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Dont really know how to explain it, its along the road leading up to new street coming from that roundabout with the big hotel next to it. Pretty sick got alot of random old stuff for 50p a pop and last time i went they had a bit of dubstep and other decent tunes

On that row of shops by the Radisson? Might have to dip in on my lunch break next week and check it out.

yh mon its worth a look

yeah i like it in there. I have a look through HQ muziks stuff quite a lot but the older stuff is battered

TMSV was the best thing to come out of dungeon or whatever you want to call it

How do you pronounce DAW? I cringe every time I hear someone say "duh" but I'm watching NAMM videos right now and a lot of industry people actually say it like that.

'Dee Aye Doubleyou'

Door

I would have said like 'Paw' but with a 'D'.

I've never actually heard anyone saying it out loud (apart from maybe "Daw! Isn't he/she/it/that cute.") and I don't know what one is.

Laszlo wrote:I would have said like 'Paw' but with a 'D'.

I've never actually heard anyone saying it out loud (apart from maybe "Daw! Isn't he/she/it/that cute.") and I don't know what one is.

This.

Pedro Sánchez wrote:'Dee Aye Doubleyou'

This is what makes most sense to me. Surely it's an abbreviation and not an actual word?

i guess in my head i pronounce it the same as Wow, but with a D

Reese Liar wrote:

Pedro Sánchez wrote:'Dee Aye Doubleyou'

This is what makes most sense to me. Surely it's an abbreviation and not an actual word?

Look at how many people say PIN Number over PIN
would be like you say if it was D.A.W though wouldnt it?

That is true, although "PIN number" is actually a bit redundant since that would mean "Personal Identification Number number."

But yeah I guess it really just comes down personal preference, just imo pronouncing it like paw (or wow) sounds somewhat stupid

Off I go to the unpopular opinions thread, judging from the responses here

Reese Liar wrote:That is true, although "PIN number" is actually a bit redundant since that would mean "Personal Identification Number number."

But yeah I guess it really just comes down personal preference, just imo pronouncing it like paw (or wow) sounds somewhat stupid

Same with ATM Machine though.

Yeah, I guess in those cases the abbreviated words have been long forgotten (or never publicly known) and the abbreviations have become words themselves. It's quite interesting actually

Edit: I found this on the subject

Has anyone got a Roomba or seen one in action in, like, a real house?

Kind of tempted as a way to keep dust levels down daily (and hence, my sinuses clearer), but it's a fair bit of wedge if it really is just a toy.

I know, I know... I sh/could just vacuum every day, but that happens far too rarely no matter how much I try to motivate myself. I fucking hate vacuuming.

get one imo

be like your in the future

I read a large review of "robot" vacuumers a few years ago and the conclusion was (iirc) basically that they could assist in keeping your house a bit cleaner on a day-to-day basis but couldn't be used as any kind of substitute for actual vacuuming. They have a hard time cleaning anything but large plain surfaces (corners are the fear of every robot).

I don't know how things have developed since then though, and if you just want to use it as a way to keep dust levels down I could see it as a viable (albeit expensive) option.

magma wrote:Has anyone got a Roomba or seen one in action in, like, a real house?

Kind of tempted as a way to keep dust levels down daily (and hence, my sinuses clearer), but it's a fair bit of wedge if it really is just a toy.

I know, I know... I sh/could just vacuum every day, but that happens far too rarely no matter how much I try to motivate myself. I fucking hate vacuuming.

You shop at Waitrose, hire a fucking cleaner.