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Elipton
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 Posted - 2013/11/15 : 11:22:53
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Originally posted by Samination:
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Originally posted by latininxtc:
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Originally posted by Samination:
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Originally posted by Thumpa:
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Originally posted by Elipton: You listen to Bonkers 16 and it just strikes me, the FF CD, as being very diverse and different. I've yet to hear HU6 FF CD, but what I gather from AAO and the style the HBC boys are sporting, the genre has narrowed a little bit.
Seriously listen to our disc on HU6, we literally play every style.
Don't use literally and every next to each other.
They're not. There's a word separating them.
words, don't come easy, to me
English lessons?
I know what he meant, people talk using literally, literally all the time
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Edited by - Elipton on 2013/11/15 11:23:56 |
latininxtc
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Posted - 2013/11/15 : 16:16:16
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Originally posted by Elipton:
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Originally posted by Samination:
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Originally posted by latininxtc:
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Originally posted by Samination:
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Originally posted by Thumpa:
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Originally posted by Elipton: You listen to Bonkers 16 and it just strikes me, the FF CD, as being very diverse and different. I've yet to hear HU6 FF CD, but what I gather from AAO and the style the HBC boys are sporting, the genre has narrowed a little bit.
Seriously listen to our disc on HU6, we literally play every style.
Don't use literally and every next to each other.
They're not. There's a word separating them.
words, don't come easy, to me
English lessons?
I know what he meant, people talk using literally, literally all the time
Haha yes it's an awful American habit that is slowly taking over the world. as well as the excessive use of "like"
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Elipton
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Posted - 2013/11/15 : 17:19:31
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Originally posted by latininxtc:
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Originally posted by Elipton:
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Originally posted by Samination:
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Originally posted by latininxtc:
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Originally posted by Samination:
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Originally posted by Thumpa:
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Originally posted by Elipton: You listen to Bonkers 16 and it just strikes me, the FF CD, as being very diverse and different. I've yet to hear HU6 FF CD, but what I gather from AAO and the style the HBC boys are sporting, the genre has narrowed a little bit.
Seriously listen to our disc on HU6, we literally play every style.
Don't use literally and every next to each other.
They're not. There's a word separating them.
words, don't come easy, to me
English lessons?
I know what he meant, people talk using literally, literally all the time
Haha yes it's an awful American habit that is slowly taking over the world. as well as the excessive use of "like"
Is America actually taking credit for the over-use of 'literally'?
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latininxtc
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Posted - 2013/11/15 : 17:27:17
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Originally posted by Elipton:
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Originally posted by latininxtc:
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Originally posted by Elipton:
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Originally posted by Samination:
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Originally posted by latininxtc:
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Originally posted by Samination:
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Originally posted by Thumpa:
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Originally posted by Elipton: You listen to Bonkers 16 and it just strikes me, the FF CD, as being very diverse and different. I've yet to hear HU6 FF CD, but what I gather from AAO and the style the HBC boys are sporting, the genre has narrowed a little bit.
Seriously listen to our disc on HU6, we literally play every style.
Don't use literally and every next to each other.
They're not. There's a word separating them.
words, don't come easy, to me
English lessons?
I know what he meant, people talk using literally, literally all the time
Haha yes it's an awful American habit that is slowly taking over the world. as well as the excessive use of "like"
Is America actually taking credit for the over-use of 'literally'?
I don't know where the misuse originated from but seems in many articles we are the ones getting blamed for spreading the misuse.
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DJ Hellfury
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Posted - 2013/11/15 : 18:36:54
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Originally posted by Elipton:
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Originally posted by Samination:
words, don't come easy, to me
English lessons?
Music reference lesson:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9y5eY1hKuE
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Samination
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Posted - 2013/11/15 : 19:38:13
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Originally posted by DJ Hellfury:
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Originally posted by Elipton:
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Originally posted by Samination:
words, don't come easy, to me
English lessons?
Music reference lesson:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9y5eY1hKuE
Yea, this place is horrible when it comes to make (obvious at that!) puns...
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Elipton
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Posted - 2013/11/25 : 03:29:29
Not meaning to bump this, but I didn't want to start a new thread for it.
Who coined the term Freeform and pushed it? I get the impression Bunter pushed the term Trancecore and it became reasonably known among fans as that, but who was there driving the transition to Freeform?
Help would be golden, thanks :)
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Samination
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Posted - 2013/11/25 : 09:26:24
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Originally posted by Elipton:
Not meaning to bump this, but I didn't want to start a new thread for it.
Who coined the term Freeform and pushed it? I get the impression Bunter pushed the term Trancecore and it became reasonably known among fans as that, but who was there driving the transition to Freeform?
Help would be golden, thanks :)
I dont know about bunter and freeform, but sharkey, kevin energy or Shanty are highly likely the ones who coined it.
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