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Let's have some fun, share random ideas or fun facts that you wouldn't normally say in a serious DUC thread. Better if they are related to the general subject of the forum.

I'll start:

I think the main reason they created Pro Tools First is to keep us busy helping newbies.

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I love the buzz I get when I lean my guitar close to the computer:D:p

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That doesn't make any sense as if they didn't create PT|F we wouldn't have those newbees keeping us busy :D

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OW OW OW MY 'ead:p

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:D

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Twins ….

Scientists Are Using Sunflowers To Clean Up Nuclear Radiation
https://gardencollage.com/change/sus...ear-radiation/

Radiation-eating bacteria could make nuclear waste safer
https://www.newscientist.com/article...ar-waste-safer

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Yes but if they'd only post their system specs...we would have more time to bash Avid! [emoji1]

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🤣😂😜😜

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I dreampt an orange-haired moron became US president, and got every DAW to work - except for Pro Tools. (Elect a clown ---> expect a circus.):eek:

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weasels are not afraid to fly

http://mentalfloss.com/article/64193...-about-weasels

"Remember that viral picture of the weasel “riding” a woodpecker? That “ride” was probably more like a hijacking. There’s a long, rich history of weasels attacking birds, including kiwis, magpies, owls, herons, and even birds of prey, as Dr. Carolyn M. King observed in her article “Weasel Roulette”:
[A] British observer named Anderson witnessed a buzzard, or European hawk, swoop down, pick up a weasel from the ground, and then fly off to its usual feeding perch. But within seconds the buzzard's smooth flight turned into an ungainly struggle, and it eventually fell to the ground. Anderson ran to where it fell, and there was the buzzard lying dead on the ground, its underparts bloody, and the weasel still gripping its breast with meshed teeth."