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Author: LTLT
Date: May 12, 2008 22:49
On May 13, 12:27Â am, LT gmail.com> wrote:> On May 13, 1:23Â am, Handelmaniac cs.com> wrote:
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>>> On May 12, 7:15�pm, LT gmail.com> wrote:>
>>> Note:
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>>> La VanDerFaaaaaaaaaaaaaart pursues men, only men, on the internet and
>>> is obsessed with 'up-the-bum' actions.
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>>> The old hack's 'reasoning' and 'support for debate' is as nearly as
>>> solid as its 'book sales'.
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>>> In a word:
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>>> "Nobodygivesashit'. ...
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Author: LTLT
Date: May 12, 2008 22:47
On May 12, 11:51Â pm, LT gmail.com> wrote:>>>> I was very impressed that I could add Guillaume DuFay Radio. Very
>>>> cool.
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>>> Don't you mean 'Du FEY'?>
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>> No, (*&^%%$. It's Dufay , sometimes DuFay or Du Fay, but never ever
>> Du FEY! Â Â
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> My reference, you tw*t, was not to 'Guillaume', but to Merdy - and to
> you, btw.
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> Â I'll bet you were squatting over your latrine hole, VanDerFruitte,
> and gloating about catching me out. But as ALWAYS, in your case the
> eunucoid f$cker remains its inescapable self, the f#ckee. Not too
> "luckee" are you! Â Merely 'schmuckee', as it were.
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Author: LTLT
Date: May 12, 2008 22:44
On May 13, 12:22Â am, LT gmail.com> wrote:> It is currently shown on the board, that -
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> Diqster La VanDerFruit, the fey, proudly demented 'Mentor',
> demonstrated its 'disturbances' - yet again (as does its sycophant,
> Merdy Slaturdde, constantly):
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> La VanDerFrootLoop, you are truly an absolute donkey's anus of
> donkeys' ani;
> -and worse: -ceaselessly boastful about it!
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> Anyway,
> Here are your assignments for now until your final cackle ('a
> consummation to be devoutly wish'd -etc....."):
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> 1. Reduce your troll-posting, ie, all your posting- frequency by 100%% ...
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Author:
Date: May 12, 2008 22:16
Since Ormandy's DSCH 5th Symphony was just rereleased, I wonder if anyone
might know if there is a chance that Ormandy's Gliere 3rd Symphony (Ilya
Murometz) might be rereleased?
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Author: LTLT
Date: May 12, 2008 22:12
On May 12, 11:57 pm, LT gmail.com> wrote:> 
> It is currently shown on the board, that -
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> Diqster La VanDerFruit, the fey, proudly demented 'Mentor',
> demonstrated its 'disturbances' - yet again:
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> Â ----------------------
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> La VanDerFrootLoop, you are truly an absolute donkey's anus of
> donkeys' ani;
> -and worse: -ceaselessly boastful about it!
>
> Anyway,
> Here are your assignments for now until your final cackle ('a
> consummation to be devoutly wish'd -etc....."):
>
> 1. Reduce your troll-posting, ie, all your posting- frequency by 100%% ...
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Author: harpsichordianharpsichordian
Date: May 12, 2008 20:52
Hello all,
Here's another legendary string quartet group, the Stuyvesant String
Quartet, in one of their earliest recordings, that of the Bloch String
Quartet No. 1, made in 1939 for US Columbia. At the time of...
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Author: GregoriusGregorius
Date: May 12, 2008 19:35
A little late, but better than never. A work in progress, Wotan's
Farewell with Clarence Whitehill and Albert Coates. Whitehill and
Coates recorded the entire Abschied (minus the orchestral interlude
where Wotan gazes on the sleeping Brunnhilde just before summoning
Loge) on three acoustic sides. This is the result of a lot of
experimentation with ClickRepair, Denoise and Bias Peak, as well as
some other programs. Critical comments welcomed :) I'm working on the
other two sides as well...
This links to the uncompressed AIF file:
http://www.mediafire.com/?hhnqonnbvj1
This one links to a compressed FLAC file:
http://www.mediafire.com/?slxyogoluhe
Enjoy
Greg
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Author: Bob LombardBob Lombard
Date: May 12, 2008 18:28
The Casals/Marlboro Festival Haydn Syms. 45 & 95 sat on my harddrive
long enough before I transferred them that I've forgotten who uploaded
them. Whoever it was, thanks. The #95 is a great pleasure.
bl
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Author: ansermetniacansermetniac
Date: May 12, 2008 16:48
http://www.mediafire.com/?j30vhmxdxzx
mono flacs
Copland Outdoor Overture
Lenny
NY Phil
Nov 12, 1960
Live
Carnegie Hall
Msre relalistic and Musical sound than Lenny ever got from Columbia.
The CD however tried to match the Columbia travesties. I did what I
could.
One of the last pieces I played as Principal Horn in the Long Island
Senior Symphony. The long trumpet solo was played by our superb
player, John Bracco, who studied at the Manhattan School in the early
60s with William Vacchiano who plays the solo here. Answering him is
Nathan Prager.
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Author: ansermetniacansermetniac
Date: May 12, 2008 16:02
If I and John Doe knows someone is coming to kill John Doe, and I
blocked Mr. Doe's escape, and that allows the killer to kill John Doe,
will I be
1) Prosecuted for that murder
2) Convicted for that murder
3) Given the same sentance as the killer
What was my intent?
Thank you for your opinion.
Please send the bill to the email addy on the header of this message
______
A guy walks into a Lawyers office. He asks, how much for three
questions. The lawyer says, 100 dollars. The guy asks, isn't that a
lot for three questions. The Lawyer says, your last question?
Abbedd
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