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Plus they hammered me to the tune of $17 on shipping. that all? over here we'll pay that or more on small computer parts ($20 is pretty standard). cost me $100 each to get my 2 jack 110s from the next state. who ever had those ox blood coloured cabs they looked cool. also the purple array on the bl...

In Texas, we measure distances using phrases such as: dang near o'var (over there) smidgen poofteenth (its a poofteenth of a mm out) whisker (a whisker closer) bee's d_ck (it needs to go a bee's d_ck more) songs (he did the trip in 3 songs) cans/bottles/drinks (its 2 cans/bottles/drinks to the next...

Depends where you live and what job you do. where i am both systems are used even by people my age and younger. I don't know how old you are but same applies here. In fact, I find more and more people are mentioning inches more often these days. Miles have disappeared though to a great extent expec...

TwoTone wrote:Here in Australia we went to metric in about 1966 I think and the imperial is pretty much dead in the water now.

Depends where you live and what job you do. where i am both systems are used even by people my age and younger.

i have learned not to say anything more about my job than 'i fix computers' and normally after i say that i get on of 2 responses. 1. 'oh ok' then they walk off 2. 'my laptop doesn't work can you fix it?' this last week we had a network upgrade that required the computer systems to go down for a day...

AntonZ wrote:Thanks Mike. Bloody hell, $254 for these amps . So far €365 is the best I have seen in Europe (shipping not included). That's about twice as much .

best ive seen in Australia is $600

UROK wrote:In the UK now that they have passed a new law, if you want to smoke a fag you gotta do it outside the pub.

same in Australia now too. so now everyone sits out side.

I find it interesting that "fanny" refers to two completely different parts of the anatomy to Yanks and Brits. Aahh yes. Here 'fanny' means female genitalia. I was hosting a barbeque once and we had an American female guest, who because of her accent and perception of self importance came...

take the wood to you local kindergarten, they like giving the kids random bits of wood to nail random things to. then they have to dump it.

It only takes a couple of minutes before they come back and yell. Evan when i do not have anything in the Mix except kick and vocals. You all have been there! Hell yeah. I had a bride crying once. and that was with just vocals and me telling the band to play softer, and softer. i had all the channe...

were they happy with the sound?

Harley wrote:Dunny means toilet, particularly the outdoor types. Young Kiwis/Aussies probably don't use it so much nowadays.

in cities not so much, but out were i live its still quite common. the old shearers still spin some cracker yarns.

no that comes in later years.

well how you talk is wiping out our colourful language, all those movies and tv shows. ive seen Australian kids that have started school with American accents.

That there is an interesting device, although it doesn't say that its and access point or router (so it probably wont replace the router at home, but that is irrelevant for sound use). kinda reminds me of the old print server boxes we used to use before printers had Ethernet cards. the xti owners co...