Which TV?

[John Watt]

JHC, and I can't do @JHC other than what you see.
Being a rock and disco band player, standing outside avoided too loud music,
and sometimes the mix was better outside instead of wide stages off to one side.

No use putting on classical or jazz music for me, if I'm doing something.
I simply stop hearing it after a while,
needing a steady beat to keep what spare attention I have focussed.

And I am sorry to see that you think and drive.
You probably eat apples while you're walking too, bad boy.

I've never had set-ups or saw bills for what you're talking about here,
but doesn't the thought of having three choices of signal, seem redundant,
if not creative over-billing, when one best signal would do?
Oh, sorry, I'm in Ontario, and our highway toll system is the same.

 

[JHC]

John baby, I don't listen to classical when driving but have a good selection of Jazz and Irish folk which fills the gap.

 

[teddy]

I wish my cockles and muscles were alive alive oh

teddy

 

[John Watt]

I wish I had a dollar for every time I played that Irish Rover's song,
even if I can't remember the title, something about the something and the unicorn.

As a Gaelic person, I've got the blather and bluster, with a bit'a blarney on top.
Scottish people say, if you want to hear the most beautiful descriptions,
of the moon and sun and the loving ones on earth,
look for a drunken Irishman lying on the side of the road in the dark.

 

[JHC]

Having enjoyed the BPO concerts for a couple of months I thought that I would share this link with you it is a Youtube link of BPO concerts with an introduction to the "Digital concert hall" there are quite a few videos to choose from and high definition 720kbps min a lot on 1080kbps and above and best of all free....
you can adjust the bit rate to suit your needs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfcMSQ7dzXg