yeah, well if you have to do only one thing at a time (can you eat and do any of these?)
I guess I would have several thousand less books read, movies watched, and songs heard, so I think I will not be too worried about my lack of appreciation - I even get time to listen to, read, or watch the good ones more than once then, as well
Greatest is hard, but Satriani and Vai are still good.
Luckily, no Clapton, all the old stuff doesn't have this problem, so you can play your Edge of Darkness soundtrack in amidst your golf outings to Scotland whenever you want.
errr.. not quite yet, most people who are 30 or so plus I think remember what records are and what their record players do:) Maybe even some 25 year olds as well!
Yeah, that sort of thing should work. My grandfather was a ship captain, he had a really good whistle from that. The parental teacher types had football umpire type whistles for the inevitable prank phone calls from kids. Should work on dodgy Indians, but probably not computers!
Yeah, even I have been noticing it a lot more recently, especially having ADSL now One thing to be said for the old dial up internet, using that a lot meant that telemarketers never used to be a problem!:)
I'd like to know the parts of Australia that don't have shitty metered bandwidth actually!
Darwin award gets tougher to win all the time, by the looks of it?
yeah, well if you have to do only one thing at a time (can you eat and do any of these?)
I guess I would have several thousand less books read, movies watched, and songs heard, so I think I will not be too worried about my lack of appreciation - I even get time to listen to, read, or watch the good ones more than once then, as well
2 places lower than Space Truckers, perhaps?
or
:)
3. It is possible to do more than one thing at a time for a lot of us
and yes, reading a book and watching a movie is done frequently, harder at a cinema though, in the dark
Or, more likely, people would have a hell of a lot more cassettes.
Or Warner. I had to take back a copy protected disc that wouldn't work the other day.
Of course, lots of people call listening to music and not doing anything else, unless at a gig of course, either one, two, or both of these :-
1. boring
2. a waste of time
Wow. Never came across that one!
That is in the first episode of The Professionals though, not The Prisoner, the 'exploding cleavage' scenario. :)
Yeah, according to that article, watch for 1 day, seed for 30? Great deal, not.
Greatest is hard, but Satriani and Vai are still good.
Luckily, no Clapton, all the old stuff doesn't have this problem, so you can play your Edge of Darkness soundtrack in amidst your golf outings to Scotland whenever you want.
1. CEO/Board on criminal trial, same as any other cracker that has been caught
2. Sell real CDs
Dickhead Recordings Management
spelled S-O-N-Y
Beer with no alcohol? Faux beer? Sounds pretty unconstitutional to me!
Stil, this is Paul MD, didn't we talk about this already?
Well, I certainly wouldn't give L-Meat to my dog! :)
You got a torrent of that phone message then? :)
errr.. not quite yet, most people who are 30 or so plus I think remember what records are and what their record players do :) Maybe even some 25 year olds as well!
Plus the odd gross of DJs in clubs?
Yes, but they couldn't logo-brand your DNA that way.
Me, I'd say, that if I had a cent for every left wing billionaire media baron, I don't think I'd be buying very much. :)
Yeah, that sort of thing should work. My grandfather was a ship captain, he had a really good whistle from that. The parental teacher types had football umpire type whistles for the inevitable prank phone calls from kids. Should work on dodgy Indians, but probably not computers!
Yeah, even I have been noticing it a lot more recently, especially having ADSL now One thing to be said for the old dial up internet, using that a lot meant that telemarketers never used to be a problem! :)
Brave and Free?
Fighting Evil?
Not the sort of kid those media companies would like, I think!
and the Superboy series, I'd buy that one, even as a download.