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  • chuft
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    • Dec 2007
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    #121
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    Flight 19....
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    • boredjedi
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      And still missing
  • boredjedi
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    • Jun 2007
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    #122
    Weird, I had watched a video from Professor of Rock today.
    A video popped up again just before and I thought it was a new one.
    I began watching it and realized It's the same video from earlier but he changed the title.
    When I watched it, the title was: "The CIA Used This 70s Classic to INTERROGATE & BREAK PRISONERS."

    The new title is: "One of The BIGGEST Songs of the 70s Came From 4 Year Old Toddler!"

    If anyone watches the full video, the in video sponsor ad is at 9:56 - 10:42

    The CIA segment is at 20:03



    It's the commercial jingle for Meow Mix. Yes that would drive even the
    the most hardened person trained in how not to break during intense
    interrogations.




    http://eighteenlightyearsago.ytmnd.com/

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    • chuft
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      his overuse of all-capital-letters is enough to break me and make me avoid his videos
  • chuft
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    • Dec 2007
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    #123
    Now it's radioactive cloves


    https://apnews.com/article/shrimp-cl...c4fc3f62dc0798

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    • boredjedi
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      • Jun 2007
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      #124
      Originally posted by chuft
      "The discovery adds to questions about the source of the unusual problem." Yah think? Should have been asking about that with the shrimp.
      Where the hell is the radiation coming from.
      http://eighteenlightyearsago.ytmnd.com/

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      • chuft
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        #125
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          Fallout Steph
      • boredjedi
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        • Jun 2007
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        #126
        Sheโ€™s an Actor About to Be Signed By a Talent Agency. Sheโ€™s Also AI.

        https://www.entrepreneur.com/busines...-on-the/497710


        Start at 1:28 in the clip below



        It's making the round as everyone has picked up on this story
        http://eighteenlightyearsago.ytmnd.com/

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        • boredjedi
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          #127
          They're Putting Ads In Everything Now



          About time this issue is speading
          http://eighteenlightyearsago.ytmnd.com/

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          • chuft
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            I hate ads with an unusual fervor. My rent comes with free cable TV with various premium channels and I didn't install it because of ads.
        • boredjedi
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          #128
          Hmmmm

          "Can We Save Icelandic Before It's Gone?"



          Watched that one earlier. Only 8 minutes.
          http://eighteenlightyearsago.ytmnd.com/

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          • possessor
            I like LazyTown.
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            • Oct 2021
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            #129
            The first step is watching LazyTown in Icelandic with English subtitles
            sportacus10.lazytown.eu / okdvd.neocities.org

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            • chuft
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              #130
              Language is a virus
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              • LazyPooky
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                • Oct 2007
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                #131
                Reading/writing a language is different than speaking it, which is sometime less difficult. Best is to do both at the same time.
                Magnรบs: - I have fans of all ages and I don't think it's weird when older people like LazyTown. LazyTown appeals to people for many different reasons: dancing, acrobatics, etc.

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                • boredjedi
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                  #132
                  Here's where Ai can shine. Everybody can keep their languages. No more catering to tourists. Nothing printed in any other language
                  except the host country language. Just whip out your cell phone (everyone's got one now I don't wanna hear that excuse) and have on the fly,
                  immediate Ai language translation spoken in your own language. And talking back to the locals, same thing. The Ai will
                  translate your language into the host language. Sort of like Star Trek and all the other science fictions with universal
                  translators.

                  I'm sure soon that'll also be the standard dub option for movies and shows.

                  http://eighteenlightyearsago.ytmnd.com/

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                  • chuft
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                    • Dec 2007
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                    #133
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                    • possessor
                      I like LazyTown.
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                      #134
                      Originally posted by boredjedi
                      Here's where Ai can shine. Everybody can keep their languages. No more catering to tourists. Nothing printed in any other language
                      except the host country language. Just whip out your cell phone (everyone's got one now I don't wanna hear that excuse) and have on the fly,
                      immediate Ai language translation spoken in your own language. And talking back to the locals, same thing. The Ai will
                      translate your language into the host language. Sort of like Star Trek and all the other science fictions with universal
                      translators.

                      I'm sure soon that'll also be the standard dub option for movies and shows.
                      God no. It'd be better if humans did this because it wouldn't have a crappy robot voice and it could be more accurate. Also SUBTITLES
                      sportacus10.lazytown.eu / okdvd.neocities.org

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                      • chuft
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                        • Dec 2007
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                        #135
                        Every time someone says "I don't believe in interpreters," somewhere an interpreter dies.
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