Which Blank CD's?

[Michael]

O.k. folks - which blank CD's do you recommend for burning high quality
Music? I just finished the last of my Memorex CD-R and thought before I
buy more, I check with you on what's better. Memorex has been fine, but
maybe there is something better?

Thanks!

[Robert Morein]

After the dust settled, the clear ones appear to have the best archival
life.


"Michael" > wrote in message
...
>
> O.k. folks - which blank CD's do you recommend for burning high quality
> Music? I just finished the last of my Memorex CD-R and thought before I
> buy more, I check with you on what's better. Memorex has been fine, but
> maybe there is something better?
>
> Thanks!
>

[Michael]

Robert - Which ones are those? Which Brand has the best life?
Thanks

Robert Morein wrote:
> After the dust settled, the clear ones appear to have the best archival
> life.
>
>
> "Michael" > wrote in message
> ...
>
>>O.k. folks - which blank CD's do you recommend for burning high quality
>>Music? I just finished the last of my Memorex CD-R and thought before I
>>buy more, I check with you on what's better. Memorex has been fine, but
>>maybe there is something better?
>>
>>Thanks!
>>
>
>
>

[Carver1200]

O.k. folks - which blank CD's do you recommend for burning high quality
Music? I just finished the last of my Memorex CD-R and thought before I
buy more, I check with you on what's better. Memorex has been fine, but
maybe there is something better?

Thanks!
You might want to check into the web site, digitalfaq.com. I'ts actually more about video and DVD's, but does have an interesting DVD media faq section.
They list the rankings of the blank media and the actual manufacturer. Memorex as well as others can change vendors at any time. Note the blank media at the bottom, listed as land fill material only.

[surf]

At one time, Mitsui and Taiyo Yuden were considered the best.


"Michael" > wrote in message
om...
> Robert - Which ones are those? Which Brand has the best life?
> Thanks
>
> Robert Morein wrote:
>> After the dust settled, the clear ones appear to have the best archival
>> life.
>>
>>
>> "Michael" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>
>>>O.k. folks - which blank CD's do you recommend for burning high quality
>>>Music? I just finished the last of my Memorex CD-R and thought before I
>>>buy more, I check with you on what's better. Memorex has been fine, but
>>>maybe there is something better?
>>>
>>>Thanks!
>>>
>>
>>

"Michael" > wrote in message
...
>
> O.k. folks - which blank CD's do you recommend for burning high quality
> Music? I just finished the last of my Memorex CD-R and thought before I
> buy more, I check with you on what's better. Memorex has been fine, but
> maybe there is something better?

In my experience, the most stable CDRs use a phthalocyanine dye. I avoid
the cyanine types, which can be identified by their light blue color. At
one time there was some buzz about azo dyes, which were supposed to last
hundreds of years. I've never tried one.

Norm Strong

[GeoSynch]

>>> Michael wrote:

>>>>O.k. folks - which blank CD's do you recommend for burning high quality
>>>>Music? I just finished the last of my Memorex CD-R and thought before I
>>>>buy more, I check with you on what's better. Memorex has been fine, but
>>>>maybe there is something better?

surf wrote:

> At one time, Mitsui and Taiyo Yuden were considered the best.

Being an audiophile, can there be anything other than this worth considering:
http://www.amusicdirect.com/products/detail.asp?sku=AMFCDR50B


GeoSynch

[surf]

"GeoSynch" > wrote...
>>>> Michael wrote:
>
>>>>>O.k. folks - which blank CD's do you recommend for burning high quality
>>>>>Music? I just finished the last of my Memorex CD-R and thought before
>>>>>I
>>>>>buy more, I check with you on what's better. Memorex has been fine,
>>>>>but
>>>>>maybe there is something better?
>
> surf wrote:
>
>> At one time, Mitsui and Taiyo Yuden were considered the best.
>
> Being an audiophile, can there be anything other than this worth
> considering:
> http://www.amusicdirect.com/products/detail.asp?sku=AMFCDR50B

that's funny, Stynck. (sp?)

however, I don't believe there are any audiophiles here. We are
all scsaientiststs.

[GeoSynch]

surf wrote:

>> Being an audiophile, can there be anything other than this worth considering:
>> http://www.amusicdirect.com/products/detail.asp?sku=AMFCDR50B

> that's funny, Stynck. (sp?)

yeah, real funny, Tammy. (sp?)

> however, I don't believe there are any audiophiles here. We are
> all scsaientiststs.

Hmmm, you may be overdue for an inoculation against a certain
dreaded rao virus.


GeoSynch

[surf]

"GeoSynch" > wrote ...
> surf wrote:
>
>>> Being an audiophile, can there be anything other than this worth
>>> considering:
>>> http://www.amusicdirect.com/products/detail.asp?sku=AMFCDR50B
>
>> that's funny, Stynck. (sp?)
>
> yeah, real funny, Tammy. (sp?)

"Tammy"??? You have to borrow from an angry, unemployed bicycle repairman?
Come on, dewd..........

>> however, I don't believe there are any audiophiles here. We are
>> all scsaientiststs.
>
> Hmmm, you may be overdue for an inoculation against a certain
> dreaded rao virus.

My antivirus is up to date. Plus I just got back from bible study. I'm
kewl.

[GeoSynch]

surf wrote:

>>>> Being an audiophile, can there be anything other than this worth
>>>> considering:
>>>> http://www.amusicdirect.com/products/detail.asp?sku=AMFCDR50B

>>> that's funny, Stynck. (sp?)

>> yeah, real funny, Tammy. (sp?)

> "Tammy"??? You have to borrow from an angry, unemployed bicycle repairman?
> Come on, dewd..........

Sorry, not much variation on the word "surf" other than the obvious, which
somehow
reminds me of trotsky, and you know what they say about sleeping dogs...

>>> however, I don't believe there are any audiophiles here. We are
>>> all scsaientiststs.

>> Hmmm, you may be overdue for an inoculation against a certain
>> dreaded rao virus.

> My antivirus is up to date. Plus I just got back from bible study. I'm kewl.

Safely out of the "scsaientiststs" badlands and back into Audiophileville.


GeoSynch

[AZ Nomad]

On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 19:55:13 GMT, GeoSynch > wrote:


>>>> Michael wrote:

>>>>>O.k. folks - which blank CD's do you recommend for burning high quality
>>>>>Music? I just finished the last of my Memorex CD-R and thought before I
>>>>>buy more, I check with you on what's better. Memorex has been fine, but
>>>>>maybe there is something better?

>surf wrote:

>> At one time, Mitsui and Taiyo Yuden were considered the best.

>Being an audiophile, can there be anything other than this worth considering:
>http://www.amusicdirect.com/products/detail.asp?sku=AMFCDR50B

To hell with gold disks, I want platinum with a ring of diamonds on the hub.
*Everybody* knows that the more you spend on the digital data bits, the better
the data will sound.

Anybody want to buy some solid gold hard drive cables?

[surf]

"GeoSynch" > wrote ...
>
> .....back into Audiophileville.


Doubtful. It's just never been very high on my list. Music has
never been for me just sitting and listening. I will have a nice
home theatre tho. And I love concert DVDs. I just bought
the Cream Reunion concert today - more kewlness.

[GeoSynch]

surf wrote:

>> .....back into Audiophileville.

> Doubtful. It's just never been very high on my list. Music has
> never been for me just sitting and listening. I will have a nice
> home theatre tho. And I love concert DVDs. I just bought
> the Cream Reunion concert today - more kewlness.

I've seen the commercial for it on TV, and just the though of it
is sooooo depressing. Whenever I wanna hear any of that,
playing the "Cream of Clapton" CD is all the fix I need.

My favorite concert-type DVDs are these:
1. Anderson, Bruford Wakeman and Howe
"An Evening of Yes Music Plus"
2. The Doors
"The Doors Are Open"


GeoSynch

[GeoSynch]

AZ Nomad makes with the funnies:

>>Being an audiophile, can there be anything other than this worth considering:
>> http://www.amusicdirect.com/products/detail.asp?sku=AMFCDR50B

> To hell with gold disks, I want platinum with a ring of diamonds on the hub.
> *Everybody* knows that the more you spend on the digital data bits, the better
> the data will sound.

Only if the digital-jitter correction clock is a jewel-encrusted Rolex.

> Anybody want to buy some solid gold hard drive cables?

Better hang on to them - with the price of gold these days, they may turn out
to be the best investment you ever made.


GeoSynch

[Lionel]

GeoGag is losing is self-control :


>> that's funny, Stynck. (sp?)
>
> yeah, real funny, Tammy. (sp?)

May I suggest you to respire slowly and calmly ?

>> however, I don't believe there are any audiophiles here. We are
>> all scsaientiststs.
>
> Hmmm, you may be overdue for an inoculation against a certain
> dreaded rao virus.

Do you feel tired and febrile ? ;-)

[Lionel]

Yusuf Jesus in search of the Eden :

> I've seen the commercial for it on TV, and just the though of it
> is sooooo depressing.

"Sooooo depressing" ?????
Don't you think that there's at least 4 "o" of exageration ? :-)

BTW, could you please remember us your real age ?

[GeoSynch]

Froggy shared:

> BTW, could you please remember us your real age ?

Since you let on you're 42 years old, that makes you slightly
older than me. Too bad, old fart.


GeoSynch

[GeoSynch]

Signal wrote:

>>My favorite concert-type DVDs are these:
>>1. Anderson, Bruford Wakeman and Howe
>> "An Evening of Yes Music Plus"
>>2. The Doors
>> "The Doors Are Open"

> I've seen a bunch of music DVDs. Some favourites :

> Depeche Mode 'One Night in Paris'
> Shane MacGowan 'If I Should Fall from Grace'
> The Fall 'Touch Sensitive'
> Philip Glass Koyaanisqatsi/Powaqqatsi
> Michael Gondry 'The Work of Director...'
> Bob Marley & Wailers 'Live at the Rainbow'
> Britney Spears 'Greatest Hits'

That's quite an eclectic list. Bob Marley followed by Britney Spears.


GeoSynch

[surf]

"GeoSynch" > wrote...
> surf wrote:
>
>>> .....back into Audiophileville.
>
>> Doubtful. It's just never been very high on my list. Music has
>> never been for me just sitting and listening. I will have a nice
>> home theatre tho. And I love concert DVDs. I just bought
>> the Cream Reunion concert today - more kewlness.
>
> I've seen the commercial for it on TV, and just the though of it
> is sooooo depressing. Whenever I wanna hear any of that,
> playing the "Cream of Clapton" CD is all the fix I need.

Why depressing? Clapton can play better than ever and
Bruce........ well........... and Baker lives in Boulder!
I didn't actually get a chance to watch a lot of it. What
I saw was good.

> My favorite concert-type DVDs are these:
> 1. Anderson, Bruford Wakeman and Howe
> "An Evening of Yes Music Plus"
> 2. The Doors
> "The Doors Are Open"

Haven't seen either. I saw Yes many times in the 70s. A couple
times in small, close venues. I'm waiting for a ZZ Top concert
video. They still rawk!

[Lionel]

Yusuf Jesus wrote :

> Froggy shared:
>
>
>>BTW, could you please remember us your real age ?
>
>
> Since you let on you're 42 years old, that makes you slightly
> older than me. Too bad, old fart.

So I agree that's allow you to act like a lolita.

[GeoSynch]

> surf wrote:

> Why depressing?

That commercial on TV. Oh man, they all look like a bunch
of superannuated old geezers, and with the obnoxious
voiceover announcer drowning out the music. Just too
much to bear.

> Clapton can play better than ever and
> Bruce........ well........... and Baker lives in Boulder!
> I didn't actually get a chance to watch a lot of it. What
> I saw was good.

It's a good thing these DVDs are so cheap, as compared to
laser discs which used to cost a small fortune. If you play it
twice, you'll have gotten your money's worth out of it.

>> My favorite concert-type DVDs are these:
>> 1. Anderson, Bruford Wakeman and Howe
>> "An Evening of Yes Music Plus"
>> 2. The Doors
>> "The Doors Are Open"

> Haven't seen either. I saw Yes many times in the 70s. A couple
> times in small, close venues. I'm waiting for a ZZ Top concert
> video. They still rawk!

They may be hard to find now. You gotta grab them when they
first hit the shelves, otherwise you might never see them again.

Two other music DVDs you ought to scoop up if you get the
chance are by Steely Dan: "Two Against Nature" and "Aja."
The sound is very good and the music is great on both of them.


GeoSynch

[GeoSynch]

Froggy gets more feeble and infirm by the minute:

>> Since you let on you're 42 years old, that makes you slightly
>> older than me. Too bad, old fart.

> So I agree that's allow you to act like a lolita.

Nonsensical non sequitur noted.


GeoSynch

[GeoSynch]

Signal wrote:

>>>>My favorite concert-type DVDs are these:
>>>>1. Anderson, Bruford Wakeman and Howe
>>>> "An Evening of Yes Music Plus"
>>>>2. The Doors
>>>> "The Doors Are Open"

>>> I've seen a bunch of music DVDs. Some favourites :

>>> Depeche Mode 'One Night in Paris'
>>> Shane MacGowan 'If I Should Fall from Grace'
>>> The Fall 'Touch Sensitive'
>>> Philip Glass Koyaanisqatsi/Powaqqatsi
>>> Michael Gondry 'The Work of Director...'
>>> Bob Marley & Wailers 'Live at the Rainbow'
>>> Britney Spears 'Greatest Hits'

>>That's quite an eclectic list. Bob Marley followed by Britney Spears.

> Chosen based on quality of content rather than genre.

> The Talking Heads DVD was a disappointment after the big build up. The
> whole thing seemed contrived, sterile and boring. Yeah he wears a big
> suit.

The last best thing they probably ever did was that funky little song titled
"Genius of Love" by Tom Tom Club.

They've got this cute whimsical site: http://www.tomtomclub.net/


GeoSynch

[Lionel]

GeoStink wrote :

> Froggy gets more feeble and infirm by the minute:
>
>>> Since you let on you're 42 years old, that makes you slightly
>>> older than me. Too bad, old fart.
>
>> So I agree that's allow you to act like a lolita.
>
> Nonsensical non sequitur noted.

It's the perfect illustration of you life, Geogag.
When you don't understand something you say that it has no signification and
you look in the holy books to prove that you are right.
Do you know that you're nearly no more a human being ?

[MINe 109]

In article >,
Signal > wrote:

> The Talking Heads DVD was a disappointment after the big build up. The
> whole thing seemed contrived, sterile and boring. Yeah he wears a big
> suit.

Sterile? The concert tour was funky.

Stephen

[surf]

"GeoSynch" > wrote...
>> surf wrote:
>
>> Why depressing?
>
> That commercial on TV. Oh man, they all look like a bunch
> of superannuated old geezers, and with the obnoxious
> voiceover announcer drowning out the music. Just too
> much to bear.

Well Ginger Baker has got to be approaching 70. right?
>
>> Clapton can play better than ever and
>> Bruce........ well........... and Baker lives in Boulder!
>> I didn't actually get a chance to watch a lot of it. What
>> I saw was good.
>
> It's a good thing these DVDs are so cheap, as compared to
> laser discs which used to cost a small fortune. If you play it
> twice, you'll have gotten your money's worth out of it.

I have watched quite a bit of it. Those guys can still make
music. They're impressive. Two of my sons (15 and 21)
make music and they watched the DVD with me. In fact
they put it on. They appreciate it. Ginger Baker did a
LONG drum solo that showed he definitely still has it.
>
> Two other music DVDs you ought to scoop up if you get the
> chance are by Steely Dan: "Two Against Nature" and "Aja."
> The sound is very good and the music is great on both of them.

I'll put them all on my list. You're a good man. I don't care
what everyone else says!

[Lionel]

surf a écrit :
> "GeoSynch" > wrote...
>
>>>surf wrote:
>>
>>>Why depressing?
>>
>>That commercial on TV. Oh man, they all look like a bunch
>>of superannuated old geezers, and with the obnoxious
>>voiceover announcer drowning out the music. Just too
>>much to bear.
>
>
> Well Ginger Baker has got to be approaching 70. right?


If you like Ginger Baker's personality you should listen to "going back
home" the CD he has done with Charlie Haden and Bill Frisell.
Certainly not a jazz chef d'oeuvre but a very good relationship, very
friendly.

[GeoSynch]

Froggy gets even more feeble and even more infirm by the minute:

>>>> Since you let on you're 42 years old, that makes you slightly
>>>> older than me. Too bad, old fart.

>>> So I agree that's allow you to act like a lolita.

>> Nonsensical non sequitur noted.

> It's the perfect illustration of you life, Geogag.
> When you don't understand something you say that it has no signification and
> you look in the holy books to prove that you are right.
> Do you know that you're nearly no more a human being ?

You're losing it, loser, by making less and less sense with each passing post.
;-)


GeoSynch

[GeoSynch]

surf wrote:

>>> Why depressing?
>>
>> That commercial on TV. Oh man, they all look like a bunch
>> of superannuated old geezers, and with the obnoxious
>> voiceover announcer drowning out the music. Just too
>> much to bear.
>
> Well Ginger Baker has got to be approaching 70. right?
>>
>>> Clapton can play better than ever and
>>> Bruce........ well........... and Baker lives in Boulder!
>>> I didn't actually get a chance to watch a lot of it. What
>>> I saw was good.
>>
>> It's a good thing these DVDs are so cheap, as compared to
>> laser discs which used to cost a small fortune. If you play it
>> twice, you'll have gotten your money's worth out of it.
>
> I have watched quite a bit of it. Those guys can still make
> music. They're impressive. Two of my sons (15 and 21)
> make music and they watched the DVD with me. In fact
> they put it on. They appreciate it. Ginger Baker did a
> LONG drum solo that showed he definitely still has it.
>>
>> Two other music DVDs you ought to scoop up if you get the
>> chance are by Steely Dan: "Two Against Nature" and "Aja."
>> The sound is very good and the music is great on both of them.
>
> I'll put them all on my list. You're a good man. I don't care
> what everyone else says!

Thanks.


GeoSynch

[Lionel]

GeoSynch a écrit :
> Froggy gets even more feeble and even more infirm by the minute:
>
>
>>>>>Since you let on you're 42 years old, that makes you slightly
>>>>>older than me. Too bad, old fart.
>
>
>>>>So I agree that's allow you to act like a lolita.
>
>
>>>Nonsensical non sequitur noted.
>
>
>>It's the perfect illustration of you life, Geogag.
>>When you don't understand something you say that it has no signification and
>>you look in the holy books to prove that you are right.
>>Do you know that you're nearly no more a human being ?
>
>
> You're losing it, loser, by making less and less sense with each passing post.
> ;-)

You're really acting like a Lolita. Do you also wear her underwears ?

[surf]

"Lionel" > wrote ...
>
> If you like Ginger Baker's personality you should listen to "going back
> home" the CD he has done with Charlie Haden and Bill Frisell.
> Certainly not a jazz chef d'oeuvre but a very good relationship, very
> friendly.

I wouldn't call his work with Cream jazz. Is "Going Back Home"
a jazz work? How could I hear samples of this?

[Robert Morein]

"Michael" > wrote in message
om...
> Robert - Which ones are those? Which Brand has the best life?
> Thanks
>
> Robert Morein wrote:
> > After the dust settled, the clear ones appear to have the best archival
> > life.
> >
The problem is, there are afew makers, and lots of sliding specs. I cannot
give you definitive advice. But I notice that when I buy them in bulk, some
are blemished, indicating inferior quality control. I've been buying Fuji at
Sams Club, and there have been no blemishes.

[GeoSynch]

Fifi the French poodle yapped:

>>>>>>Since you let on you're 42 years old, that makes you slightly
>>>>>>older than me. Too bad, old fart.

>>>>>So I agree that's allow you to act like a lolita.

>>>>Nonsensical non sequitur noted.

>>>It's the perfect illustration of you life, Geogag.
>>>When you don't understand something you say that it has no signification and
>>>you look in the holy books to prove that you are right.
>>>Do you know that you're nearly no more a human being ?

>> You're losing it, loser, by making less and less sense with each passing
>> post. ;-)

> You're really acting like a Lolita. Do you also wear her underwears ?

Not too long ago, you were going on and on and on about me being old,
and as it turns out you're older, so now you completely reverse course
and are trying to disparage me for being younger than you. If you weren't
the complete idiot that you are, you'd realize how foolish you look doing so.

But since you crave attention - any attention - you'll say evermore outrageous
things to get that attention. It sure must suck to be you.


GeoSynch

[Lionel]

GeoSynch a écrit :
> Fifi the French poodle yapped:
>
>
>>>>>>>Since you let on you're 42 years old, that makes you slightly
>>>>>>>older than me. Too bad, old fart.
>
>
>>>>>>So I agree that's allow you to act like a lolita.
>
>
>>>>>Nonsensical non sequitur noted.
>
>
>>>>It's the perfect illustration of you life, Geogag.
>>>>When you don't understand something you say that it has no signification and
>>>>you look in the holy books to prove that you are right.
>>>>Do you know that you're nearly no more a human being ?
>
>
>>>You're losing it, loser, by making less and less sense with each passing
>>>post. ;-)
>
>
>>You're really acting like a Lolita. Do you also wear her underwears ?
>
>
> Not too long ago, you were going on and on and on about me being old,
> and as it turns out you're older, so now you completely reverse course
> and are trying to disparage me for being younger than you. If you weren't
> the complete idiot that you are, you'd realize how foolish you look doing so.

Foolish why ? I already explained you that your moral and political
discourse sound like old European national socialist one. In one world
for a normal European guy you sound like an old judeo-catho-fascist.

> But since you crave attention - any attention - you'll say evermore outrageous
> things to get that attention. It sure must suck to be you.

Everything I can write will never be as outrageous as the opinion you
expose on this NG. Sure it must suck to be as scary than you are.

[Lionel]

Lionel a écrit :
> GeoSynch a écrit :
>
>> Fifi the French poodle yapped:
>>
>>
>>>>>>>> Since you let on you're 42 years old, that makes you slightly
>>>>>>>> older than me. Too bad, old fart.
>>
>>
>>
>>>>>>> So I agree that's allow you to act like a lolita.
>>
>>
>>
>>>>>> Nonsensical non sequitur noted.
>>
>>
>>
>>>>> It's the perfect illustration of you life, Geogag.
>>>>> When you don't understand something you say that it has no
>>>>> signification and
>>>>> you look in the holy books to prove that you are right.
>>>>> Do you know that you're nearly no more a human being ?
>>
>>
>>
>>>> You're losing it, loser, by making less and less sense with each
>>>> passing post. ;-)
>>
>>
>>
>>> You're really acting like a Lolita. Do you also wear her underwears ?
>>
>>
>>
>> Not too long ago, you were going on and on and on about me being old,
>> and as it turns out you're older, so now you completely reverse course
>> and are trying to disparage me for being younger than you. If you weren't
>> the complete idiot that you are, you'd realize how foolish you look
>> doing so.
>
>
> Foolish why ? I already explained you that your moral and political
> discourse sound like old European national socialist one. In one word
> for a normal European guy you sound like an old judeo-catho-fascist.
>
>> But since you crave attention - any attention - you'll say evermore
>> outrageous
>> things to get that attention. It sure must suck to be you.
>
>
> Everything I can write will never be as outrageous as the opinion you
> expose on this NG. Sure it must suck to be as scary than you are.

[GeoSynch]

Froggy said ... nothing:

Responding to yourself with absolutely nothing to say?
How thoroughly appropriate! :-)


GeoSynch

> Lionel a écrit :
>> GeoSynch a écrit :
>>
>>> Fifi the French poodle yapped:
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>>>> Since you let on you're 42 years old, that makes you slightly
>>>>>>>>> older than me. Too bad, old fart.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>>> So I agree that's allow you to act like a lolita.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>> Nonsensical non sequitur noted.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>> It's the perfect illustration of you life, Geogag.
>>>>>> When you don't understand something you say that it has no signification
>>>>>> and
>>>>>> you look in the holy books to prove that you are right.
>>>>>> Do you know that you're nearly no more a human being ?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>> You're losing it, loser, by making less and less sense with each passing
>>>>> post. ;-)
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> You're really acting like a Lolita. Do you also wear her underwears ?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Not too long ago, you were going on and on and on about me being old,
>>> and as it turns out you're older, so now you completely reverse course
>>> and are trying to disparage me for being younger than you. If you weren't
>>> the complete idiot that you are, you'd realize how foolish you look doing
>>> so.
>>
>>
>> Foolish why ? I already explained you that your moral and political discourse
>> sound like old European national socialist one. In one word for a normal
>> European guy you sound like an old judeo-catho-fascist.
>>
>>> But since you crave attention - any attention - you'll say evermore
>>> outrageous
>>> things to get that attention. It sure must suck to be you.
>>
>>
>> Everything I can write will never be as outrageous as the opinion you expose
>> on this NG. Sure it must suck to be as scary than you are.

[GeoSynch]

Froggy slowly cooks in a vat of simmering water:

>> Not too long ago, you were going on and on and on about me being old,
>> and as it turns out you're older, so now you completely reverse course
>> and are trying to disparage me for being younger than you. If you weren't
>> the complete idiot that you are, you'd realize how foolish you look doing so.

> Foolish why ? I already explained you that your moral and political discourse
> sound like old European national socialist one. In one world for a normal
> European guy you sound like an old judeo-catho-fascist.

Your sentiment, like Europe's in general, is akin to Nero.
The Europe of Western Civilization is dying and is slowly being overrun by a
swarm of Muslims, so fondly bid adieu to your beloved France while you
still recognize her.

>> But since you crave attention - any attention - you'll say evermore
>> outrageous
>> things to get that attention. It sure must suck to be you.

> Everything I can write will never be as outrageous as the opinion you expose
> on this NG. Sure it must suck to be as scary than you are.

Your petty envy is doubly amusing given the novel ways you manage to garble
the English language. :-)


GeoSynch

[Lionel]

GeoStink tries to be cruel :

> Froggy said ... nothing:
>
> Responding to yourself with absolutely nothing to say?
> How thoroughly appropriate! :-)

Just few spelling revision...

[Lionel]

GeoStink a écrit :

> Froggy slowly cooks in a vat of simmering water:
>
>
>>>Not too long ago, you were going on and on and on about me being old,
>>>and as it turns out you're older, so now you completely reverse course
>>>and are trying to disparage me for being younger than you. If you weren't
>>>the complete idiot that you are, you'd realize how foolish you look doing so.
>
>
>>Foolish why ? I already explained you that your moral and political discourse
>>sound like old European national socialist one. In one world for a normal
>>European guy you sound like an old judeo-catho-fascist.
>
>
> Your sentiment, like Europe's in general, is akin to Nero.
> The Europe of Western Civilization is dying and is slowly being overrun by a
> swarm of Muslims, so fondly bid adieu to your beloved France while you
> still recognize her.

An other Hollywoodian historico-moronic drama from Geogag...
And I bet you are a valiant templar. :-)


>>>But since you crave attention - any attention - you'll say evermore
>>>outrageous
>>>things to get that attention. It sure must suck to be you.
>
>
>>Everything I can write will never be as outrageous as the opinion you expose
>>on this NG. Sure it must suck to be as scary than you are.
>
>
> Your petty envy is doubly amusing given the novel ways you manage to garble
> the English language. :-)

You're living in the past Geogag. English doesn't exist anymore it just
remains the Internet Esperanto.
This has nothing to do with envy just a useful way to communicate.

[GeoSynch]

Froggy turns greener still:

>> Your sentiment, like Europe's in general, is akin to Nero.
>> The Europe of Western Civilization is dying and is slowly being overrun by a
>> swarm of Muslims, so fondly bid adieu to your beloved France while you
>> still recognize her.

> An other Hollywoodian historico-moronic drama from Geogag...
> And I bet you are a valiant templar. :-)

I hear you've been shopping for a burkha and a prayer rug. ;-)

>> Your petty envy is doubly amusing given the novel ways you manage to garble
>> the English language. :-)

> You're living in the past Geogag. English doesn't exist anymore it just
> remains the Internet Esperanto.

No need no get further jealous, little old man. Back in the glory days, French
used
to be the international language, but that was back when France still mattered.

> This has nothing to do with envy just a useful way to communicate.

If you can call it that. :-)


GeoSynch

[Lionel]

GeoStink tries the patriotic nerve :

> No need no get further jealous, little old man. Back in the glory days, French
> used
> to be the international language, but that was back when France still mattered.


LOL, I'm not a nostalgic of this time.
During what you are calling the "glory days" France was essentially a
colonialist nation with all the outrage and abuses linked to such
absurde dominante position.

But it is interesting to note that you use "glory days" terms to define
such predating behaviour. It tells tons about your alleged Christian
morality. ;-)

[GeoSynch]

Fifi the French poodle happily chases his tail:

>> Back in the glory days, French used to be the
>> international language, but that was back when France still mattered.

> LOL, I'm not a nostalgic of this time.
> During what you are calling the "glory days" France was essentially a
> colonialist nation with all the outrage and abuses linked to such absurde
> dominante position.

> But it is interesting to note that you use "glory days" terms to define such
> predating behaviour. It tells tons about your alleged Christian morality. ;-)

You were attempting to belittle English as the universal language,
which I pointed out was due to your petty enviousness that French
is no longer the universal language and has not been for many years.

So, what do you do? Start chasing your tail around in circles until
you get so dizzy that you fall down and start crying. Boo-hoo-hoo.


GeoSynch

[Lionel]

GeoSynch is denser and denser :

> Fifi the French poodle happily chases his tail:
>
>
>>>Back in the glory days, French used to be the
>>>international language, but that was back when France still mattered.
>
>
>>LOL, I'm not a nostalgic of this time.
>>During what you are calling the "glory days" France was essentially a
>>colonialist nation with all the outrage and abuses linked to such absurde
>>dominante position.
>
>
>>But it is interesting to note that you use "glory days" terms to define such
>>predating behaviour. It tells tons about your alleged Christian morality. ;-)
>
>
> You were attempting to belittle English as the universal language,
> which I pointed out was due to your petty enviousness that French
> is no longer the universal language and has not been for many years.

No way little baby. Considering how you are deviating from the simpliest
human logic I seriously doubt that you have ever been able to write a
simple "then" clause after a basic "if" one.
To come back to my point, I was just commenting your expression "glory
days".
I don't feel any "petty enviousness". I'm just regretting to haven't
enough time, patience and courage to *really* improve my "English"...
But I am an irreducible optimist so I'm immune me to the petty
mockeries. ;-)

Your heavy insistence, all those childish pitiful attempts to "make me
envious" tells tons about the quality of your nationalist and patriotic
values.
I'm afraid that the next chapter of your discourse looks like an apology
of your national superiority.
Are you sure you want to continue this way ?

> So, what do you do? Start chasing your tail around in circles until
> you get so dizzy that you fall down and start crying. Boo-hoo-hoo.

Are you really so obsessed with this appendix ? ;-)

PS : Do you know that the "Universal Language" only exists in the
Gospels, you unshamed blasphemer ?

[GeoSynch]

Fifi the French poodle licks and scratches himself:

>>>But it is interesting to note that you use "glory days" terms to define such
>>>predating behaviour. It tells tons about your alleged Christian morality. ;-)

>> You were attempting to belittle English as the universal language,
>> which I pointed out was due to your petty enviousness that French
>> is no longer the universal language and has not been for many years.

> No way little baby. Considering how you are deviating from the simpliest human
> logic I seriously doubt that you have ever been able to write a simple "then"
> clause after a basic "if" one.

If you weren't such a clueless buffoon, then you might realize the stupidity
of that statement you just made. Too bad that you don't, feeble old man.

> To come back to my point, I was just commenting your expression "glory days".

You're a bigger crybaby than Lauren Fignon was after losing the TdF to
Greg LeMond. And France is the biggest crybaby nation on the planet.

> I don't feel any "petty enviousness". I'm just regretting to haven't enough
> time, patience and courage to *really* improve my "English"... But I am an
> irreducible optimist so I'm immune me to the petty mockeries. ;-)

If you reduced any further, you'd simply vanish little man. ;-)

> Your heavy insistence, all those childish pitiful attempts to "make me
> envious" tells tons about the quality of your nationalist and patriotic
> values.

Face it. You are. Live with it. Get over it. That's a good little Froggy.

> I'm afraid that the next chapter of your discourse looks like an apology of
> your national superiority.

You can divine the future as well as reading minds?
Sounds like you're suffering delusions of grandeur again.

> Are you sure you want to continue this way ?

No. Seeing you repeatedly make a fool of yourself over and over again
is starting to lose its fun value, so please stop being such a clown.

>> So, what do you do? Start chasing your tail around in circles until
>> you get so dizzy that you fall down and start crying. Boo-hoo-hoo.

> Are you really so obsessed with this appendix ? ;-)

Are you sure you didn't mean to write "appendate," chucklehead? :-)

> PS : Do you know that the "Universal Language" only exists in the Gospels, you
> unshamed blasphemer ?

More anti-Christian bigotry, little feeble old man?


GeoSynch

[Lionel]

In et>, GeoSynch wrote :

> Fifi the French poodle licks and scratches himself:
>
>>>>But it is interesting to note that you use "glory days" terms to define
>>>>such predating behaviour. It tells tons about your alleged Christian
>>>>morality. ;-)
>
>>> You were attempting to belittle English as the universal language,
>>> which I pointed out was due to your petty enviousness that French
>>> is no longer the universal language and has not been for many years.
>
>> No way little baby. Considering how you are deviating from the simpliest
>> human logic I seriously doubt that you have ever been able to write a
>> simple "then" clause after a basic "if" one.
>
> If you weren't such a clueless buffoon, then you might realize the
> stupidity of that statement you just made. Too bad that you don't, feeble
> old man.


If you wasn't an incurable cretin, I'd try to explain you. :-)


>> To come back to my point, I was just commenting your expression "glory
>> days".
>
> You're a bigger crybaby than Lauren Fignon was after losing the TdF to
> Greg LeMond.


Oh I see, you are living through proxies.
Are you so seriously disabled ?


> And France is the biggest crybaby nation on the planet.


That's true. But we have some good wines... to forget.


>> I don't feel any "petty enviousness". I'm just regretting to haven't
>> enough time, patience and courage to *really* improve my "English"... But
>> I am an irreducible optimist so I'm immune me to the petty mockeries. ;-)
>
> If you reduced any further, you'd simply vanish little man. ;-)
>
>> Your heavy insistence, all those childish pitiful attempts to "make me
>> envious" tells tons about the quality of your nationalist and patriotic
>> values.
>
> Face it. You are. Live with it. Get over it. That's a good little Froggy.


Good, it sounds like a kindergarten counting song.


>> I'm afraid that the next chapter of your discourse looks like an apology
>> of your national superiority.
>
> You can divine the future as well as reading minds?
> Sounds like you're suffering delusions of grandeur again.
>
>> Are you sure you want to continue this way ?
>
> No. Seeing you repeatedly make a fool of yourself over and over again
> is starting to lose its fun value, so please stop being such a clown.
>
>>> So, what do you do? Start chasing your tail around in circles until
>>> you get so dizzy that you fall down and start crying. Boo-hoo-hoo.
>
>> Are you really so obsessed with this appendix ? ;-)
>
> Are you sure you didn't mean to write "appendate," chucklehead? :-)

Main Entry: ap·pen·dix
Pronunciation: &-'pen-diks
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural -dix·es or ap·pen·di·ces /-d&-"sEz/
Etymology: Latin appendic-, appendix, from appendere

: a bodily outgrowth or process

outgrowth :

noun: a natural consequence of development
noun: a natural prolongation or projection from a part of an organism
either animal or plant

No "appendate" on my dictionnary nor on Google.

Oh, oh little computer kid, seems that you also have serious problems with
your own language, baby. ;-)

>> PS : Do you know that the "Universal Language" only exists in the
>> Gospels, you unshamed blasphemer ?
>
> More anti-Christian bigotry, little feeble old man?

Just more things that a sewer worker knows and that you ignore... ;-)

[Lionel]

In et>, GeoSynch wrote :

> Fifi the French poodle licks and scratches himself:
>
>>>>But it is interesting to note that you use "glory days" terms to define
>>>>such predating behaviour. It tells tons about your alleged Christian
>>>>morality. ;-)
>
>>> You were attempting to belittle English as the universal language,
>>> which I pointed out was due to your petty enviousness that French
>>> is no longer the universal language and has not been for many years.
>
>> No way little baby. Considering how you are deviating from the simpliest
>> human logic I seriously doubt that you have ever been able to write a
>> simple "then" clause after a basic "if" one.
>
> If you weren't such a clueless buffoon, then you might realize the
> stupidity of that statement you just made. Too bad that you don't, feeble
> old man.


If you wasn't an incurable cretin, I'd try to explain you. :-)


>> To come back to my point, I was just commenting your expression "glory
>> days".
>
> You're a bigger crybaby than Lauren Fignon was after losing the TdF to
> Greg LeMond.


Oh I see, you are living through proxies.
Are you so seriously disabled ?


> And France is the biggest crybaby nation on the planet.


That's true. But we have some good wines... to forget.


>> I don't feel any "petty enviousness". I'm just regretting to haven't
>> enough time, patience and courage to *really* improve my "English"... But
>> I am an irreducible optimist so I'm immune me to the petty mockeries. ;-)
>
> If you reduced any further, you'd simply vanish little man. ;-)
>
>> Your heavy insistence, all those childish pitiful attempts to "make me
>> envious" tells tons about the quality of your nationalist and patriotic
>> values.
>
> Face it. You are. Live with it. Get over it. That's a good little Froggy.


It sounds like a kindergarten counting song.


>> I'm afraid that the next chapter of your discourse looks like an apology
>> of your national superiority.
>
> You can divine the future as well as reading minds?
> Sounds like you're suffering delusions of grandeur again.

It's not delusion of grandeur, oh no. It's just than your are really smaller
than the mean.
BTW you have already started... Just above. :-)

>> Are you sure you want to continue this way ?
>
> No. Seeing you repeatedly make a fool of yourself over and over again
> is starting to lose its fun value, so please stop being such a clown.

I don't have to force my talent, to show how stupidly grotesque you are is
as easy as to trace an IP address... ;-)

>>> So, what do you do? Start chasing your tail around in circles until
>>> you get so dizzy that you fall down and start crying. Boo-hoo-hoo.
>
>> Are you really so obsessed with this appendix ? ;-)
>
> Are you sure you didn't mean to write "appendate," chucklehead? :-)

Main Entry: ap·pen·dix
Pronunciation: &-'pen-diks
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural -dix·es or ap·pen·di·ces /-d&-"sEz/
Etymology: Latin appendic-, appendix, from appendere

: a bodily outgrowth or process

outgrowth :

noun: a natural consequence of development
noun: a natural prolongation or projection from a part of an organism
either animal or plant

No "appendate" on my dictionnary nor on Google.

Jesus !!! Our computer kid, have also serious problems with his maternal
language...
Would you like that I give you few lessons, baby ?

>> PS : Do you know that the "Universal Language" only exists in the
>> Gospels, you unshamed blasphemer ?
>
> More anti-Christian bigotry, little feeble old man?

No just more things that a sewer worker knows and that you ignore... ;-)

[Lionel]

In et>, GeoSynch wrote :

> Fifi the French poodle licks and scratches himself:
>
>>>>But it is interesting to note that you use "glory days" terms to define
>>>>such predating behaviour. It tells tons about your alleged Christian
>>>>morality. ;-)
>
>>> You were attempting to belittle English as the universal language,
>>> which I pointed out was due to your petty enviousness that French
>>> is no longer the universal language and has not been for many years.
>
>> No way little baby. Considering how you are deviating from the simpliest
>> human logic I seriously doubt that you have ever been able to write a
>> simple "then" clause after a basic "if" one.
>
> If you weren't such a clueless buffoon, then you might realize the
> stupidity of that statement you just made. Too bad that you don't, feeble
> old man.


If you wasn't an incurable cretin, I'd try to explain you. :-)


>> To come back to my point, I was just commenting your expression "glory
>> days".
>
> You're a bigger crybaby than Lauren Fignon was after losing the TdF to
> Greg LeMond.


Oh I see, you are living through proxies.
Are you so seriously disabled ?


> And France is the biggest crybaby nation on the planet.


That's true. But we have some good wines... to forget.


>> I don't feel any "petty enviousness". I'm just regretting to haven't
>> enough time, patience and courage to *really* improve my "English"... But
>> I am an irreducible optimist so I'm immune me to the petty mockeries. ;-)
>
> If you reduced any further, you'd simply vanish little man. ;-)
>
>> Your heavy insistence, all those childish pitiful attempts to "make me
>> envious" tells tons about the quality of your nationalist and patriotic
>> values.
>
> Face it. You are. Live with it. Get over it. That's a good little Froggy.


It sounds like a kindergarten counting song.
Is it the "bird call" that you use to catch your girlfriends ?


>> I'm afraid that the next chapter of your discourse looks like an apology
>> of your national superiority.
>
> You can divine the future as well as reading minds?
> Sounds like you're suffering delusions of grandeur again.


It's not "delusions" of grandeur, oh no !!! It's just that your are really
smaller than the mean.
BTW you have already started... just few lines above. :-)


>> Are you sure you want to continue this way ?
>
> No. Seeing you repeatedly make a fool of yourself over and over again
> is starting to lose its fun value, so please stop being such a clown.


I don't have to force my talent. To show how stupidly grotesque you are is
as easy as to trace an IP address... ;-)


>>> So, what do you do? Start chasing your tail around in circles until
>>> you get so dizzy that you fall down and start crying. Boo-hoo-hoo.
>
>> Are you really so obsessed with this appendix ? ;-)
>
> Are you sure you didn't mean to write "appendate," chucklehead? :-)


Main Entry: ap·pen·dix
Pronunciation: &-'pen-diks
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural -dix·es or ap·pen·di·ces /-d&-"sEz/
Etymology: Latin appendic-, appendix, from appendere

: a bodily outgrowth or process

outgrowth :

noun: a natural consequence of development
noun: a natural prolongation or projection from a part of an organism
either animal or plant

No "appendate" on my dictionnary nor on Google.

Jesus !!! Our computer kid, have also serious problems with his maternal
language...
Would you like that I give you few lessons, baby ?

>> PS : Do you know that the "Universal Language" only exists in the
>> Gospels, you unshamed blasphemer ?
>
> More anti-Christian bigotry, little feeble old man?

No, just more things that a french sewer worker knows and that you
ignore... ;-)

[Clyde Slick]

"Lionel" > wrote in message
...

>
>
> No "appendate" on my dictionnary nor on Google.
>


Perhaps you might find the word "dictionary" in your "dictionnary"

[Lionel]

In >, Clyde Slick wrote :

>
> "Lionel" > wrote in message
> ...
>
>>
>>
>> No "appendate" on my dictionnary nor on Google.
>>
>
>
> Perhaps you might find the word "dictionary" in your "dictionnary"

Do you know that I never found "yalmake" ?

[George Middius]

Lionella said:

>> Perhaps you might find the word "dictionary" in your "dictionnary"

>Do you know that I never found "yalmake" ?

Try not spelling it "swastika".



..
..
..

[Clyde Slick]

"Lionel" > wrote in message
...
> In >, Clyde Slick wrote :
>
>>
>> "Lionel" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> No "appendate" on my dictionnary nor on Google.
>>>
>>
>>
>> Perhaps you might find the word "dictionary" in your "dictionnary"
>
> Do you know that I never found "yalmake" ?

Perhaps it is merely a phonetic interpretation of a foreign word, one
not written with English characters.

[Lionel]

In >, Clyde Slick wrote :

>
> "Lionel" > wrote in message
> ...
>> In >, Clyde Slick wrote :
>>
>>>
>>> "Lionel" > wrote in message
>>> ...
>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> No "appendate" on my dictionnary nor on Google.
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Perhaps you might find the word "dictionary" in your "dictionnary"
>>
>> Do you know that I never found "yalmake" ?
>
> Perhaps it is merely a phonetic interpretation of a foreign word, one
> not written with English characters.

This is a bad explanation, since there's already a general consensus for a
word which already belongs to the dictionary (no typo).