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Re: Is 7.1 ready for prime time
Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 12:51 pm
by Tritonemusic
scooter wrote:Hey 666,
Speaking of avatars, what is that exactly??
I'm just curious
Hi Scooter,
It's my
gusle.
Here's a gusle/vocal example:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAtrthFU ... re=related" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
WAY off-topic. Sorry folks.

Re: Is 7.1 ready for prime time
Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 5:50 pm
by Shooshie
Cool link! After a while, the tuning of the scale he was playing sounds natural, especially when he begins singing precisely in pitch with it. I have no idea what he was saying, but I'm assuming he's either extolling the virtues of the guy in the picture, or airing the dirty laundry.
I like the "scroll" on your gusle. Reminds me of Beowulf. More instruments ought to have dragons on 'em. Hey, we've got Unicorns on ours!
Shooshie
Re: Is 7.1 ready for prime time
Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 10:10 pm
by zed
scooter wrote:Hey 666,
Speaking of avatars, what is that exactly??
I'm just curious.
The bow and headstock of something exotic. Hmmmmmm.
Please include sound clips with your response...
Re: Is 7.1 ready for prime time
Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 10:38 pm
by Shooshie
He DID!
Re: Is 7.1 ready for prime time
Posted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 12:38 am
by zed
Shooshie wrote:He DID!
Woopsie Daisy!!
I am usually much more observant, but somehow didn't realize that there was a second page to this thread before posting.
I
gusle have to be more careful!
Nice sounding instrument indeed!
Re: Is 7.1 ready for prime time
Posted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 3:03 pm
by scooter
I'm 7.1 as of yesterday. Been working on it with no performance difference or hang-ups.
If anything I might have to say that it feels a little peppier than 7.02
Also thanks again for the link 666. It's a very rich sounding instrument that I've never heard of before.
I'd like to have a whole room full of strange instruments and then drag them out every once and while and try to figure out how to play them.
scooter
Re: Is 7.1 ready for prime time
Posted: Wed Feb 17, 2010 11:41 pm
by zed
I'm quoting myself because this is the funniest pun that I've made all year, and I'm not sure that anyone got even a chuckle out of it. I'd shrug it off, except that I will probably never have the opportunity to make this pun again...
zed wrote:scooter wrote:Hey 666,
Speaking of avatars, what is that exactly??
I'm just curious.
The bow and headstock of something exotic. Hmmmmmm.
Please include sound clips with your response...
Shooshie wrote:He DID!
666 wrote:It's my gusle.
Here's a gusle/vocal example...
zed wrote:
Woopsie Daisy!!
I am usually much more observant, but somehow didn't realize that there was a second page to this thread before posting.
I
gusle have to be more careful!

Oh Zed... you're hilarious and so clever!!!
<loud roaring laughter of all Motunians>
Re: Is 7.1 ready for prime time
Posted: Thu Feb 18, 2010 1:28 am
by HCMarkus
And we will forever recall this day as the day Zed finally realized his illness was incurable.
PS: I got it the first time, and while it didn't quite register a LOL, I gained great respect for your abilities as a punster my alphabetarian friend.
PPS: You are most certainly correct in your assertion you will never again be offered a similar opportunity to corrupt the English language.
PPPS: Not only the funniest one all YEAR, the funniest pun of the decade!
Re: Is 7.1 ready for prime time
Posted: Thu Feb 18, 2010 2:12 am
by zed
HCMarkus wrote:PPPS: Not only the funniest one all YEAR, the funniest pun of the decade!
And some of the punniest fun I've had all year!
That's the spirit, thank you. I'm glad someone is paying attention.

Re: Is 7.1 ready for prime time
Posted: Thu Feb 18, 2010 2:40 am
by Shooshie
At MOTUNation a punster named Zed
found laughter not easily led,
when his pun tapped the mood,
but no guffaws ensued,
said Zed "I
gusle explain it instead."
Shooshie
(Ask about the girl from Nantucket.)
Re: Is 7.1 ready for prime time
Posted: Thu Feb 18, 2010 7:02 am
by Phil O
Shooshie wrote:(Ask about the girl from Nantucket.)
I grew up on Cape Cod. Don't go there - I've got a million of 'em, and they'd get me thrown off the board.
Phil
Re: Is 7.1 ready for prime time
Posted: Thu Feb 18, 2010 7:22 am
by MIDI Life Crisis
Phil O wrote:Shooshie wrote:(Ask about the girl from Nantucket.)
I grew up on Cape Cod. Don't go there - I've got a million of 'em, and they'd get me thrown off the board.
Phil
I doubt that. If I'm still here, a limerick won't get you bounced. LOL!
Re: Is 7.1 ready for prime time
Posted: Thu Feb 18, 2010 8:19 am
by scooter
I gusle have to say, it looks like we went from prime time to rhyme time.
Nice limerick shoosh!
And yes Zed. A very fun pun indeed!
scooter
Re: Is 7.1 ready for prime time
Posted: Thu Feb 18, 2010 11:14 am
by zed
I once knew a girl from Nantucket
She played in a band with bass bucket
but they played out of tune
and could sure clear a room
when a tomato was thrown they would duck it
There once was a Unicorn Nation
who divided up their concentrations
they spent all their time
making lim'ricks and rhymes
and did nothing at their DA Workstations
Re: Is 7.1 ready for prime time
Posted: Thu Feb 18, 2010 1:18 pm
by Shooshie
zed wrote:
There once was a Unicorn Nation
who divided up their concentrations
they spent all their time
making lim'ricks and rhymes
and did nothing at their DA Workstations
You sure nailed me with that last one. I've had DP open all day, but haven't done a bit of work! Actually, there are other distractions at home, today. Still, it's nice to know that DP can take the punishment of sitting there while all these other apps get the attention of the CPU, and not crash all day!
Shooshie