Comments on: Super Tagging http://www.ifoundbob.com/2006/01/supper-tagging/ ... and maddest of all is to see life as it is and not as it should be. Wed, 02 Jan 2008 15:06:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Vitz http://www.ifoundbob.com/2006/01/supper-tagging/comment-page-1/#comment-562 Vitz Mon, 30 Jan 2006 22:47:46 +0000 http://www.ifoundbob.com/2006/01/supper-tagging/#comment-562 "Understand that while I cannot sing [a] note to save my life..." A truer statement has never been uttered. Just jokes. “Understand that while I cannot sing [a] note to save my life…”

A truer statement has never been uttered.

Just jokes.

]]> By: frank pembleton http://www.ifoundbob.com/2006/01/supper-tagging/comment-page-1/#comment-561 frank pembleton Sat, 28 Jan 2006 22:15:08 +0000 http://www.ifoundbob.com/2006/01/supper-tagging/#comment-561 Merely to defend my self... I did indeed take a look at the ad and intend to respond to you in email today. (thanks for sending it, by the way) I jump at any opportunity I have to sound like a Mac-Snob. Your vehicle sounds more like it is becoming an entertainment center. Have you thought about contacting Pimp/Trick My Ride... or you could tell the producers of Trading Spaces that you live in your car. Merely to defend my self… I did indeed take a look at the ad and intend to respond to you in email today. (thanks for sending it, by the way) I jump at any opportunity I have to sound like a Mac-Snob.

Your vehicle sounds more like it is becoming an entertainment center. Have you thought about contacting Pimp/Trick My Ride… or you could tell the producers of Trading Spaces that you live in your car.

]]> By: Don Quixote http://www.ifoundbob.com/2006/01/supper-tagging/comment-page-1/#comment-560 Don Quixote Sat, 28 Jan 2006 18:57:22 +0000 http://www.ifoundbob.com/2006/01/supper-tagging/#comment-560 Hehe... Well Frank if you take a look at the ad I sent you, perhaps you can make your way to the Fort and teach me all about the Mac :). Michelle has an iTrip and she loves it. I think what I will end up doing (once I get an iPod that is) is just us the iPod A/V cable and run the picture and audio through the DVD system, we did a test with a normal Y to RCA and that seemed to work pretty good. Hehe… Well Frank if you take a look at the ad I sent you, perhaps you can make your way to the Fort and teach me all about the Mac :) .

Michelle has an iTrip and she loves it. I think what I will end up doing (once I get an iPod that is) is just us the iPod A/V cable and run the picture and audio through the DVD system, we did a test with a normal Y to RCA and that seemed to work pretty good.

]]> By: frank pembleton http://www.ifoundbob.com/2006/01/supper-tagging/comment-page-1/#comment-559 frank pembleton Sat, 28 Jan 2006 05:19:29 +0000 http://www.ifoundbob.com/2006/01/supper-tagging/#comment-559 Well... let me start out with the second thing I was going to talk about. I was going to start off informing you that you were misinformed about iTunes but then I realized that you were most certainly using it with a PC and not in its natural, most intuitive environment... the Mac. Sorry... if only you were working with a real machine. Secondly, if you have an iPod, why not use the iTravel? Plugging that into the earbud port it sits on top of the unit and sends it to programable frequencies on your radio (a teched out version of Mr. Microphone for your iPod). Not that we have anything of the like... it is sort of hard to justify using ministry funds for an iPod, but one of the people we work with has one and we rode with her to our Brennan Manning retreat in Kansas (the first time I had actually even seen an iPod). Her iTrip worked excellently... I would definitely recommend it. Well… let me start out with the second thing I was going to talk about. I was going to start off informing you that you were misinformed about iTunes but then I realized that you were most certainly using it with a PC and not in its natural, most intuitive environment… the Mac. Sorry… if only you were working with a real machine.

Secondly, if you have an iPod, why not use the iTravel? Plugging that into the earbud port it sits on top of the unit and sends it to programable frequencies on your radio (a teched out version of Mr. Microphone for your iPod). Not that we have anything of the like… it is sort of hard to justify using ministry funds for an iPod, but one of the people we work with has one and we rode with her to our Brennan Manning retreat in Kansas (the first time I had actually even seen an iPod). Her iTrip worked excellently… I would definitely recommend it.

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