957. Marc (h00102b024a85.ne.client2.attbi.com) –
09 Nov 2003 10:34:23
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And old favorite of mine for any advertizing:
98% Cholera free! |
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956. Tom 7 (h-66-167-91-149.phlapafg.dynamic.covad.net) –
08 Nov 2003 23:28:48
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Thanks! |
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955. Pikaphreak (adsl-65-65-193-244.dsl.stlsmo.swbell.net) –
08 Nov 2003 22:44:06
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Random slogans to use:
Now with 50% more 42!
Moving at the speed of Marching Band.
Thank Teekahepool it's Friday!
Loves the Fish Killer you hate.
Promise her anything, but give her Twenty-Five.
Off we go to Geometry World!
Because so much is riding on your cookie.
Look for the Trey label.
Good luck writing your book!
(that one wasn't really a slogan) =)
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Yeah, I'm thinking of software solutions.... |
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Well, except the VG-88 isn't THAT cheap... $1000 when I bought it. Throw in a Les Paul with a hex pickup and you might be hitting $4500 anyway.
Ah for the days when I made $90K. |
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Huh, cool. Hex pickups might be a cheap way to get the auto-tuning guitar I've always wanted... |
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wot the hells up with the fuzzy bunnys n happy clowns dude it sucks thers sum guy fittin here |
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I don't know if you get automagic reports when somebody posts here--if not, dunno if you'll ever see this--but I forgot to check back on previous posts comments, so I missed when you said a nice thing about Font of Wisdom and 32768NO, so here's the response...
32768NO was just an amazing discovery that all three 5-digit powers of two worked in standard tuning. (Of course, had they not, maybe I'd have tried an altered tuning.)
On the electric guitar side of the fence, I use a Roland VG-88, which is a supposedly-physical-modelling processor that processes each string separately (through a guitar synth pickup), so one of the things it can do is pitch shift each string independently. I'm usually in too much of a hurry on AADs to do any programming, though, so I just use whatever's there, and I haven't been much of an "experiment with altered tunings" person generally (although in part that's because it's horribly confusing if you can still hear the (normally-tuned) string acoustically when you play it, which I can at reasonable volumes, so I'd have to wear headphones for it to work--and in part because when I'm not recording I usually just play on the electric without turning anything on.)
"March/April Time" on "Suggest a Title 2" uses a factory patch which is tuned down by two whole steps (called "capo -4"), and two other of my AAD songs used the VG-88 to tune down an octave, but that's the extent that I've done anything with it. I guess I should program a bunch of new patches in advance of my next AAD. |
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949. Anonymous (cce04.racsa.co.cr) –
06 Nov 2003 18:31:24
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gays |
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948. Not A Retard Guy (213.249.155.237) –
06 Nov 2003 04:30:16
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RETARDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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947. Ammi (202.1.203.8) –
06 Nov 2003 02:15:04
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Hi |
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946. Seabass (66.55.44.25) –
05 Nov 2003 17:12:53
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SUUUUUUUUUPPPPEEEEERRRR GRRRRRREEEEEEEGGGGGGG! Definitely a hero in my book!!! |
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945. cdinwood (pobrecita.wv.cc.cmu.edu) –
05 Nov 2003 14:27:27
[ UPD: Fall Photos ]
I like ginko because they never get past yellow-colored, so you don't have that strange green-orange color leaves sometimes get. |
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I like the photo of the ginko "stinky" leaves. Ginkos are an odd looking tree with cool looking leaves. |
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943. Chris_Wass (207.227.21.162) –
04 Nov 2003 10:30:07
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Taboos be damned! We're talking word count here, baby! |
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942. Tom 7 (h-66-167-161-29.phlapafg.dynamic.covad.net) –
03 Nov 2003 22:05:42
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Writing about writing is the one taboo to avoid! But I like the idea of tattoos on asses. |
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941. Chris_Wass (207.227.21.162) –
03 Nov 2003 18:15:00
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Writing about Writing, aka, A Tattoo On My Ass of An Ass |
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940. David C. Daniel (64-40-57-131.nocharge.com) –
03 Nov 2003 06:26:55
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Oh, almost forgot my phrase donation for your project: nation building |
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939. David C. Daniel (64-40-57-131.nocharge.com) –
03 Nov 2003 06:25:41
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Well, if the two orphans together aren't longer than one book you can count them both as one. Another option is to physically combine the two MSs. Viola! one orphaned book.
I have only one orphaned novel. I briefly considered turning it into a screenplay. I decided it should be a novel first. |
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938. Tom 7 (h-66-167-161-29.phlapafg.dynamic.covad.net) –
02 Nov 2003 21:27:28
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But I already have an orphaned book laying around. It's bad to have two! |
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What about <i>Where in the World is Carmen Sandioago?</i>? That shit on for far too long. |
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936. David C. Daniel [http://keylight.blog... (66-109-197-177.nocharge.com) –
02 Nov 2003 19:43:24
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I'm glad to see you're still still around! I'm a big fan of your fonts. I'm also a writer (for the screen), and a blogger, as it were. I've been on a bit of a break too: I have pages submitted to an L.A. management company and it's as good an excuse as any to stop writing for a bit.
I've been playing with CSS (my ranking is novice) on my new home page:
http://dcdaniel.greatnow.com/
I have some freeware fonts there and a link to your site too.
Good luck with the novel. Don't feel bad if you don't finish it--every writer has at least one orphaned book laying around.
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935. Anonymous (205.136.84.146) –
02 Nov 2003 19:22:50
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in |
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934. Anonymous (205.136.84.146) –
02 Nov 2003 19:16:56
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chantel farrington
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933. Clyde, friend of Stulove (dyn116.usa.utulsa.edu) –
02 Nov 2003 12:01:53
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Obviously, "Lemmata of Love". |
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