Question for Gregipus & dave

[George M. Middius]

"The Europa has a zippy sound quality."

What does that mean?

dave, do you agree?

[Lionel]

George M. Middius wrote:

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>
> "The Europa has a zippy sound quality."
>
> What does that mean?
>
> dave, do you agree?
>
>
It sounds like a fly when you go to ****.
You would know how it sounds if you can **** elsewhere than in your
urinal(*). ;-)


(*)urinal :
A vessel for urine, especially one for use by an incontinent or
bedridden person.

[George M. Middius]

Lionella la Salope said:

> urinal(*). ;-)

> (*)urinal :
> A vessel for urine, especially one for use by an incontinent or
> bedridden person.

You're still not getting it. Moron.

BTW, your bizarre and fractured statement....

> You would know how it sounds if you can **** elsewhere than in your
> urinal(*). ;-)

..... comes out of babelfish with this equally gibberish-sounding spew:

"Vous sauriez il retentit si vous pouvez ****er ailleurs que dans
votre urinal."

Do you see the point yet? Nincompoop.

[Lionel]

George M. Middius wrote:

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> Lionella la Salope said:
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>
>>urinal(*). ;-)
>
>
>
>>(*)urinal :
>> A vessel for urine, especially one for use by an incontinent or
>>bedridden person.
>
>
> You're still not getting it. Moron.
>
> BTW, your bizarre and fractured statement....
>
>
>>You would know how it sounds if you can **** elsewhere than in your
>>urinal(*). ;-)
>
>
> .... comes out of babelfish with this equally gibberish-sounding spew:
>
> "Vous sauriez il retentit si vous pouvez ****er ailleurs que dans
> votre urinal."
>
> Do you see the point yet? Nincompoop.
>
>
Once again it doesn't matter George.
I was just guessing that you are an infirm confined to wheel chair.
You use to **** in an urinal.
You cannot know how sounds a zip (a fly).
You don't know the pleasure of ****ing against a tree in the garden
looking to the stars...

[dave weil]

On Sat, 11 Oct 2003 16:57:50 -0400, George M. Middius
> wrote:

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>
>
>"The Europa has a zippy sound quality."
>
>What does that mean?
>
>dave, do you agree?

I can see that. I think I mentioned that the word might have
connotations not intended, but I understand what he's trying to get
across.

[George M. Middius]

dave weil said:

> >"The Europa has a zippy sound quality."
> >
> >What does that mean?
> >
> >dave, do you agree?
>
> I can see that. I think I mentioned that the word might have
> connotations not intended, but I understand what he's trying to get
> across.

Uh.... Is it a secret?

Is there a way to convey it in semi-objective terms?

Speakers have been called "quick", and that's a pretty well-known
descriptor, but I'm guessing "zippy" is something else.

[trotsky]

George M. Middius wrote:
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> dave weil said:
>
>
>>>"The Europa has a zippy sound quality."
>>>
>>>What does that mean?
>>>
>>>dave, do you agree?
>>
>>I can see that. I think I mentioned that the word might have
>>connotations not intended, but I understand what he's trying to get
>>across.
>
>
> Uh.... Is it a secret?
>
> Is there a way to convey it in semi-objective terms?
>
> Speakers have been called "quick", and that's a pretty well-known
> descriptor, but I'm guessing "zippy" is something else.


Zippy is just a euphemism for lively. It doesn't mean they sound like
the late Steve Zipser.

[dave weil]

On Sun, 12 Oct 2003 05:28:42 -0400, George M. Middius
> wrote:

>
>
>dave weil said:
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>> >"The Europa has a zippy sound quality."
>> >
>> >What does that mean?
>> >
>> >dave, do you agree?
>>
>> I can see that. I think I mentioned that the word might have
>> connotations not intended, but I understand what he's trying to get
>> across.
>
>Uh.... Is it a secret?
>
>Is there a way to convey it in semi-objective terms?
>
>Speakers have been called "quick", and that's a pretty well-known
>descriptor, but I'm guessing "zippy" is something else.

I think that he's describing the sound of brass and sort of expanding
it to characterize the general sound of the speaker. Bright, quick,
etc.

[Robert Morein]

"trotsky" > wrote in message
...
>
>
> George M. Middius wrote:
> >
> > dave weil said:
> >
> >
> >>>"The Europa has a zippy sound quality."
> >>>
> >>>What does that mean?
> >>>
> >>>dave, do you agree?
> >>
> >>I can see that. I think I mentioned that the word might have
> >>connotations not intended, but I understand what he's trying to get
> >>across.
> >
> >
> > Uh.... Is it a secret?
> >
> > Is there a way to convey it in semi-objective terms?
> >
> > Speakers have been called "quick", and that's a pretty well-known
> > descriptor, but I'm guessing "zippy" is something else.
>
>
> Zippy is just a euphemism for lively. It doesn't mean they sound like
> the late Steve Zipser.
>
It's really an anagram:
The Europas sound "pizyp".

[George M. Middius]

dave weil said:

> >> >"The Europa has a zippy sound quality."
> >> >
> >> >What does that mean?
> >> >
> >> >dave, do you agree?
> >>
> >> I can see that. I think I mentioned that the word might have
> >> connotations not intended, but I understand what he's trying to get
> >> across.
> >
> >Uh.... Is it a secret?
> >
> >Is there a way to convey it in semi-objective terms?
> >
> >Speakers have been called "quick", and that's a pretty well-known
> >descriptor, but I'm guessing "zippy" is something else.
>
> I think that he's describing the sound of brass and sort of expanding
> it to characterize the general sound of the speaker. Bright, quick,
> etc.

A "bright" speaker isn't necessarily a desirable one. A "quick" one
should appeal to a lot of buyers. Gregipus has said he used "zippy"
as a synonym for "lively".

Add it all up, and the best it comes to is empty fluff. Maybe
Gregipus should retool the fluff on his site along a Ten
Commandments motif. After all, he believes that "most consumers"
can't decide for themselves what sounds good, so why not make
himself into an audio god?

[Robert Morein]

"George M. Middius" > wrote in message
...
>
>
> dave weil said:
>
> > >> >"The Europa has a zippy sound quality."
> > >> >
> > >> >What does that mean?
> > >> >
> > >> >dave, do you agree?
> > >>
> > >> I can see that. I think I mentioned that the word might have
> > >> connotations not intended, but I understand what he's trying to get
> > >> across.
> > >
> > >Uh.... Is it a secret?
> > >
> > >Is there a way to convey it in semi-objective terms?
> > >
> > >Speakers have been called "quick", and that's a pretty well-known
> > >descriptor, but I'm guessing "zippy" is something else.
> >
> > I think that he's describing the sound of brass and sort of expanding
> > it to characterize the general sound of the speaker. Bright, quick,
> > etc.
>
> A "bright" speaker isn't necessarily a desirable one. A "quick" one
> should appeal to a lot of buyers. Gregipus has said he used "zippy"
> as a synonym for "lively".
>
> Add it all up, and the best it comes to is empty fluff. Maybe
> Gregipus should retool the fluff on his site along a Ten
> Commandments motif. After all, he believes that "most consumers"
> can't decide for themselves what sounds good, so why not make
> himself into an audio god?
>
I see theological possibilities.
Complete the following sentence:
"If the _____ did not exist, we would have to invent one."
a. Arny
b. Trotsky
c. McCarty
d. The Devil
e. none of the above

[trotsky]

George M. Middius wrote:
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> dave weil said:
>
>
>>>>>"The Europa has a zippy sound quality."
>>>>>
>>>>>What does that mean?
>>>>>
>>>>>dave, do you agree?
>>>>
>>>>I can see that. I think I mentioned that the word might have
>>>>connotations not intended, but I understand what he's trying to get
>>>>across.
>>>
>>>Uh.... Is it a secret?
>>>
>>>Is there a way to convey it in semi-objective terms?
>>>
>>>Speakers have been called "quick", and that's a pretty well-known
>>>descriptor, but I'm guessing "zippy" is something else.
>>
>>I think that he's describing the sound of brass and sort of expanding
>>it to characterize the general sound of the speaker. Bright, quick,
>>etc.
>
>
> A "bright" speaker isn't necessarily a desirable one. A "quick" one
> should appeal to a lot of buyers. Gregipus has said he used "zippy"
> as a synonym for "lively".
>
> Add it all up, and the best it comes to is empty fluff. Maybe
> Gregipus should retool the fluff on his site along a Ten
> Commandments motif. After all, he believes that "most consumers"
> can't decide for themselves what sounds good, so why not make
> himself into an audio god?


I feel sorry for George when he talks about audio. Perhaps he knows of
a website that uses better descriptions than me, but we might be waiting
a long time for him to cough up that information.

[George M. Middius]

Gregipus is confused again.

> > Add it all up, and the best it comes to is empty fluff. Maybe
> > Gregipus should retool the fluff on his site along a Ten
> > Commandments motif. After all, he believes that "most consumers"
> > can't decide for themselves what sounds good, so why not make
> > himself into an audio god?

> I feel sorry for George when he talks about audio.

Once again, I was talking about *you*. There are many ways to mock
you other than by "stealing intellectual property" <snicker>. In
fact, with your barn-sized ego that compels you to take every post
literally, you're really self-mocking.

Would you feel better if we all agreed you're the messiah-twit and
Krooger is the narcissist-twit? The distinction isn't that important
to us. What we all agree on is that it's impossible to take
seriously a self-absorbed inflatable Booby-toy like you, so we
choose to mock you or ignore you.

Mockery, Gregipus. Learn the word. Feel the burn.

[trotsky]

George M. Middius wrote:
>
> Gregipus is confused again.
>
>
>>>Add it all up, and the best it comes to is empty fluff. Maybe
>>>Gregipus should retool the fluff on his site along a Ten
>>>Commandments motif. After all, he believes that "most consumers"
>>>can't decide for themselves what sounds good, so why not make
>>>himself into an audio god?
>>
>
>
>>I feel sorry for George when he talks about audio.
>
>
> Once again, I was talking about *you*.


Yeah, that's a newsflash.