Break from Tekton Thread

[amirm]

Man, it has been an intense week dealing with the Tekton situation. Someone made a great suggestion that I should do a review of something good. Powered up the Audio Precision and the software says the license is expired!!! No way to upgrade it until next work week.

So I thought the heck with it. Let's just have fun with non audio topic. Pulled up youtube and it suggested this video:

It warms my heart that Brits like our food and how great barbeque can be.

Post anything that gets us back to fun/calm mood....

 

[ZolaIII]

Originalos

ORIGINALOS An extremely funny dialogue-free stone-age animated comedy for whole the family. Each episode takes off with the invention of a specific object or idea that we use in our everyday life. At the time it was invented it must have been a milestone along the bumpy road of development...

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[madrac]

Not surprised Brits like our food since their’s is typically bland or cooked to death, unless of course you are at one of the many Indian restaurants/curry houses, which is now probably more typical English cuisine

 

[Induna]

It's the middle of the night here and after waking up to pee I can't get back to sleep. Here is at the edge of the Parque Internacional La Amistad which contains 400.000 hectares of primary forest in the Talamanca mountains which cut the Isthmus in two. There are Dantas, Sloths, Pumas and Jaguares, not to mention about 5 trillion ants -- literally. I am lucky to live not far from here in a small house on a bad road in the mountains with Tinamou, Toucans, 3 types of Parrots and Agoutis most days -- along with several million ants. I'm visiting this place for a kind of meeting. It is very quiet and dark. The bed is basic. The blanket warm because, yes, it does get cold in the tropics!

We are in the transition from the dry season, Summer, to the rainy season, Winter. And boy does it rain -- over 4 meters a year.The wind is blowing. It is very dark and brilliantly clear and nothing could be less relevant that HiFi controversies. I wonder what the Jaguares think of tweeter arrays, or speaker manufactures? Are they tasty?

¡Buenas noches a todos!

 

[Chester]

Not surprised Brits like our food since their’s is typically bland or cooked to death, unless of course you are at one of the many Indian restaurants/curry houses, which is now probably more typical English cuisine

Both insulting and inaccurate

 

[restorer-john]

Powered up the Audio Precision and the software says the license is expired!!!

Change your real time clock back in time, start the software and then let windows adjust the time (or not). I bet it doesn't kick you out after it's already up and running.

Does it read the RTC from the PC or does it have its own?

 

[antcollinet]

Not surprised Brits like our food since their’s is typically bland or cooked to death, unless of course you are at one of the many Indian restaurants/curry houses, which is now probably more typical English cuisine

 

[restorer-john]

An audiophile mate sent me this:

 

[RayDunzl]

Weekend looks to be two good (though "blue") flying days for me.

It's surprising how few (if any at all) extraneous thoughts enter my mind while surfing the sky.

And, in other pressing news, for some reason my "preferred" daily use BBQ Sauce isn't available at Sam's in the 84 oz bottle for (I forget) about $8 any more.

 

[Brian Hall]

 

[Mart68]

Not surprised Brits like our food since their’s is typically bland

True. So we invented brown sauce:



Adapt. Improvise. Overcome.

 

[antcollinet]

We are at friends, enjoying good company, ,good food, and good drinks.

Life is good.

 

[RayDunzl]

Not surprised Brits like our food since their’s is typically bland or cooked to death

"Lord, have mercy on the people in england,
For the terrible food these people must eat."

- Frank Zappa, Strictly Genteel, from the finale of the film 200 Motels

 

[CapMan]

Things are now so rubbish in the UK that our (alleged) terrible food now features quite a long way down the list

 

[CapMan]

Not surprised Brits like our food since their’s is typically bland or cooked to death, unless of course you are at one of the many Indian restaurants/curry houses, which is now probably more typical English cuisine

I love a sweeping generalisation in the morning

 

[sweetchaos]

You mean this brand?

 

[diablo]

Not surprised Brits like our food since their’s is typically bland or cooked to death, unless of course you are at one of the many Indian restaurants/curry houses, which is now probably more typical English cuisine

Visiting Americans can always pop into a McDonald's to get a taste of home though.
No wait -

- they won't let us put all those tasty chemicals in the food here.

 

[Graham849]

I just enjoyed international cusine for dinner. "Corned Beef with garlic and onion, stag chili beans, mi goreng noodles" with boiled rice chinese style on side. Washing down with 2018 shiraz. Life is good. Deacon Eves Samoan music on in background.

 

[antcollinet]

You mean this brand?

This thread is supposed to be a break from that.

 

[Purité Audio]

Both insulting and inaccurate

I thought it pretty accurate!
Thank goodness London is probably the most culturally diverse city in the planet so we don’t have to eat it.
Keith