posted by
pmsumner at 11:54pm on 20/05/2003
This is one good reason to love broadband 'net - you can afford to spend 10 minutes downloading a track just because it sounds interesting, rather than having to wait 45 minutes for it to come through.
A mixture tonight of Dub Syndicate, Lee (Scratch) Perry and King Tubby.
Also downloading is some Tchaikovsky, some Orb ("Heavy Dub" mix of Little Fluffy Clouds?) and some Horace Andy, but they're running a little more slowly. Some "Scientist" too, should be interesting.
I have a fridge full of beer. You think I am joking? Safeway were doing "Buy 2 for £8" on 6 packs, but "Buy a case of 24 for £12.99"). So my fridge is well stocked. Not that I am a beer monster or anything :)
I have 2 days off. Why do I feel like, after being at work for one day, that I may as well not have bothered with taking Monday off sick? Things really were just as pants, and I am STILL stuck on this Physics problem :)
A car (m1 = 1000kg) towing a caravan (m2 = 600kg) up a slope (gradient 1 in 20) with acceleration of 1.2ms-2, and constant friction forces of 100N acting on the caravan, 200N acting on the car.
Calculate the driving force.
Two things -
kundrun and
pipsytip. I am arranging to slide my shift on Sunday, hopefully so I can start at midday instead of 0740am. Heyyyy :)
I need a bath. Any takers to wash me and peel me grapes and wine (OK, spoon feed me ice cream and wash me with beer!)? *G*
A mixture tonight of Dub Syndicate, Lee (Scratch) Perry and King Tubby.
Also downloading is some Tchaikovsky, some Orb ("Heavy Dub" mix of Little Fluffy Clouds?) and some Horace Andy, but they're running a little more slowly. Some "Scientist" too, should be interesting.
I have a fridge full of beer. You think I am joking? Safeway were doing "Buy 2 for £8" on 6 packs, but "Buy a case of 24 for £12.99"). So my fridge is well stocked. Not that I am a beer monster or anything :)
I have 2 days off. Why do I feel like, after being at work for one day, that I may as well not have bothered with taking Monday off sick? Things really were just as pants, and I am STILL stuck on this Physics problem :)
A car (m1 = 1000kg) towing a caravan (m2 = 600kg) up a slope (gradient 1 in 20) with acceleration of 1.2ms-2, and constant friction forces of 100N acting on the caravan, 200N acting on the car.
Calculate the driving force.
Two things -
I need a bath. Any takers to wash me and peel me grapes and wine (OK, spoon feed me ice cream and wash me with beer!)? *G*
Ooooh!
If you can track it down I recommend 2 Badcard's 'Hustling Ability' album - though it is a few years old now. What should be easily available to you though (they had copies in Fopp in central Glasgow last time I visited) is Adrian Sherwood's new (and 1st) solo album 'Never Trust A Hippy'. Both are on my website if you want to see what the covers look like.
Re: Ooooh!
I was reading about Mr Sherwood's album the other day and thinking "I really need to get hold of that". It's payday on the 30th :)
2Badcard are one of those bands who I have tried my hardest to find around but just can't seem to dig up. Looks like everyone who has their albums doesn't want to let go!
*giggle*
Mr Sherwood's new album is available even in HMV type places and is excellent. Perhaps I would say that ;) but even I found it a breath of fresh On-U air when I first heard it...
Re: *giggle*
I've not even really tried to get hold of the 2Badcard stuff online, but in shops it also seems to be very scarce.
That said...
...there are releases of his that I think have sucked. Like most of the stuff by 'London Underground' I don't like much from the very early On-U days. Their releases are *extremely* hard to find now because they were never pressed in great numbers. Perhaps Sherwood thinks the same as me and hence they've never been re-issued.
If there are releases you want eBay seems to maintain a good stream of the On-U back catalogue and apart from the very rare stuff, most of it sells at sensible prices.
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hehehe (math becomes mush in my mind) ;)
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Then I'll know where to shut my eyes and scroll...
I am used to it...math seems to creep into my friends list often. ;)
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For example, where you have...
ax2 + bx + c = 0
x = (-b (+/-) (the square root of (b2 - 4ac))) / 2a
Simple! Even a kid could do it :)
Why (I'm curious!) does maths appear on your friends list pop up frequently?
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I'l lget out my funnel and pour beer down your mouth as fast as you can take it.