The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[Cadence]

I noticed that one of the BBC world service news people takes really obvious breaths during pauses... and now I can't unhear them for any of the other people on the air.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I noticed that one of the BBC world service news people takes really obvious breaths during pauses... and now I can't unhear them for any of the other people on the air.

BBC needs to get their folks better technical setups. There's a reason you don't hear that most of the time with other broadcasters.

 

[prabe]

BBC needs to get their folks better technical setups. There's a reason you don't hear that most of the time with other broadcasters.

Windscreen, gate, mic technique. All will help.

 

[Mad_Jack]

Do you know what I love?

The evergreen, "No, you need to stop arguing with me because we're threadjacking."

"Fine, but you have to stop arguing with me!"

"Totally agree, you have to stop arguing with me!"

"Yeah, buddy, you need to stop arguing with me!"

"I'm not your buddy, friend, and it's your fault for this argument, so you have to stop."

"I'm not your friend, guy, and thank you for acknowledging that we need to stop, so stop arguing."

etc.

My former neighbor named his boat the "After You"....*




* For those who don't know, the name of the boat is always painted on the stern (the back).

A bunch of Vitamin Bs, Green Tea, and Yerba? That probably could get the heart moving.

100mg per can apparently, low end of acceptable.

Jolt... 160 mg of caffeine per 16 oz. can. "All the sugar and twice the caffeine", right on the front of the can, lol.

The best Gen Z slang* is extremely appropriate for those folks: "touch grass."

* Of course, most Gen Z slang is horrible. Their kids are going to ruthlessly roast them for saying "bet" and "cap" all the time, and appropriately so. "Touch grass," on the other hand, is transparent in its meaning and is genuinely good advice, especially for an online generation.

As soon as us old folks explain to them what grass is...

 

[JAMUMU]

Your day doesn't mean that all is green. You accept that mice more when down.

 

[Scribe]

Jolt... 160 mg of caffeine per 16 oz. can. "All the sugar and twice the caffeine", right on the front of the can, lol

Yeah, I wonder which is worse.

 

[Mad_Jack]

Yeah, I wonder which is worse.

At least the sugar tastes good before it kills ya...

 

[JAMUMU]

Yeah, I wonder which is worse.

Sugar. It's a subtle, insidious killer. I want to see my blood pressure rocket and feel the catastrophic heart attack knock on the door. Preferably, I'd explode like a character in some 80s anime.

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

Jolt... 160 mg of caffeine per 16 oz. can. "All the sugar and twice the caffeine", right on the front of the can, lol.

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As soon as us old folks explain to them what grass is...

Whatever. That's fine. That's ok.

 

[Cadence]

BBC needs to get their folks better technical setups. There's a reason you don't hear that most of the time with other broadcasters.

Windscreen, gate, mic technique. All will help.

It seems like its mostly the newscasts. I went through several of the podcasts just now and didn't find any that stuck out.
First minute of this one has several.

Spoiler: Not posted for the content, just for the voicing in the first minute.

Newshour - Israeli settler denies rampage - BBC Sounds

I don't think this is the person that got me to notice it though, and that there was one that was more noticeable, but I don't remember who it was.