Author Topic: Resistance to what? (Read 3128 times)

sspxbvm · « **on:** June 16, 2013, 10:07:30 PM »

It all comes down to heaven or hell.

Neil Obstat · « **Reply #1 on:** June 16, 2013, 10:28:24 PM »

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This Fr. Themann has single-handedly assured his forget-ability in the
annals of the Church. At one time he seemed to have some potential,
but now, he has revealed of what he is made, and it's nothing worth
any attention.

Change his name to Father Forgettable. Now it makes sense.

There are certain priests in history whose names have become a kind
of tainted thing, like Annibale Bugnini and Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
and Martin Luther. And then there are others who did damage like
that on a much smaller scale, whose names we've forgotten. Fr.
Forgettable belongs to the latter group.

Funny: it's still Father's Day right now...............

Neil Obstat · « **Reply #2 on:** June 19, 2013, 03:10:20 AM »

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Fr. Pfeiffer takes this bull by the horns. Call him The Matador.

Come and see Fr. Forgettable vs. The Matador

Resistance to what? :roll-laugh1:

It's not your run-of-the-mill three word answer. Fr. P takes it
for a 50 minute joy ride before dumping it over the cliff.

Well worth your time.

Charlotte NC Bill · « **Reply #3 on:** June 19, 2013, 10:20:13 AM »

The video wouldn't download for me w/o installing something...Checked Pablo's YT channel, wasn't there...I'd very much like to see it...If it's as good as it sounds the Resistance should make an effort to distribute it...."Prudential truth" huh? Yeah, sounds like " approved truth.." or "Truth approved for distribution by Menzingen.." or " Listen, I've gotta attack the Resistance..they threatened to send me to Mongolia...have a heart..I've grown accustomed to Mama Leoni's cooking..."

Neil Obstat · « **Reply #4 on:** June 19, 2013, 10:42:42 AM »

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It's not a video. It's just audio, but it's pretty good quality.

Quote from: Charlotte NC Bill

The video wouldn't download for me w/o installing something...Checked Pablo's YT channel, wasn't there...I'd very much like to see it...If it's as good as it sounds the Resistance should make an effort to distribute it...."Prudential truth" huh? Yeah, sounds like " approved truth.." or "Truth approved for distribution by Menzingen.." or " Listen, I've gotta attack the Resistance..they threatened to send me to Mongolia...have a heart..I've grown accustomed to Mama Leoni's cooking..."

It runs on one of the oldest and most common players, the VLC media
player, a standard since the days of Windows 98 or maybe before,
and it's still popular because it works so well.

Free download for Windows

Free download for Macintosh

It's great for transcribing because it shows you what the second
counter reads all the time, and you can pause and play, rewind or
fast forward (actually go back or go forward) all you want without
jamming the works like happens with Adobe Flash.

Also, it has a killer volume control that lets you go anywhere from
extremely quiet to maximum loudness, and it shows where distortion
is likely to occur, with a red zone. Some recordings are pretty bad,
and the mic is too far from the person speaking, and they turn their
head or mumble. Well, then you can turn up the volume for that
spot and hear a lot more.

The only pointer I would say is to select "save" the file instead of
"Play" because then you get the chance to save it in the folder of
your choice along with your own choice of filename. I like to use
year-month-day format, so then all the files are automatically
stored in chronological order. The year has to be first, then the
month, then the day, so today would be 13-6-19. It might seem
goofy at first, but when all your files are in order and they all have
the same format, it's no longer goofy. You can always find what
you need if you know what date it was. And keeping things in
order according to date is a great idea across the board. Time is
the one thing that is always dependable as to when things
happened.