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by **musikwerks** » Fri Apr 09, 2010 2:44 pm

Mickstape wrote:my woman saw me reading that post,she hit me with the remote and said "if you even consider replying to that post i'm leaving

You need to get another woman. The world already has one Yoko Ono.... doesn't need any more.

by **jkhuri44** » Fri Apr 09, 2010 3:23 pm

sound delux...sounds like an air conditioner :P

great mics....lame name! BOCKK sounds serious ! hahaha

by **mylesgm** » Fri Apr 09, 2010 8:42 pm

and i like my macbook pro, sometimes i like prostitutes but only when they are in zombie films, the same with logic pro, when zombie prostitutes use logic on film that really yanks my chain.[/quote]

That has to be one of the most awesome statements ever.

I do like my macbook pro and my mac pro, use them all the time and rock solid. cabn't say the same about logic pro and I'm not discussing prostitutes...

by **chribble** » Sun Apr 11, 2010 3:45 pm

oh it's serioussssss

forum fight pls

[quote="musikwerks"][quote="Mickstape"]my woman saw me reading that post,she hit me with the remote and said "if you even consider replying to that post i'm leaving[/quote]

You need to get another woman. The world already has one Yoko Ono.... doesn't need any more.[/quote]

by **Mickstape** » Tue Apr 13, 2010 10:20 am

musikwerks wrote:
Mickstape wrote:my woman saw me reading that post,she hit me with the remote and said "if you even consider replying to that post i'm leaving

You need to get another woman. The world already has one Yoko Ono.... doesn't need any more.

Ohh now Kristian, if i didnt know you were such a fan of Mickstape i would consider them fightin werds. :lol:

I'm happy with my woman, she does all the things a good woman is supposed to do, plus she contributes valuable things to society by being a school teacher. I could write a witty anecdote about your wife/gf/mail-order whatever but i won't as i'm past playing forum war with you.

Dude i can appreciate humour but in all honesty if i mention my personal life its because i can, so in future leave my comments about my girl alone.

Yes it is public domain therefore free game but i don't see anyone else here playing your game. :roll:

by **Mickstape** » Tue Apr 13, 2010 10:31 am

mylesgm wrote:and i like my macbook pro, sometimes i like prostitutes but only when they are in zombie films, the same with logic pro, when zombie prostitutes use logic on film that really yanks my chain.

That has to be one of the most awesome statements ever.

I do like my macbook pro and my mac pro, use them all the time and rock solid. cabn't say the same about logic pro and I'm not discussing prostitutes...[/quote]

Yep i love my mac too man, i've been around computers since i was a youngster, had one of the first x86 systems back in the day and have had pc's ever since. Thanks to a certain "school" i managed to get one for a meagre fraction of the original cost and to be honest if i buy another pc it will only be to spec it out like a g5 octo for half the price and no applecare warranty.

As for zombie pros, the mind boggles does it not.

by **NYMo** » Tue Apr 13, 2010 2:48 pm

Hi there,

Zombie Pro's...I actually met a few of those when I lived in Kings X from
1986-1990 !

Cheers
N
Y
M
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by **Mickstape** » Tue Apr 13, 2010 5:02 pm

you just "met" them right John?

i mean that one is wiiiide open there dude haha.

and yep i've seen plenty of em, and not just in the cross either, hamilton/mayfield newcastle has oodles of them. ewwwww

by **heathen** » Tue Apr 13, 2010 5:08 pm

C'mon Mick I doubt Kris meant anything nasty, more like probably sticking up for you since you got flogged within an inch of your life by your remote weilding missus. :) A school teacher, man are you lucky there was'nt one of those heavy oldskool chalkboard erasers within her reach, those things bloody hurt.

Mines a librarian though it seems I'm the one always saying, shhhhh sssshhhh be quiet,

Macs basically are pc's now, just ones you can't really tamper with.

Those were the days Nymo those were the days. :) :) :) :) Just wish I could remember more of them, the days not the prostitutes that is.

by **Mickstape** » Tue Apr 13, 2010 5:29 pm

heathen wrote:C'mon Mick I doubt Kris meant anything nasty, more like probably sticking up for you since you got flogged within an inch of your life by your remote weilding missus. :) A school teacher, man are you lucky there was'nt one of those heavy oldskool chalkboard erasers within her reach, those things bloody hurt.

Mines a librarian though it seems I'm the one always saying, shhhhh sssshhhh be quiet.

Yeh i never can tell with that guy, we had some banter so i don't know if he's still doing his thing.

i like this place so i take rick and marks word seriously regarding banter.

and yes its uncanny that we both are the ones that have to say shhhh. but i also have a 16 mth old who does not understand the concept of quiet/loud yet.

by **heathen** » Tue Apr 13, 2010 5:54 pm

Mickstape wrote:
heathen wrote:C'mon Mick I doubt Kris meant anything nasty, more like probably sticking up for you since you got flogged within an inch of your life by your remote weilding missus. :) A school teacher, man are you lucky there was'nt one of those heavy oldskool chalkboard erasers within her reach, those things bloody hurt.

Mines a librarian though it seems I'm the one always saying, shhhhh sssshhhh be quiet.

Yeh i never can tell with that guy, we had some banter so i don't know if he's still doing his thing.

i like this place so i take rick and marks word seriously regarding banter.

and yes its uncanny that we both are the ones that have to say shhhh. but i also have a 16 mth old who does not understand the concept of quiet/loud yet.

Fair enough.

At least your 16 month old is'nt into Elvis yet though, half the time when I'm out and come home I find the computer and Apogees on and my monitors turn to 11 with elvis blasting out, it's horrible.

by **Ben M** » Tue Apr 13, 2010 7:28 pm

Elvis! oohh the luxury. My 8 year old girl is currently pumping out miley cyrus at 100 db from her bedroom. Have pity man! :)

Heath what's your qualm with "The King" baby? :)

by **Mickstape** » Tue Apr 13, 2010 7:30 pm

Ben Moore wrote:Elvis! oohh the luxury. My 8 year old girl is currently pumping out miley cyrus at 100 db from her bedroom. Have pity man! :)

Heath what's your qualm with "The King" baby? :)

LOL

dude that is funny stuff, i sympathise with you Ben.

and yeah Heath, i'm jumping on the "Don't knock the King" bandwagon dude. wat tha....

by **mylesgm** » Wed Apr 14, 2010 12:38 am

never liked the king... always asking the 'king' of what? lots of great music out there made by great musicians and composers.... elvis? don't care.

by **heathen** » Wed Apr 14, 2010 8:14 am

Well some of his stuff is ok, don't mind some of his really early stuff. Dunno just find alot of his music really corny, I know that was the style back then but....

http://www.youtube.com/user/cray56 · by **amnesia** » Wed Apr 14, 2010 8:52 am

who is this King you speak of?
My king is Autechre or John Cage.

by **jkhuri44** » Wed Apr 14, 2010 9:39 am

mylesgm wrote:never liked the king... always asking the 'king' of what? lots of great music out there made by great musicians and composers.... elvis? don't care.

most music makes me feel like this.

electronic music is my saviour.

by **Mickstape** » Wed Apr 14, 2010 10:16 am

Hey Ross what exactly do you hear when you listen to 4:33?

and if we are calling the king card what about Herbie Hancock or Coltrane.... Mr Moog perhaps? What about Gustav Mahler. the mind boggles, you can't put all the talent into one box, the box is just not big enough.

by **jkhuri44** » Wed Apr 14, 2010 11:08 am

Mickstape wrote:Hey Ross what exactly do you hear when you listen to 4:33?

and if we are calling the king card what about Herbie Hancock or Coltrane.... Mr Moog perhaps? What about Gustav Mahler. the mind boggles, you can't put all the talent into one box, the box is just not big enough.

jazz music and classical, dont really go in the same box as pop fodder?

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