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Call it what it is ...
- Thread starter radioripster
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Dang smart phone, Does anyone know how to turn off the Spellchecker or spell corrector on a Samsung Galaxy 5???? I have to now proof read every sentence or worse pop in that I did not intend to use.
One more that I do not like to hear is calling my phone a "smart phone" I believe it is more like "Patrick" from Sponge Bob Square paints.
One more that I do not like to hear is calling my phone a "smart phone" I believe it is more like "Patrick" from Sponge Bob Square paints.
....but...but... Aromatherapy really works! That is, it makes you momentarily think you feel better when you really don't.
It depends on what's burning to produce the aroma!
Me too.:coughcough:I kinda liked that song. :coughcough:
"Thinking outside the box".
Sure, when somebody coined that phrase, I can see that there may well have been a point to it.
But only the once.
I've been to a couple of job interviews where some toe-rag has been all excited about how: "This organization like to think outside the box".
What box?
I just think about stuff I need to fix, no box needed to think outside of really.
Sure, when somebody coined that phrase, I can see that there may well have been a point to it.
But only the once.
I've been to a couple of job interviews where some toe-rag has been all excited about how: "This organization like to think outside the box".
What box?
I just think about stuff I need to fix, no box needed to think outside of really.
The problems I've encountered with that phrase is that sometimes the solution was already in the box, and by being so edgy and cool by doing things differently as a policy, lots of people overlook solid ways to solve problems that actually work.
As a manual low frequency sound creation engineer, I often have to fight with the ancillary manual mid-range frequency sound creation engineer to remove certain frequency coverage plans from his electronic reinforcement solutions, so that my own reinforcement solutions are audible to the operational dance floor associates and certified mosh pit specialists. And this is all while trying to follow the primary percussive engineer, mind you. It is what it is.
Not sure it completely aligns with the OP's idea for this thread, but when you see a guitar strap that is a "Recycled Navy Seatbelt" and described as (their caps, not mine) VEGAN! you just have to post about it somewhere. 
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