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More familiar with the "Twice" version. But what I meant was that the reply looked more like a "mine's longer" type contest. Missing the most famous of the joke
by reaperducer 3y ago
More familiar with the "Twice" version. But what I meant was that the reply looked more like a "mine's longer" type contest. Missing the most famous of the jokes, for NTSC, is a weird omission for someone in the industry.
We always used Never The Same Color. I worked at five stations in four states, and never heard the "Twice" version until the commercial internet became a thing.
- buran77 3y agoMaybe different continents had different versions and they finally aligned when they had the chance to talk to each other. I worked at the places that developed and built the equipment and tech used in TV stations, just across the ocean.
- dylan604 3y agoDid you work for Mr Snell or Mr Wilcox or Mr Tronix?