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Fantastic word game
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It's here to stay which is more than we can say about a few contributors who have come and gone over the years but nevertheless we thank them for their participation.
The occasional run-on sentence is an art form that's been taken to a whole new level thanks to our friend, LARadioRewind who seems to have been absent from this forum for the last few days.
The last few days have included Saturday, Sunday, Monday, and almost half of Tuesday.
Half of Tuesday has passed here on the East Coast but for our friends in California, the day is just beginning.
Beginning notes in a piece of music often set the tone for the rest of the piece, but sometimes the overall tone, tempo, and mood of a particular song can change many times.
Many times I have considered spending a million dollars all at one time, but I need to get a million dollars all at one time first.
I need to get a million dollars all at one time first too so I can go on a shopping spree with joeybabe25.
An old surplus footlocker was all we had to keep our instruments locked up in back at our very first band camp.
Boy we sure have come a long way since then!
Boy we sure have come a long way since then!
The elevator was a great invention that lead to the development and construction of towering buildings that would become known as skyscrapers.
Skyscrapers remind of the mis-heard lyrics of Jimi Hendrix' "Purple Haze" when I thought instead of kissing the sky (like skyscrapers) he said 'scuse me while I kiss this guy".
(Not that there's anything wrong with that)
(Not that there's anything wrong with that)
"Scuse me while I kiss this guy" is one thing quadraphonic has never said.
quadraphonic has never said a bad word about the weekly TPS Report Collection (TPSRC as he prefers) because he knows that, without them, we wouldn't exist.
TPS Reports have come a long way just like that footlocker dmargalotti mentioned earlier. Just think. We can emai or fax our weekly TPS Report nowadays or even complete them right on the PowerWorld intracompany website. But back in the early years, we had to walk them over the quad's office which sucked if it was raining and we were over on the other side of campus. And, if you were working on a satellite campus, you could call quad and we had to rely on the honor system. quad could write a book or two about some of those questionable calls. Maybe someday he will.
TPS Reports have come a long way just like that footlocker dmargalotti mentioned earlier. Just think. We can emai or fax our weekly TPS Report nowadays or even complete them right on the PowerWorld intracompany website. But back in the early years, we had to walk them over the quad's office which sucked if it was raining and we were over on the other side of campus. And, if you were working on a satellite campus, you could call quad and we had to rely on the honor system. quad could write a book or two about some of those questionable calls. Maybe someday he will.
We wouldn't exist if it were not for the intertubes, and all the connections between us that make the FWG (or TFWG as some prefer, and I even remember a time when tFWG was proffered), including our dedication to the craft.
You will become an expert at it if you study under a great master who will teach you the wonder of the world.
A great master who will teach you the wonder of the world while helping you master the art of self defense when you're faced with an ever increasing threat from high school bullies in southern California who don't like you for a number of reasons including the fact that you're the new guy from New Jersey and you seem to have caught the eye of a pretty young girl played by Elisabeth Shue is the basis for the original version of The Karate Kid which was made in 1984.