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David 03-18-2006 05:15 PM

New Thread
 
I felt we needed a new thread here in this forum, so allow me please to start a new thread. I hope you can all join in! Don't be shy!

Sahara 03-18-2006 05:28 PM

I like cheese.

Miss Vicky 03-18-2006 05:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sahara
I like cheese.

I'm partial to provolone, swiss, and mild cheddar. Oh, and there's a Mexican variety called casero which is really good.

ragandbone 03-18-2006 08:25 PM

Cheese is good.
I like the Mac, and I like cheese.

I also like mac and cheese.

I also like Queso Iberico, and Tetilla (Spanish cheeses) creamy goat cheese, plain old Monterey Jack, and Taleggio

Miss Vicky 03-18-2006 08:27 PM

Oh yeah, jalapeno jack is good too!

goldie 03-18-2006 08:33 PM

I had cheese enchildas tonight. And a margarita. Yum. :blob1:

estranged4life 03-18-2006 09:14 PM

I think I will...
 
look for Shark Island's debut album which has a cover of Fleetwood Mac's "The Chain"...That should be a trip to hear.

And next week SUCKS!!!

Brian "Meet the new Thread...Same as the old Thread" j.

Miss Vicky 03-18-2006 09:29 PM

I think my neighbor's dog just attacked my other neighbor's cat.

This is not good.

danax6 03-18-2006 10:21 PM

One can never have enough cheese. Or Mac. Though one can have enough Mac & Cheese. Isn't that weird?

SteveMacD 03-18-2006 10:31 PM

I don't know why I keep going to Dayton Bomber games, except for the obvious I'm a season ticket holder thing. But tonight's game was about as boring as listening to every Lindsey Buckingham speech from every show of the SYW tour in a row. What should be ejoyment becomes tedious.

foxyluva 03-19-2006 12:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sahara
I like cheese.

Im not the biggest fan of cheese. I can stomach chedder on the odd occasion.

Im loving "heather nova - walk this world" at the moment *completely off topic :laugh: *

wondergirl9847 03-19-2006 12:59 AM

Why the he*l...
 
...has 2006 been The Year Of Ripping On Lindsey Buckingham?

HomerMcvie 03-19-2006 02:28 AM

I love cheese of all types! I could go meatless, if I had cheese and nuts for every meal.
Oops, except Limburger. What do they use this **** for???
Like I said, I like ALL cheese, so I bought some Limburger, about 5 years ago, figuring how bad could it be. OH MY FREAKIN' GOD. It was in the fridge a couple of days......it started smelling up the whole house, and I don't mean a little. It was the rankest thing ever. We had to set it out on the porch one evening, just to get it out of the house, and disposed of it the next morning. Who eats that ****???????





I love coming here to talk about nothing.........this place is kind of like the internet Seinfeld.

WelshWitchPMD 03-19-2006 05:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wondergirl9847
...has 2006 been The Year Of Ripping On Lindsey Buckingham?


Lindsey? Let's not even go there.:laugh:

Peestie 03-19-2006 07:58 AM

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Originally Posted by wondergirl9847
...has 2006 been The Year Of Ripping On Lindsey Buckingham?

:shocked: Some people just aren't nice. All these people being mean about him and we might even get an album this year :lol:

Sahara 03-19-2006 08:52 AM

I do like cheese....

But it is just a random thing I like to say when conversation permits.

Random goodness if you will.


Glad to hear you all like cheese, thoguh. :thumbsup:

Peestie 03-19-2006 09:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sahara
I do like cheese....

But it is just a random thing I like to say when conversation permits.

Random goodness if you will.


Glad to hear you all like cheese, thoguh. :thumbsup:


Apparently the Irish are very random. Or so I've been told. I think we just have a good sense of humour :thumbsup:

Mari 03-19-2006 09:33 AM

I used to work in the cheese department of a supermarket. One of my first jobs. I smelled of cheese all the time. Mmmmmm.

Sahara 03-19-2006 09:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Peestie
Apparently the Irish are very random. Or so I've been told. I think we just have a good sense of humour :thumbsup:

Probably. Apparently the word 'randomer' [IE random person] is confined to Dublin but I use it all the time!

Peestie 03-19-2006 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Sahara
Probably. Apparently the word 'randomer' [IE random person] is confined to Dublin but I use it all the time!

Me too. I didn't realise it was supposed to be a Dublin word. I use it soooo much.

jbrownsjr 03-19-2006 11:24 AM

romano is good on pasgetti

golddustwoman77 03-19-2006 03:50 PM

I just want to say that I love vinyl! :blob2: :blob1: It is by far the best musical format. Also, I hate the trend toward mp3s over tangible music. I hope I'm wrong, but I think in the future everything will be downloaded and there won't be any other musical formats such as CDs. I hate the thought of this, because the sound quality will suffer terribly. Mp3 format has poor sound quality, because of the process it take to convert it. Doesn't anyone care about sound quality anymore?

Wow, I feel better now. Thanks for listening to me rant. :)

Miss Vicky 03-19-2006 04:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by golddustwoman77
I just want to say that I love vinyl! :blob2: :blob1: It is by far the best musical format. Also, I hate the trend toward mp3s over tangible music. I hope I'm wrong, but I think in the future everything will be downloaded and there won't be any other musical formats such as CDs.

While I can't say that I agree with you about vinyl (I find those enormous discs to be cumbersome and just a general pain in the ass), I share your sentiments about MP3s. I dearly hope that they will not become the only available format. Sound quality aside, one of my favorite things about getting a new cd is opening it up and reading the liner notes and looking at the pictures while I listen.

Digital downloads just aren't the same. :(

amber 03-19-2006 04:23 PM

^^^

yeah, yeah, so what happened to the cat for goodness sake?!

DavidMn 03-19-2006 04:24 PM

Liver is gross.

Miss Vicky 03-19-2006 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by amber
^^^

yeah, yeah, so what happened to the cat for goodness sake?!

Dunno. Last night we heard snarling and squealing and people shouting "No!" then a few minutes later my neighbor's girlfriend comes knocking on my door asking to borrow a ladder to get the injured cat out of the tree and asked if I knew of any vet offices open that late on a Saturday.

That particular neighbor creeps me out a little so I didn't stick around to find out the outcome.

Peestie 03-19-2006 04:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by golddustwoman77
I just want to say that I love vinyl! :blob2: :blob1: It is by far the best musical format. Also, I hate the trend toward mp3s over tangible music. I hope I'm wrong, but I think in the future everything will be downloaded and there won't be any other musical formats such as CDs. I hate the thought of this, because the sound quality will suffer terribly. Mp3 format has poor sound quality, because of the process it take to convert it. Doesn't anyone care about sound quality anymore?

Wow, I feel better now. Thanks for listening to me rant. :)

I like vinyl as well and don't want an all mp3 market :)

amber 03-19-2006 04:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Miss Vicky
Dunno. Last night we heard snarling and squealing and people shouting "No!" then a few minutes later my neighbor's girlfriend comes knocking on my door asking to borrow a ladder to get the injured cat out of the tree and asked if I knew of any vet offices open that late on a Saturday.

That particular neighbor creeps me out a little so I didn't stick around to find out the outcome.

Oh. I hope it's okay, regardless of how creepy your neighbor is. I can't stand dogs attacking cats. Of course. I hate people who even allow their dogs in that position, too.

DavidMn 03-19-2006 04:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Miss Vicky
Dunno. Last night we heard snarling and squealing and people shouting "No!" then a few minutes later my neighbor's girlfriend comes knocking on my door asking to borrow a ladder to get the injured cat out of the tree and asked if I knew of any vet offices open that late on a Saturday.

That particular neighbor creeps me out a little so I didn't stick around to find out the outcome.

Sounds like those people dont care much for their pets.

Richard B 03-19-2006 04:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by golddustwoman77
I just want to say that I love vinyl! :blob2: :blob1: It is by far the best musical format. Also, I hate the trend toward mp3s over tangible music. I hope I'm wrong, but I think in the future everything will be downloaded and there won't be any other musical formats such as CDs. I hate the thought of this, because the sound quality will suffer terribly. Mp3 format has poor sound quality, because of the process it take to convert it. Doesn't anyone care about sound quality anymore?

Wow, I feel better now. Thanks for listening to me rant. :)

How do you think a CD is pressed? All music before a CD pressing is put into a digital format, regardless of old school analog tapes. So a CD is not the end all of quality audio.

Mp3's can have outstanding quality and there are different encoding technologies. Most ears will not be able to tell the difference. Also most consumers can't afford or would want to pay a higher price for digital equipment that is high end.

Miss Vicky 03-19-2006 04:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DavidMn
Sounds like those people dont care much for their pets.

How so?

I suspect that the cat, who lives with an enthusiastic but gentle labrador retriever, ventured over the fence into an adjoining lot and met my other neighbor's not so gentle dog, got bit but managed to escape, and bolted up a tree.

Though I don't know for sure because my first reaction when I heard the commotion was to make sure that my own cats were safely inside the house.

DavidMn 03-19-2006 04:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Miss Vicky
How so?

I suspect that the cat, who lives with an enthusiastic but gentle labrador retriever, ventured over the fence into an adjoining lot and met my other neighbor's not so gentle dog, got bit but managed to escape, and bolted up a tree.

Though I don't know for sure because my first reaction when I heard the commotion was to make sure that my own cats were safely inside the house.

Oh I apologize, I misunderstood.

Sahara 03-19-2006 04:52 PM

I too hope that CDs don't die out. I have a peaceful coexistence between the two. I love the thrill of going out and buying a tangible CD and playing it, but at the same time carry my whole record collection with me on MP3 player, so that even when the CD is scratched, I still have my music.

But if my MP3 player fails and my entire collection is wiped, I still have my music. :)

I like holding a CD in my hand, and I like having 200 of them in my pocket. Bingo. :woohoo:

golddustwoman77 03-19-2006 05:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard B
How do you think a CD is pressed? All music before a CD pressing is put into a digital format, regardless of old school analog tapes. So a CD is not the end all of quality audio.

Mp3's can have outstanding quality and there are different encoding technologies. Most ears will not be able to tell the difference. Also most consumers can't afford or would want to pay a higher price for digital equipment that is high end.



I love vinyl, as I said in my post. It has the superior sound quality. As for the mp3/cd thing, when you convert and compress music to put it into an mp3 format you lose sound quality. It is simple as that. That is why you have people doing bit torrent, so they don't lose sound quality. Do you think people would go to all the effort to do bit torrent, if the sound quality was the same as an mp3 which is easier and fast to download? Of course not.

Also, I'm not one of the people who is ready to trade sound quality for convenience. I CAN hear the difference, and I do have the equipment. It is important to me, but that is just me.

Mr. Wonderful 03-19-2006 06:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by danax6
One can never have enough cheese. Or Mac. Though one can have enough Mac & Cheese. Isn't that weird?

"That is pretty wierd."

Mr. Wonderful 03-19-2006 06:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by golddustwoman77
I love vinyl, as I said in my post. It has the superior sound quality. As for the mp3/cd thing, when you convert and compress music to put it into an mp3 format you lose sound quality. It is simple as that. That is why you have people doing bit torrent, so they don't lose sound quality. Do you think people would go to all the effort to do bit torrent, if the sound quality was the same as an mp3 which is easier and fast to download? Of course not.

Also, I'm not one of the people who is ready to trade sound quality for convenience. I CAN hear the difference, and I do have the equipment. It is important to me, but that is just me.

I totally agree with you as far as vinyl goes, I will never stop listening to my records and I far rather prefer listening to Rumours on vinyl than any other format, it just sounds so much better!

As far as digital music goes, I have yet to purchase a high-end CD player and perhaps if/when I do I'll stop listening to vinyl, but I don't think so. :-D

--Hugh.

Richard B 03-19-2006 06:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by golddustwoman77
I love vinyl, as I said in my post. It has the superior sound quality. As for the mp3/cd thing, when you convert and compress music to put it into an mp3 format you lose sound quality. It is simple as that. That is why you have people doing bit torrent, so they don't lose sound quality. Do you think people would go to all the effort to do bit torrent, if the sound quality was the same as an mp3 which is easier and fast to download? Of course not.

Also, I'm not one of the people who is ready to trade sound quality for convenience. I CAN hear the difference, and I do have the equipment. It is important to me, but that is just me.

We're gonna have to agree to disagree on this one. Your comment on vinyl being superior is laughable. Yes, vinyl does sound different, but superior? No way, unless you enjoy the sound of snap, crackle, pop. Which some folks do. I think their judgement is skewed for nostalgic reasons more than anything. Digital reproduction is the highest quality audio sound to be produced, particularly from analog sources.

If you don't like the quality of mp3's, have you encoded at a very high bit rate (lossless encoding)? Bet you can't hear the difference. Still claim you can? Then by all means I suggest you choose AAC or AIFF encoding from your CD's. AIFF is the encoding mastered to CD, so it's a straight transfer. Problem here, is you'll need the storage space since those files will be much larger.

For an example, let's look at the Anthem Records release of Buckingham Nicks. We all know that CD, while excellent sound quality, was mastered from vinyl. In post production, they did clean up the audio significantly to remove hiss and vinyl audio imperfections. However, a hi-fi audio system will reveal those sounds.

Also without the age of digital, you would not have 5.1/6.1 audio speaker systems which properly encode digital to go where the the audio engineers intended. Another example would be the DTS/Dolby Editions of Say You Will and Rumours. I can't believe you can honestly say that vinyl is still better than these two products. I know, I've done the comparisons. These editions are far superior than any other pressing I've ever heard (including Mobile Fidelity, Nautilus and acetate vinyl. Yes even superior to CD). The richness and clarity and the use of 5.1 speakers really make you feel as though you're indeed in the recording studio. The channels are nicely spread. Of course you can play these DTS DVD's in any player, but you won;t hear the differences unless you have the 5.1 (and digital decoders) to take advantage of the digital audio.

I think it also good to know that mp3 technolgy has not peaked it's capabilities, as most computer technology, and it is still being developed and improved upon.

Peestie 03-20-2006 12:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr. Wonderful
"That is pretty wierd."

"It was weird actually"

:lol:

Peestie 03-20-2006 12:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sahara
I too hope that CDs don't die out. I have a peaceful coexistence between the two. I love the thrill of going out and buying a tangible CD and playing it, but at the same time carry my whole record collection with me on MP3 player, so that even when the CD is scratched, I still have my music.

But if my MP3 player fails and my entire collection is wiped, I still have my music. :)

I like holding a CD in my hand, and I like having 200 of them in my pocket. Bingo. :woohoo:


Very nicely put. I never download songs (except for one-offs like "Eye of the Tiger" that you'd never buy anyway) because I love having a CD in my hand. I love going through a CD for the first time, listening to it and reading the lyrics along with it, or just listening to it.

I'd be lost without my mp3 player, but at the rate I buy CDs I'll need to have 2 to hold all my music, or get a 40GB one :mad:

madformac 03-20-2006 02:07 PM

Why is this thread in the Rumours forum? Isn't this the sort of trivial crap that belongs in Chit Chat? :shrug:


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