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Re: Lot's of emails, topics and digest

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TroubleshooterFeb 15, 2013
 

 
For the last few weeks I have also started to seriously consider taking advantage of the wonderful better recordings this group has afforded us. My present 90's recordings are in many cases substandard and in a few cases simply unlistenable.

When I first became aware of Just A Minute I stumbled upon a whole cache of episodes someone (perhaps here in the group)had generously put out there on the web for the masses to download. Some of those recordings are somewhat subpar, but at the time I was happy simply to have them. Now that I've heard many of the offerings here, I've become a bit spoiled!

Nick seemed to be in good form in the new program, which I found gratifying. Since becoming a fan of the show I've become quite fond of his personality on the whole. I may not always agree with his decisions but I can't imagine anyone doing a better job.

Lou

--- In just-a-minute@..., "jeremy keens" wrote:
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> Dear all
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> I get the digest & while it does overcome the clutter, there is an issue with people not clipping the quotes in their replies. I am almost thinking of moving away from digest to individual mails because it is a hassle scrolling down watching the quote indents increase and then decrease to get to the next message. It can also get so long that there is some truncation. With individual mails, sorted to a folder, the collector's messages can be easily deleted
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> I understand the collecting impulse, but am also getting a bit overwhelmed by the desire to get slightly better recordings (I thank everyone for sharing program(me)s and haven't really found any unlistenable since the early series; and while a missing round or a reference to Nick burping is completist, it is amazing to watch.
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> I enjoyed the latest episode, some typical Nick assisting of the newbie; some obvious missed repetitions from the regular players which are more obvious to the relaxed listener. Nice range of 'true' and 'surreal' responses.
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> Jeremy
> (I have just decided to go non-digest)
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