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15 Comments
pumkinandstormMy pleasure.
Thanks for the points.
siftbotYou just received a gift of 2 Power Points from member @pumkinandstorm. What a lovely meatbag.
pumkinandstormThank you very much! After being here for a year I really should know these things by now!!
You gotta put the URL in [square brackets] with the backup invocation. I got it for ya.
PlayhousePalsCountry western songs of course
Parody of?
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siftbotYour video, ERB - Babe Ruth vs Lance Armstrong, has made it into the Top 15 New Videos listing. Congratulations on your achievement. For your contribution you have been awarded 1 Power Point.
PlayhousePalsRegarding timeshift ... I noticed it most when the gal is singing background [kinda of jerks around] and/or the fact that the separately filmed segments are interspersed. I could be wrong in the designation. My apologies if I am
Where's that? I'm not seeing it.
siftbotHappy anniversary! Today marks year number 6 since you first became a Sifter and the community is better for having you. Thanks for your contributions!
lesserfoolYeah either that or kill the cat.
Time to install a pet door.
oritteropoThe latin pronunciation of the word would indeed be ow dee oh, meaning to hear or to listen to... it would certainly start ow, actually I'm not 100% sure of the last sound (which is missing in the car name anyway).
Correct or not for a German company, it is the latin pronunciation of a latin word which leads to the situation you are complaining about.
In the US, most people say "ow dee" but in Germany it's "aw dee". It's Latin for "Listen" and shares it's roots with "audio" which makes me think "aw dee" is correct. I've never heard anyone say "ow dee oh".
PlayhousePalsNo CULT of Simpsons, eh?
*nochannel *woohoo *comedy *animation *talks
pumkinandstormIn reply to this comment by xxovercastxx:
You look suspiciously like an acquaintance of mine, but her name isn't Jen and she doesn't live in Canada. Then again, I have not seen or spoken to her in a few years so perhaps she has assumed a new identify.
Hmm... yes... Worry not, "Jen". Your secret identity is just between us.
Perhaps I am the acquaintance which you are referring to. Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
lucky760Interesting. It's caused by the hyphen in G-bar's username.
I'm not going to spend any time to fix it because this method of quoting will no longer exist in v5.
Thanks!
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There's a comment here that's breaking quoting.
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