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Brutal. I watched the first 30 seconds (literally), and couldn't take any more. The guy has to edit that shit a dozen times per minute? I then read this thread, and decided to go back and watch some more, fast-forwarding to the beginning of the interview (actually just before the interview began, so I got to see a few more edits- like between where he says "please watch my channel" and "thank you for watching"). Hoffman struck me immediately as immature and dull, but that's not why I turned it off again. That interviewer... I mean, it's like we're listening to somebody's junior high music project. Oh well, I really don't care anyway.

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Thanks for the link. A good way to reflect today. Also found some other great photos at the "Ruins of Normandy" link.

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Come on, thelil. He knows you're the man (aside from Rin Tinton, of course... or was Rin Tinton a dog? This gets confusing). By the way, props for your (hopefully temporary, as no laughs are involved) role here as a solid voice of reason.

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Have a good one, Scott. Hope you're able to get out on the links soon.

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Inventing it and carefully molding it into one of the most important cultural phenomena of the 21st Century are two very different things. Yes. This is true. Which is why I will be forever grateful to Organissimo for giving my existence on earth whatever meaning it may have. And even if this masterwork by O is insufficient to give my life any meaning, you folks can rest assured that you are doing the Godster's work. (He likes when I call him that. He calls me the Lil) Btw, the whole "carefully molding..." thing was just a little mock conceit on my part. So clever and hilarious that I'm here explaining it now.

Perhaps try your luck here: http://speakeasy.jazzcorner.com/speakeasyarchive/thread.php?forumid=2504 Thanks for linking that. I brings back memories. Was your motive to accuse Jim Sangrey for killing it? (It's a longstanding half-joke at JC that the person who posts last on a thread is a thread killer) Nah, my motive (as always) was to celebrate the one true zen master (I have no idea what I mean by that, but let's just go with it). If everybody would just read that thread, then your transition over to the Big O ought to go very smoothly, and life in general will be better for all (some) (okay, maybe a few, but still). Oh, and it may amount to overkill, but I should probably make sure you see this: There. Now we can go eat.

Perhaps try your luck here: http://speakeasy.jazzcorner.com/speakeasyarchive/thread.php?forumid=2504

steve, did you see my post earlier in this thread? steve?

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