content delivery system, while fast, wasnt quite how the salesman had implied.

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Tue 11 Dec 2001, 4:14,
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Mariah Carey entertains the troops. Now I ask you - does this look like an insecure woman to you?

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Tue 11 Dec 2001, 4:08,
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what is the biggest thing you have ever lost and where did it go?
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Tue 11 Dec 2001, 3:59,
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thankyou very verymuch, that is a light of purest joy in my dark, dreary existence.
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Tue 11 Dec 2001, 7:13,
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Oxford Brookes Uni Student Union bar is called Harts after your good self..it also had a nice picture of you above the door..have you ever been there?
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Tue 11 Dec 2001, 3:41,
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Don't you know you've got your Daddy's eyes, Daddy was an alcoholic?
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Tue 11 Dec 2001, 3:34,
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no idea what you're talking about...
ahem..
(and i'd just like to point out that although i tried very hard to get the correct contextual positionings of the aforementioned 'woo' and 'yay', i fear i may have got it slightly astray. could we perhaps, under the circumstances, erect an intermediate adjective along the lines of "woay", to prevent further confusion?)
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Tue 11 Dec 2001, 0:26,
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ahem..
(and i'd just like to point out that although i tried very hard to get the correct contextual positionings of the aforementioned 'woo' and 'yay', i fear i may have got it slightly astray. could we perhaps, under the circumstances, erect an intermediate adjective along the lines of "woay", to prevent further confusion?)
I reccommend "The Correct Use of Woo and Yay in a Photoshopped Society" by Cliky Wu.
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Tue 11 Dec 2001, 3:31,
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is www.sputnik7.com/vod/vodartist.jsp?key=eple§ion=music
Fantastic music too.
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 20:43,
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Fantastic music too.
It's me humming and whistling along with the Archers theme tune. (Quite queitly so that I don't wake my flatmates up.)
Experience the future of recording sound here.
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 19:21,
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Experience the future of recording sound here.
A new Archers for the new millennium? Maybe you could put a few startled cow grunts in there.
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Tue 11 Dec 2001, 4:03,
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But hopefully a quick witted retort from the labrador puppy will ease the tension...

Flash version soon...
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 17:28,
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Flash version soon...
Well you have seen the television adverts aswell as the noticeboards,
I hacked into the Smirnoff website and found some shocking images that they were going to use for their campain.
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 16:53,
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I hacked into the Smirnoff website and found some shocking images that they were going to use for their campain.
Me and my missus would earnestly like to know if you are gay.
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 16:38,
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... what is it about him that makes people wonder?
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 16:43,
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...try to mould Morph into a cock? Or a poo?
And did he ever put Morph's head up one of his nostrils, for a laugh? Or tear one of Morph's legs off and stick it on his head? Or try starving him? Or make him a little arsehole with a sharpened pencil?
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 16:14,
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And did he ever put Morph's head up one of his nostrils, for a laugh? Or tear one of Morph's legs off and stick it on his head? Or try starving him? Or make him a little arsehole with a sharpened pencil?
... not sure I'll be faxing that to Tony. Have you got a nice question for Tony? Like
*) What happened to the pictures after they were in the gallery?
*) What was your favourite picture you remember from the gallery?
*) How much money will you give my mate Stu for the domain name he registered called takehart.com
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 16:23,
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*) What happened to the pictures after they were in the gallery?
*) What was your favourite picture you remember from the gallery?
*) How much money will you give my mate Stu for the domain name he registered called takehart.com
...how about:
- Did you ever lie and say that shite pictures in the gallery made from cornflakes or milk bottle tops were "profound statements wittily satirising the mislaid identity of the nation's youth, juxtaposed with the eternal futility of urban life?" (Or something)
- Did you pass off any of the kid's pictures as your own or nick ideas from them?
- The cravate: why? Did you suffer from a shaving rash or were you trying to hid a (second head/love bite/tattoo/miniscule siamese twin)
- Mr Bennett (the caretaker): were you ever tempted to glass him? He was very annoying as I remember and needed a slap.
- Did you ever use bodily fluids to create works of art, like Chris Ofili or Gilbert and George?
- Were you ever tempted to create a piece of art on the show that could be deemed controversial or upsetting, just to see if you could get away with it?
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 16:38,
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- Did you ever lie and say that shite pictures in the gallery made from cornflakes or milk bottle tops were "profound statements wittily satirising the mislaid identity of the nation's youth, juxtaposed with the eternal futility of urban life?" (Or something)
- Did you pass off any of the kid's pictures as your own or nick ideas from them?
- The cravate: why? Did you suffer from a shaving rash or were you trying to hid a (second head/love bite/tattoo/miniscule siamese twin)
- Mr Bennett (the caretaker): were you ever tempted to glass him? He was very annoying as I remember and needed a slap.
- Did you ever use bodily fluids to create works of art, like Chris Ofili or Gilbert and George?
- Were you ever tempted to create a piece of art on the show that could be deemed controversial or upsetting, just to see if you could get away with it?
i am afraid it's true i was envolved in a night of passion with andy peters. he's laaaaarvly!
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Tue 11 Dec 2001, 6:43,
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I've had an idea for a bit of sequenced audio...
In the past I've used Fasttracker II for this kind of stuff.
This won't run on my super modern PC. Gah.
I've tried Fruity Loops, but this wants be to register for importing samples.... And madtracker & modplay ... well I've just spent a couple of hours on them ... and they suck.
What do you reckon? Or should I just fork out the cash for fruityloops?
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 15:25,
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In the past I've used Fasttracker II for this kind of stuff.
This won't run on my super modern PC. Gah.
I've tried Fruity Loops, but this wants be to register for importing samples.... And madtracker & modplay ... well I've just spent a couple of hours on them ... and they suck.
What do you reckon? Or should I just fork out the cash for fruityloops?
the full fruityloops package is getting pretty complex, but still tends to favour four to the floor dance stompers. If you want to pull together sample based music, you could go the acid route (much more satisfying results than fruity loops as a beginner) - a free cutdown version is at here and download the free cutdown version acid express, or buy a copy of acid music for around £30. If its just sequencing, get a free version of cubasis from the disc on the front of Computer Music magazine.
And er make music...
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 15:38,
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And er make music...
... but 27MB? My dialup will never stand it.
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 15:41,
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... sadly at work - although we have nice quick connection, we don't have a CD burner.
Oh well. 12% done.
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 15:55,
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Oh well. 12% done.
I'll see how I get on with this Acid thing. It sounds interesting.
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 17:20,
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well let us know if you do, ive got plenty of old soft samplers/sequencers etc lying around collecting dust, ACID amongst them.
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 17:28,
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if this cuts out now... i'm going to go "grr.." and hit the keyboard - and turn off the PC too quickly. That'll show it.
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 17:18,
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as fine as www.dictionaraoke.org?
I particularly liked the ramones and snoop doggy dogg covers...inspired obsessiveness like this will be rewarded in heaven...
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 15:42,
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I particularly liked the ramones and snoop doggy dogg covers...inspired obsessiveness like this will be rewarded in heaven...
here but you must buy it if you intend to use it for any period of time ...lalala - nuff said
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 20:59,
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i forgot to say that i recomend friutyloops3 it can do some really amazing things with samples once youve got your head round it (which shouldnt be difficult if youve used an old tracker style prog before)
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 21:02,
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The monkey rocks!
(That explosion sound reminds me of an old Amiga game called CaveRunner...)
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 17:03,
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(That explosion sound reminds me of an old Amiga game called CaveRunner...)
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