Man I *so* hate that term...
Marco.
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Man I *so* hate that term...
Marco.
I'm not terribly keen on the word so used as emphasis. It's a bit teen speak as in:
I'm SOoo... not going to school today.
I'm SOoo not into That prick Dean Carter in Year 10
I'm SOoo just going to have to kick Dean's head in.
But we all have our little pet hates, don't we?
Yep, and mine is hen-pecked husbands. Not that's I'm saying you're one, of course :)
The saying "She who must be obeyed" just makes me cringe!! :mental:
Marco.
Marco,
Think irony and think Lacey :eyebrows:
And 'nagger'... ;)
Marco.
Always makes me think of Rumpole of the Bailey.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
LOL yeah. Great programme!
Marco.
I come on here, try to enter the discussions, make a few simple comments and what do I get....Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Not very friendly you lot are you
Sorry, Penda, I can see why you've taken it that way. Nothing negative was meant at you personally, and most certainly nothing unfriendly, so just ignore us bunch of grumpy old gits! :)
I personally would like to know what you meant by this:
If your system sounds fantastic why would it be tiring?Quote:
1. If it sounds fantastic - it most likely will be tiring
Marco.
I suspect Penda may be reffering to the way some products are designed in such a way as to impress in short demo's, but are unbalanced in frequency response (e.g. boom tizz factor). Sometimes they can sound great initially, but become difficult to listen to for prolonged periods.
The stuff we want sounds fantastic at first and just gets better the longer we listen!:gig: