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Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 15:29**

timsinister wrote:Probably about fifty albums, combining the two Bride mentioned...

Like the idea of geeking and keeping a spreadsheet - must do that.

Shut it you! There's nowt geeky about it...

(ok, granted, maybe a tiny bit... or a very big bit

)

And if it wasn't for me and my pop picks where would you be now hmmm? Halfway up Nae Taste Alley, that's where, and you know it

!

I have to keep a little list because, quite simply, I'd forget all the bands I like otherwise. There are more than 100 artists I own/intend to own records of. And if your brain has been corroded by vodka, the necessity is even greater...

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 16:14**

somewhere around the 150 cd's
only a 30 on vinyl.

on mp3 I guess at least above 300.
problem is I really need to organise them sometime,

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 17:08**

I only do CDs and I think I'm close to or past the 800 mark.

No wonder I'm broke!

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 17:25**

about 250 cd's

and 42 vinyl single's/LP's

not much, but when I burn all my MP3's I must reach 2000 cd's

so my cumputer is HOLY to me

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 17:26**

vinyl - hunners and hunners
cassettes - hunners, hunners and hunners
CDs - hunners and hunners
DVDs - about 20
videos - don't go there, please
download albums - zero

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 17:27**

Shadow_Smile wrote:so my cumputer is HOLY to me

typo?

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 17:37**

emilystrange wrote:
Shadow_Smile wrote:so my cumputer is HOLY to me
typo?

Oh dear!

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 17:41**

hallucienate wrote:
timsinister wrote:Probably about fifty albums, combining the two Bride mentioned...

Like the idea of geeking and keeping a spreadsheet - must do that.
Databases are more useful

Code: Select all

CREATE TABLE music
&#40;id counter,
artist char&#40;70&#41;,
title char&#40;100&#41;,
format char&#40;20&#41;,
year date&#41;

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 17:44**

whoops,..............

have 5 stiches on my left hand, a small part of a schips engine was dropped on it, so my typing without the important vinger is pretty bad

it must have been COMPUTER !

Wanna see the finger ? ? ? ?

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 17:45**

aww. sweetie... sorry to hear that. you're excused.

still made me laugh though

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 17:46**

will I ask about the vinger?

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 17:47**

James Blast wrote:will I ask about the vinger?

silly! - the vinger is what goes on the schips

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 17:48**

James Blast wrote:vinyl - hunners and hunners
cassettes - hunners, hunners and hunners
CDs - hunners and hunners
DVDs - about 20
videos - don't go there, please
download albums - zero

Is this a deliberate reference to HUNS you tosser?

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 17:49**

emilystrange wrote:aww. sweetie... sorry to hear that. you're excused.

still made me laugh though

In the 2e week of my new job I almost lost my finger,........ lucky for my I have proven to be good at my new job, they still want me to work there

James Blast wrote:will I ask about the vinger?

Only with a strong stomache

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 17:51**

BTW I have 1500-2000 albums (what a waste of money!

)

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 18:06**

BillyBadBreaks wrote:BTW I have 1500-2000 albums

show-aff Hun!

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 18:11**

James Blast wrote:
BillyBadBreaks wrote:BTW I have 1500-2000 albums
show-aff Hun!

Poor show off HUN, if you please

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 18:57**

lazarus corporation wrote:

Code: Select all

CREATE TABLE music
&#40;id counter,
artist char&#40;70&#41;,
title char&#40;100&#41;,
format char&#40;20&#41;,
year date&#41;

Some errors in your table:

Artist should be a non-unique integer referencing an "Artist" entry in the table "Artists" (That and 70 characters isn't long enough for SSV )
Format should either be an enum or reference a "Format" entry in the table "Formats", though the latter is probably preferred.
Where's the "Label" field?

All in good fun, of course

[/DBMS-Geek]

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 19:10**

Motz wrote:
lazarus corporation wrote:
Code: Select all
CREATE TABLE music
&#40;id counter,
artist char&#40;70&#41;,
title char&#40;100&#41;,
format char&#40;20&#41;,
year date&#41;
Some errors in your table:
Artist should be a non-unique integer referencing an "Artist" entry in the table "Artists" (That and 70 characters isn't long enough for SSV )

Format should either be an enum or reference a "Format" entry in the table "Formats", though the latter is probably preferred.

Where's the "Label" field?
All in good fun, of course

[/DBMS-Geek]

correct, of course

Had I posted after I'd drunk my second cup of tea I would have been functioning properly.

Also, id should have been designated as a primary key

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 19:36**

The Sisters - Where Music and Geek collide. You guys truly are the Real Propellorheads

Where's MarkyKat, this is his kind of thing!

boudicca wrote:And if your brain has been corroded by vodka, the necessity is even greater...

Thank-you, but I find my reactions are sharpened exceptionally - especially when it comes to last orders, or other people's rounds.

"I move like they do."

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 20:14**

timsinister wrote:I find my reactions are sharpened exceptionally - especially when it comes to last orders, or other people's rounds.

Is that so?

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 20:24**

How can I get a database for my music - going out with a computer nerd seems to be having an effect on me (plus I like lists

)

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 20:25**

Brideoffrankenstein wrote:How can I get a database for my music - going out with a computer nerd seems to be having an effect on me (plus I like lists )

excuse me, I'm a geek, not a nerd.

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 20:27**

Is this "News for Geeks, Stuff that Matters"?

Methinx not

Posted: **12 Sep 2005, 20:30**

from http://web.vee.net/stuff/geek-vs-nerd.html

Geeks
"A person who has chosen concentration rather than conformity; one who pursues skill (especially technical skill) and imagination, not mainstream social acceptance. Geeks usually have a strong case of neophilia. Most geeks are adept with computers and treat hacker as a term of respect, but not all are hackers themselves - and some who are in fact hackers normally call themselves geeks anyway, because they (quite properly) regard `hacker' as a label that should be bestowed by others rather than self-assumed.

Nerds
"Pejorative applied to anyone with an above-average IQ and few gifts at small talk and ordinary social rituals."

Heartland

how many albums do you own?