[sdiy] test

[mikko.a.helin at nokia.com]

SAS = Svenska Analogsympatisörer = Swedish AnalogSympathizers. Symph-DIY. 

What kind of instrument is the sympathizer anyway? 

Here are the modular pages:

http://www.jacek.nu/sas/


> -----Original Message-----
> From: ext Magnus Danielson [mailto:cfmd at swipnet.se]
> Sent: 10. August 2001 4:24
> To: harrybissell at prodigy.net
> Cc: cfmd at swipnet.se; thomas at roundhouse.se; synth-diy at dropmix.xs4all.nl
> Subject: Re: [sdiy] Test
> 

From: harry <harrybissell at prodigy.net>
Subject: Re: [sdiy] Test
Date: Wed, 08 Aug 2001 23:05:01 -0400

> Hi Magnus...

Hej Harry!

(You ought to know that's safe ;)

> I'd love to learn Swedish but so far my vocabulary is limited to
> 'cold sausage in grease proof paper' and 'hey all you baboons'....

Oh, what wounders in vocabulary and usefull expressions! ;O)

> Maybe you can teach us, eh ???

Hmm... that is more like Swedish-DIY rather than Synth-DIY, right?

Well, let's take a little piece of music sung by the Delta Rythm Boys
when they visited Sweden many years ago:
"Det var flickorna i Småland..."

"It was the girls in Småland"

Småland would become Littlecountry, but translating geographical names
has its downsides, doesn't it?

> And what did you mean by nutcases....    are those entire cases of nuts
> ??? or some
> special container for one or more nuts ??? I'm so confused.
> I've heard of hard cases...

You replied, didn't you? ;)

Actually, the nuts usually come in pairs in a softcase :-P

> Anyway WELCOME Thomas...
> 
> but watch out I think that maybe Magnus is one of those
> "nutcases" too...   ;^P

Hmm... actually, when you say it and I start to look around... yeah,
you are probably quite right! :-P

> H^) harry   (who is one nut short of a case...)

What kind of nut? Chessnut? Is it hard to crack? The case that is...

BTW. I think we gone waaaay into deep offtopican land!

Cheers,
Magnus