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Starlite
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CalmDragon wrote:...When your operating system's start up sound is:
anna wrote:"This is a LibriVox recording"
and the shutting down sound is:
Starlite wrote:"end of chapter"
Hey I never thought of that... must - check - operating - system :shock:

Esther
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When your husband says "too bad you cant make money doing that..." And you walk away and record some more. 8)

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Post by alana »

You know you're addicted to Librivox when you find yourself calling a Chamber of Commerce in Michigan so you can be absolutely SURE of an odd pronunciation of their city.

Sheila, the nice lady who answered the phone assured me that Gratiot is pronounced: GRAH-shut . She lives there - she must know!

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alana wrote:You know you're addicted to Librivox when you find yourself calling a Chamber of Commerce in Michigan so you can be absolutely SURE of an odd pronunciation of their city.

Sheila, the nice lady who answered the phone assured me that Gratiot is pronounced: GRAH-shut . She lives there - she must know!

Alana
Hee hee I know of another reader who called the town library for pronunciation of the town name. :lol:

Esther
"Reasonable people adapt themselves to the world. Unreasonable
people attempt to adapt the world to themselves. All progress,
therefore, depends on unreasonable people." George Bernard Shaw
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. . .when you get home at 1 a.m. and check for new posts before you go to bed.
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musicmaiden wrote:. . .when you get home at 1 a.m. and check for new posts before you go to bed.
Bah, you don't have to be addicted to do that.

Really.

(What are you doing out till 1 anyway, young lady?)
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chocoholic wrote: (What are you doing out till 1 anyway, young lady?)
LOL laurie Anne. Once they are teenagers - WATCH OUT! I am happy when they roll in at that time. At least I know they are safe now.

Esther :)
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Post by Bigbuckhunter »

You know your sister is addicted to Librivox when,

You and your brother are talking about a Detroit Tigers (baseball team) pitcher who is on the DL (disabled list), and your sister overhears you and asks, "What? He's on the download?" :D

Megan, I am glad I was not the only one who checked it at 1 A.M.! :D

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chocoholic wrote:(What are you doing out till 1 anyway, young lady?)
Spinning donuts with my friends car.

KIDDING!!! I don't even have my license yet*. We were at my grandparents house for a birthday party and locked the keys in the car . . . twice! There was a bicycle wheel pressing against the lock button so every time you shut the door it locked it. Argh! So by the time we got home it was 1. :)

* I actually just passed my road test this morning!!! :D And I will not be spinning donuts when I do get my license. :)
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musicmaiden wrote:Spinning donuts with my friends car.
When I first glanced at this and saw "spinning donuts" my mental image was like spinning plates on a stick, only with donuts... in a car... out the window.
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Starlite wrote:
chocoholic wrote: (What are you doing out till 1 anyway, young lady?)
LOL laurie Anne. Once they are teenagers - WATCH OUT! I am happy when they roll in at that time. At least I know they are safe now.

Esther :)
Esther, maybe we shouldn't burst Laurie Anne's bubble just yet. She's got a few years before she figures out the teenage thing. Especially that "teenage boy" thing! :wink: 1AM sounds about normal to me. Now my girls may never leave the house......

You know you're addicted to Librivox when YOUR SON has figured out that you're addicted to librivox and he's figured out he gets more playing time on the X-BOX without you REALLY knowing he's played extra minutes. :oops: <Mom is walking away in utter shame now>
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Oh, don't worry about me, I'm off to Target to see if they have a "pause" button to stick on my kids so they stay little.
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Post by Julila »

...when you're feeling guilty for not recording because you have to study for your upcoming finals :roll:
Constructive criticism is greatly appreciated!

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We were at my grandparents house for a birthday party and locked the keys in the car . . . twice!
Yeah, well, yours truly locked the keys in a second time, so instead of a 11:00 arrival, it ended up being 1! :roll: I can't tell you how many times I heard, "O.K., stop joking - you didn't really lock the keys in the car... did you? :wink:

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Post by Starlite »

.........When your teenagers are begging for food and you say...



"I just have to finish cataloging this book"


Ok OK I guess I have to make dinner now. BTW I just cataloged the 87th book for MAY! YEAH!

Esther :D
"Reasonable people adapt themselves to the world. Unreasonable
people attempt to adapt the world to themselves. All progress,
therefore, depends on unreasonable people." George Bernard Shaw
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