Goofball_star_dot_etal wrote:

On 7 Mar 2006 22:01:43 -0800, wrote:


Goofball_star_dot_etal wrote:

On 5 Mar 2006 21:13:43 -0800, wrote:


Biogeometry teaches us that shapes and symbols can have special meaning
to us, and friendly ones can have beneficial effects on our
environments, and as I have discovered in my long and wondrous journey
as an audiophile, on our senses as well. For today's excercise, we'll
be drawing special shapes on objects to improve the sound we hear from
our audio systems. To this end, I'd like to introduce you to the
"L-Shape". So-called because it looks like an "L", with the corner
curved inward. Here's what I mean:

http://www.lovehoney.co.uk/bigpictur...955&c=ponduyys

There's not much demand for nincompoops, note.

Is that why you're out of a job? I'm sorry for you, then. Keep a stiff
upper lip, I'm sure something will give.


You're just miffed because I don't fancy taking my brain out, putting
it through a mincer and stuffing it back in, so I can become a
tweako-freako crook.

Excuse me? Are you talking to me, goofball? You seem to have some
"personal issues" that you need to resolve. All that anger can't be
helping your sound quality much. Where do you get off calling me a
"crook", when all of the tweaks I generously put up here, I didn't
charge anyone for, and they don't even cost a cent to execute? What
exactly are you doing to help audiophiles here improve their sound,
pray tell?

And are you sure you have a brain to take out? Have you checked in
there lately? Because if you think you need to remove your brain before
you attempt to improve your perception of sound with one of my tweaks,
then it doesn't sound like you had one to begin with.

BTW, I really do hope you get a job again at some point. Maybe when you
have a bit of money coming in, you won't be so paranoid, and everyone
around you won't appear to be a "crook", perhaps.