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Fantastic word game

That's alright with you if you wish not to use the "E" in "clue," just as long as it means the same thing.
 
"Hear me now and believe me later" was a catch phrase for Hans and Franz, the bodybuilders on Saturday Night Live, but no matter how much they worked out, they could never look as good as Megan McCormick.

I'm posting from a library, second time. Our cobbled-together computer crapped out this weekend, but rest assured, I am doing my best to rectify the situation so that my contributions won't drop too drastically. The fileserver is still timedating your TPS Reports as they are received.

Have a wonderful the FWG day.
 
In the end, quadraphonic had no idea he was working off of a clue from yesterday because apparently instead of going to our library to post using the latest, greatest gadgets known to man, he went to some other library which was obviously equipped with out-dated, antiquated equipment that even Darth couldn't fix.
 
Out-dated, antiquated equipment that even Darth couldn't fix, was still used by the ringleader of some network that originiated in Akron.

The library, lounge and fun department are all reporting back, excitedly, that their years of experience sure made it easier, and even gave them a sense of happy anticipation for their future in our band camp.
 
Some network that originated in Akron tried to hack into the band camp banking account by sending us email pretending to be from our bank that requested that we log into our account to verify our information but the web link contained in the email was actually a link to a dummy site designed to steal our user name and password but thankfully we saw right through their dastardly scam.
 
Dastardly scam tactics are hopefully not what took quadraphonic's computer down and we hope that he is back up and running for the anniversary fun on December 3rd.
 
The anniversary fun on December 3 will include quadraphonic, and we are sure that if his old gray mare craps out for good we can come up with a fun way for him to purchase a laptop, as in interest-free for a year.

Always better if purchased someplace where you can:
1. Take it for warranty service if needed; and
2. Make 3 or 4 payments in person to avoid the gorillas.
 
A year is a long time for a thread to exist but 5 years is something extraordinary and you wonder if the Radio-Info moderators and editors take daily, weekly, or monthly shifts just to stay on top of things here.
 
To stay on top ofthings here you'd need a step-ladder, because work always accumulates at a rate proportionately and exponentially higher than that at which it is accumulated.

[size=8pt]In other words, for every one task you complete there are eight more in the queue. For every 32 tasks you complete there are 128 more queued and so forth.

F.Y.I., Darth_vader has yet to meet an antiquated box that he can't repair. The philosophy is simple: "what would MacGyver do?". Case in point: a spare MicroVAX from Physdep is now the new wgnet Internet gateway, dubbed "ringo". (Still the same IP address as before so the changeover should have been transparent.) Slower than the Z10 that Deek installed originally, but stable. Stabler than a whole fleet of Z-boxes. They keep going even when the Z's crash.
 
Work always accumulates at a rate proportionately and exponentially higher than that at which it is accumulated which is why quadraphonic is Director of TPS Reports and Other Paperwork because we knew he could handle it.


Of course, now that his computer has crapped out, we may have to rethink that strategy. ;D
 
We knew he could handle it and he's handled all that paperwork better than I handled my withdrawal symptoms this morning that I got when it appeared that the radio-info.com site was down for a while.
 
For a while this morning we watched a novice chef sling together leftover food from Sweetie Pie's 20 year old Christmas leftovers, scraping it onto dirty plates and mixing it with leftover food that Sweetie Pie and Papa left from various lunch counters over the years.

The cafeteria help noticed it and mentioned it, so that we would not be tainted and sick for Christmas and Chanukkah. Maybe that's why they call it holiday food...it comes from Christmas, and any other holiday you can steal food from. You know the types, insects loading and hauling their pocketbooks full of food, wrapped in napkins, unless they just dump the whole plate in.
 
Over the years we've forged friendships and built bonds while making history with the world's longest, continuous internet thread and as we near our 5th anniversary, I'm so glad I decided to jump in sometime back around page #65.
 
Page #65 of Miss Silkie's Tasty Treats and Tidbits, published in 1978 clearly sets forth standards of food preparation (clean and fresh) and disposal (leftover slop to the pig pens), to which heavy hitting, major league professionals everywhere have diligently aspired.
 
Major league professionals everywhere have diligently aspired to accomplish seemingly inaccomplishable feats, such as making up new and catchy words like "inaccomplishable", and correcting phrases where accomplishment is supposed to be mentioned but somehow isn't, as in the case of how work always accumulates at a proportionately and exponentially higher rate than that at which it is accomplished.

[size=8pt]Note the last word in the sentence. It was late and I was tired last night; so sue me. The explanation I gave is still valid.
 
Work always accumulates at a proportionately and exponentially higher rate than that at which it is accomplished, especially when you are paying attention to that guy on the corner, who seems to be checking to make sure you are where you are, as he moves along on his way elsewhere.
 
On his way elsewhere this morning, I saw a fellow motorist breaking at least three motor vehicle codes all at the same time but since I am not a member of the law enforcement community, I was powerless to do anything to stop him.
 
I was powerless to do anything to stop him...well, okay, I could have run out the door and said something, but the way I see it, I went, I saw, and poking my head in was all I needed to do.
 


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