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DJ RJT
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Originally posted by Mike_Foyle
yeah but this was back when it had only just started. it just felt like a waste of time thats all.


Gotcha, and no worries Mike, I'm not trying to bust you balls or anything, just wondering what the specifics of your situation was :)

And yeah, there's definitely no reason to be doing a radio show for 0 listeners - I've been there before, not fun :sadgreen:
Mike_Foyle
quote:
Originally posted by DJ RJT
Gotcha, and no worries Mike, I'm not trying to bust you balls or anything, just wondering what the specifics of your situation was :)

And yeah, there's definitely no reason to be doing a radio show for 0 listeners - I've been there before, not fun :sadgreen:


well when i say 0 i mean not many. i actually have no idea how many but rarely got any feedback and the forums werent up and running so there was no way of interacting with any of the listeners. anyway doesnt matter!
lacksesepsotygh
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Originally posted by IcyLogik
OMFG

If I stop getting my monthly Haverlik fix I'm going to ing SNAP :whip: :o

Their progressive station owned. I dont think Ive even listened to the trance one, so I could really care less about the status of trance.


you do realize that saying 'could care less' actually means that you do care about the thing?
Tayfoon
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Originally posted by limin_li
The haters are the reason why Tranceaddict forum becomes to . Let me say this one more time, YOU, for saying about ETN.



Perfect example of wannabe DJ
Zombie0915
I will miss it if it goes, I had lotsa good times listening and talking in their IRC channel.

I still can't accept that allowing amateurs access to an audience is a bad thing, there is great stuff coming on that station. There are plenty of quality controls out there who can filter music for you, but many prefer to just go to a place that does not exclude so much. It really isnt that big of a deal, there are plenty of online radios, but this whole blame everything on the nerds business is a bunch of bs really.

I'm not trying to jump into the flame battle, but there isnt anything wrong with being a nerd, following your passions, and just being yourself. Internet radio and ameteur music can be great fun. Really everyone is a nerd in their own way, one kid spends alot of time online, the other plays sports all the time, another is obsessed with anime, everyone has something like that which others would call them a nerd for doing, but if it makes you happy then it doesn't matter what other people think about it.

Exclusion is the last thing we should be pushing for IMHO.
Mr.Mystery
quote:
Originally posted by lacksesepsotygh
you do realize that saying 'could care less' actually means that you do care about the thing?

Maybe in sweden it does ;)
Marc Summers
quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
Maybe in sweden it does ;)


no no, he's right.

Saying you could care less means that you don't care about something, but you care even less, if you had too. So if you say that, you care a little bit.

If you say you couldn't care less, that's it, you've reached the bottom, you can't care anymore for something or someone, you don't care about him at all.

:)
Mr.Mystery
quote:
Originally posted by Marc Summers
no no, he's right.

Saying you could care less means that you don't care about something, but you care even less, if you had too. So if you say that, you care a little bit.

If you say you couldn't care less, that's it, you've reached the bottom, you can't care anymore for something or someone, you don't care about him at all.

:)

It's a saying, live with it.
Marc Summers
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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
It's a saying, live with it.


Never! I don't like it when people say things without understanding what it means.

Take, "No, thank you" for instance.

People say it like this (In the US, at least):

"No thank you"

There is supposed to be a pause between "No" and "Thank you", hence the comma in "No, thank you"

when people say it without the pause, it's like saying they are giving no thanks to you, which is just plain rude.
Mr.Mystery
Good for you. But what does that have to do with anything?

Marc Summers
quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
Good for you. But what does that have to do with anything?


I have no idea.
Purple
rip :(
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