Does anybody Know what this forum is for ....?
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It's for sharing info about Scope, about Creamware, about CW related gear & most importantly, about the futture of CW ..alastairfulcher wrote:Does anybody Know what this forum is for ....?
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it's for making Announcements about Tipps and Tricks to Solve possible Problems when making Music for the Music forum or for General Scope Discussion topics in relation to Tech problems and Scope Creativity...
But if you wanne discuss your private relation or financial problems here, we all sit ready to help you to solve these too
But if you wanne discuss your private relation or financial problems here, we all sit ready to help you to solve these too
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We discuss interesting things here some times. And then at other times we discuss not so interesting things... of course, that's when we're not discussing interesting things. Sometimes not so interesting discussions give rise to other discussions, including both interesting and not so interesting things (but not limited to) and so on.
Researchers have found traces of "quite interesting, but not too interesting" discussions hidden amongst what normally would be categorized as "interesting discussions" (not to be confused with the "not so interesting discussions"), implying that perhaps a third breed could have existed in the past. Shown the evidence, a regular reader of the forum gave his honest reaction: "It looks quite interesting, but not too interesting", proving that the discussion was, in fact, quite interesting but not too interesting.
Recent findings point us towards a new breed of discussions, ones containing absolutely no points of interest, or in other words, are not interesting at all. (not to be confused with "interesting", "not so interesting", or "quite interesting, but not too interesting") It remains unkown whether or not there are more breeds of discussions, but officials have annnounced that the search party will continue untill all breeds are found.
"We make it our job to find things, and find things we will. These lost breeds aren't going anywhere with an elite team of discussion hunters under my command", commented the commander of the search party at the Search Initiation Ceremony. The spokes person of the Ministry of Discussions of Interesting and Not So Interesting Matters added, "I forsee a future where discussions are no longer confined to the black and white split between Interesting and Not So Interesting. It is a beginning of an exciting era."
While listeners voiced their opinions that both remarks from the commander and spokes person would be categorized as "not interesting at all", the Ministry promised its supporters that through the addition of new breeds and perhaps sub breeds, there will be predictable shrink in the coverage of each of the breeds, causing certain discussions to shift categories. There is a rising fear amongst the forward thinking groups that the Ministry is aiming to use the inevitable shift in discussion categorization to enhance its public image.
Researchers have found traces of "quite interesting, but not too interesting" discussions hidden amongst what normally would be categorized as "interesting discussions" (not to be confused with the "not so interesting discussions"), implying that perhaps a third breed could have existed in the past. Shown the evidence, a regular reader of the forum gave his honest reaction: "It looks quite interesting, but not too interesting", proving that the discussion was, in fact, quite interesting but not too interesting.
Recent findings point us towards a new breed of discussions, ones containing absolutely no points of interest, or in other words, are not interesting at all. (not to be confused with "interesting", "not so interesting", or "quite interesting, but not too interesting") It remains unkown whether or not there are more breeds of discussions, but officials have annnounced that the search party will continue untill all breeds are found.
"We make it our job to find things, and find things we will. These lost breeds aren't going anywhere with an elite team of discussion hunters under my command", commented the commander of the search party at the Search Initiation Ceremony. The spokes person of the Ministry of Discussions of Interesting and Not So Interesting Matters added, "I forsee a future where discussions are no longer confined to the black and white split between Interesting and Not So Interesting. It is a beginning of an exciting era."
While listeners voiced their opinions that both remarks from the commander and spokes person would be categorized as "not interesting at all", the Ministry promised its supporters that through the addition of new breeds and perhaps sub breeds, there will be predictable shrink in the coverage of each of the breeds, causing certain discussions to shift categories. There is a rising fear amongst the forward thinking groups that the Ministry is aiming to use the inevitable shift in discussion categorization to enhance its public image.
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Thats exactly what I am looking for sir.Mr Arkadin Posted: 07 Nov 2006 22:57 Post subject:
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This forum is for solving problems regarding CreamWare's SCOPE audio card for computers. What would you like it to be for
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