track recordings for my Quadraphonic system...

Yeah, that was an over-nite sensation . . .

Her stereo was four-way...

Leak wrote:

AnotherFairportfan wrote:

Leak wrote:And even if Witchblade isn't your cup of tea - you also get Sunstone volumes 1-3 for your money... *squeee*

I thought that sounded familiar.

Pass.

Just out of curiosity - why?

Subject matter not to my taste.

lake_wrangler wrote:He might have gottten away from that one bite, but unless he can swim really, really fast, I'm betting the shark got his second chance, and chances are he didn't miss, the second time around...

Judging by the angle of attack, the shark was likely employing the vertical deep water ambush technique. Great Whites, when hunting like that, will swim extremely fast up at the underside of an unsuspecting seal. If the first attack fails, the seal, if uninjured, gains the advantage. Seals are fare more agile than Great Whites, and are much more likely to be capable of avoiding being renamed "lunch" if the initial ambush fails.
It's not a matter of straight-line-speed at that point... It's a bit like pitting a classic American muscle car against a little drifter... Both are fast; who wins the race depends on how many corners are in the road.

So, i wanna google something, and i'm in Firefox, so i open a new window, and, there in the "Speed Dial" app screen, is a special Google Doodle, something that looks, at first glance and at that size like pieces of sushi:



But i look more closely, and i see that it's not sushi.



It's cakes and things.

So, being curious, i move the mouse over it for the alt.txt.

Not sure i like this:
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LOL at the idea so many people would still be reading newspapers today.

AnotherFairportfan wrote:So, i wanna google something, and i'm in Firefox, so i open a new window, and, there in the "Speed Dial" app screen, is a special Google Doodle, something that looks, at first glance and at that size like pieces of sushi:

Edit Image: Gobble Doodle

But i look more closely, and i see that it's not sushi.

Edit Image: Close-up of Gobble Doodle

It's cakes and things.

So, being curious, i move the mouse over it for the alt.txt.

Not sure i like this:
Scroll Down Some. A little more, i think ...

Edit: Slightly Creepy Message

Yeah, sometimes Google will give me the willies with how predictive it is when I pop in and with the first letter it's got selections from what I was just looking at on other pages, and sometimes other browsers...

It's a bit creepy at times...