In defence of Jules

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:lol: :lol: :lol:
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:lol: :lol: 8)

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yeah, fine and all, but what about the pants-tool?
- it was the best idea of all - hopefully it gets implemented nonetheless even if Phillip didn't really understood how brilliant it was. :?

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rockstar_not wrote:Actually, what is frustrating is that Mackie hasn't offered up some folks to help him code. (at least not that we know about so it seems)
The time to train these people may be greater than the time saved. And not many coders out there are up to Jules' standards, seriously. Those who are, are very expensive. :-)

I think and hope they have people helping with testing and quality assurance, perhaps even requirements gathering and "market research". But it's not a given that more coders will translate to faster delivery.

Martin
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jens wrote:yeah, fine and all, but what about the pants-tool?
- it was the best idea of all - hopefully it gets implemented nonetheless even if Phillip didn't really understood how brilliant it was. :?
I want the pants tool as well! It'd be really useful as many of my tracks are.. oh nevermind. :lol: :oops: :hihi:
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The pants joke will make no sense whatsoever to anyone outside of the UK. ;) I only 'got' it because a friend of mine is teaching in Reading. :D

Funny, though. :D
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Lunch Money wrote:The pants joke will make no sense whatsoever to anyone outside of the UK. ;) I only 'got' it because a friend of mine is teaching in Reading. :D

Funny, though. :D
3/4 of our hardware staff are expat Brits. I've learned a lot, like what it means to "take a Gypsy" and "nice Bristols". :help: :cry: :hihi:

Bollocks bollocks bollocks BOLLOCKS! :P :D
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I like the helicopter tool,

maybe it could be something to ........lift our creativity?

Or maybe as a............launch pad for new ideas? :?:

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philip wrote:
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:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

i don't think that could be any funnier!
Kick, punch, it's all in the mind.

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eyeknow666 wrote:I like the helicopter tool,

maybe it could be something to ........lift our creativity?
surely it must be some kind of beat slicer or audio chopper... :D

.g

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Lunch Money wrote:The pants joke will make no sense whatsoever to anyone outside of the UK. ;) I only 'got' it because a friend of mine is teaching in Reading. :D

Funny, though. :D
greg you elitist snob....:x how about ratting out the secerets of the britain language for us... :(

I need something to laugh about

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multree wrote: greg you elitist snob....:x how about ratting out the secerets of the britain language for us... :(
with the exception of a few bits we inadvertantly borrowed from france, most of our language comes from youse huns. How much help do you need[1]?

:roll:

;)

(yeah I know, and I sucked at learning German at school -- for the first year or so it came really natural, and then I started to struggle, and struggle, annnd struggle :(

I'm planning to give it another next year).
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i'm a big fan of nice bristols myself :hihi:


and KvR taught me the meaning of pants - i'd heard it a bit but for some reason thought it meant 'really good', not 'shite' - got that one straightened out quick

but what on earth does it mean to 'take a Gypsy'?

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I've found this website to be very helpful to sort out the UK slang that finds it's way in this forum.

http://www.peevish.co.uk/slang/index.htm

-Scott

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very handy, thanks rockstar

and now not only do I know what it is to take a gypsy, I even have my other question answered, "why on earth the word 'bristol'"

cool 8)

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