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Sunday, March 04, 2007

ARP Little Brother

Title link takes you to shots pulled via this auction.

4 comments:

  1. Keep posting the rare (crazy Casio guitars), the frivolous ephemera (an auction for a TR808 box), as well as the common but nicely shot (the CZ1000 flickrs).

    Honestly, it's your blog and you should post whatever you want to. If I enjoy only 10%, that's a 10% happier me for free.

    (and it's usually way more than 10%, btw)

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  2. I'll bite.

    You see a rear with jacks and no controls.

    Psychologically you're identifying with women whom you cannot manipulate or control.

    While it IS his blog, this is a two edged sword.
    Like a concert, if the public isn't entertained, there will be no further concerts planned.
    If this blog had no viewers, there would be no incentive to continue producing it.
    Thus responsibility for a blog's success is shared by both the author and their audience.

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  3. If readers are confused by these posts here it is because Matrix deleted his text asking for our opinions about his posting style.

    ReplyDelete

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