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the best thing is that Jim's postcount is going backwards which each post. waitago jim, see you when you hit that funkateer status again.

it ain't your beautiful car either

I'm with you, J.A.W. That Greek team reminded me of the German teams from the Franz Beckenbauer era. Not really exciting to look at but effective. Yes, the Greeks deserved to win. They had the stamina to endure those difficult games. But after all is considered, the Euro2004 is more than a bit worrisome about the current state of soccer in Europe. No real individual great appeared among the younger elements. And the Old Guard grew older. They gave us plenty of joy several years ago, but no more. Not sure the next generation of players will be more exciting now that money has taken over soccer. yup, the type of football the Greeks played was cetainly not to my liking. Only on a higher level of observation where it obviously kicked the ass of all those big names. And with what? with a type of football the modern, fast game of the nineties supposedly had dealt with succesfully. The modern game had corroded itself, though, so back to the drawing board there and make sure it doesn't get rusty that fast again.

the thing is that it seems those teams that play the "great" football, forgot that it is not enough to do just that. One also needs to make the goals and prevent the other team from doing the same. The "great" football seemed to have become an objective in and of itself, and it got more and more sloppy, especially in the defense. In the end, it took a little boy from Greece to tell the emperors they weren't wearing any clothes anymore. I am all for football to look better than it did during this tournament and I hope the "big" teams have woken up and have learned not to take things for granted that much anymore and not to just invest in the pretty stuff, but also in some solid defense.

wow, my eyes... yeah, that very first animation with the little men reminded me of this one

I have passed the youth hostel age limit several decades ago. Is there a cool place for the elderlies in Darmstadt couw is just being considerate of the people with limited funds, like himself... -_-

Escher goes Japan cool stuff on this site, not so goofy at all.

it's streaming only. Located here: http://stream.qtv.apple.com/qtv/wilco/http...gelberg_ref.mov you can make a recording using a wav editor while playing the stream.

why, the beer's of course! you had to ask?

so the "father" wears out as well after so many times and you'd have to return to the acetate or the actual mixed tape to produce a new one, introducing many more factors that may affect the sound again? (edited to add questionmark)

I'm a bit of a nitwit here, but how does this stuff work? I always thought there would be a mix/master - let's call it the Ploink for lack of a better word from my side - made of the original studio recordings. The Ploink would be stored and used to make mothers to make stampers. From Chuck's post I know understand that the Ploink would have to be remade too? That is if his "master" is my Ploink. Does that mean they would go back to the original recordings and mix/master a new Ploink?

Weren't they grouped with one of the McGhee Connoisseurs? yes BN 95748

funktastic!

http://tinyurl.com/23p5c looks great at 20% too!

http://tinyurl.com/23p5c WTF!

7 posts to go catesta...

wow!

7 to 8 hours by train from where I live. Anyone ever been there? we need to book a youth hostel or something, and have a place with plenty drink and good athmosphere.

rock paper saddam

sehr kühl!

curling supplies are cool!

it is, you saw through my photoshop mock up. here's the original a brewery? catesta wanted us to go there. dunno.