What does Flat earth mean to you?

Is this not an apt analogy?

We really like eating meat, we really can't understand what all the fuss is about with killing animals for food. So that everyone knows how we feel, henceforth we will call ourselves "Vegetarians"

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Originally Posted by Alex_UK

Is this not an apt analogy?

We really like eating meat, we really can't understand what all the fuss is about with killing animals for food. So that everyone knows how we feel, henceforth we will call ourselves "Vegetarians"

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Oh FFS... Has anyone bothered reading anything Steve and me have written on this thread??? :brickwall:

It's all yours, Steve. I'm tired of trying to penetrate concrete!! 'Obtuse' doesn't even scratch the surface! http://img264.imageshack.us/img264/5...smileys999.gif


I shall seek sanctuary in the relative sanity of my music room. Ciao...

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Then.........

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Before........


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And lastly.........


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Marco.

Darling, where did you put my Benzodiazepine ? :D

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Originally Posted by anthonyTD

flat earth what does it mean to me?
maybe someone sat on it.:scratch::ner::eek::lolsign:
seriously though, i cant help but relate it to the human race's exceptance that the world was flat, and that if you went too far near the edge you would fall off! obviously that atitude quickly changed once the world had been explored properly! so, if we are going to refer to this flat earth slogan as an asset, please,,, those that know its true meaning explain it to us dafties.:eyebrows:
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maybe we should call our new found methology, the oval earth society.
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Well Marco you did ask for some lateral thinking, and for us to think outside the box! ;)

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the oval earth society.
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Seconded. ;)

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maybe we should call our new found methology, the oval earth society.
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I was thinking 'Curled Up At The Edges'

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'Terra-deflatus

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Originally Posted by The Grand Wazoo

I was thinking 'Curled Up At The Edges'

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'Terra-deflatus

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Before Linn released the LP12 in 1973, which was basically an Ariston RD11, many hi-fi companies had promoted electrical specifications as indicative of their products performance.

Conventional wisdom at the time in the hi-fi community was that the loudspeaker was the most important part of a hi-fi system. Linn championed the "source-first" approach, arguing that, whilst a system was only as good as its weakest link, the most important part of any system was the source.

Linn had focused on its products ability to reproduce the elements of music as judged subjectively - sometimes referred to as "PRAT" for pace, rhythm and timing - or, in Linn's terminology, "pitch accuracy".

Since many of the principles Linn subscribed to were thought to be heretical, or flying in the face of conventional wisdom, Linn/Naim aficionados were nicknamed "Flat Earthers", sometimes affectionately, sometimes derogatorily.

Juat a little bit of history explaining where I beleive the term "Flat Earthers" originated from! Might be of some help to those that are not sure of the term from an Hi-Fi perspective.