From: "Bingham Gertie" <xzsr@pannenkoekenhuizen.cjb.net>
To: alsa-devel@lists.sf.net
Subject: said chick turns out to really be hot and your one goal is to have sex under the tower in back.
Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2006 15:45:42 +0800 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <000601c71453$cd158850$9de9d5d2@wtidf> (raw)
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you know what temperature it is. At Christmas dinner, you backsell the Christmas presents, explaining that "Unopened ones around the corner, stick around".
you can recite all the spots in a break.
this could be the one".
Oracle Warehouse builder supported this unified environment with its dimensional and cube based modeling features. when your at home and you answer the phone and give the stations call letters.
you have dozens of tapes of radio stations that play music you don't like. you make your friends listen to airchecks and they have no idea what you are talking about.
Looking for ONE PLOT in St Bernards Cemetery in Tariffville, Connecticut. you base your trip plans on what stations you want to hear. you have lived in six cities in eight years. you know how long it takes you to take a dump by song title. you answer the phone and tell someone their caller . you have recurring nightmares about bad airshifts filled with dead air. Then the paper introduces the primary interface to the Automatic SQL Tuning using the Enterprise Manager and illustrates it with examples. your chief engineer has ever had to talk you through how to fix a transmitter from over a cell phone.
the one time you need the power generator is the one day the electrician didnt have time to hook it up. the equipment at your station decides to stop working properly and just go to hell on a holiday weekend when no one can be reached.
you swear at the competition while driving when you hear a song they beat you to.
when the hotline rings you break into a cold sweat.
you are a "seasoned pro" after two years in the business.
you have ever taped a boring conversation with someone and turned it into something funny.
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