*Sternly stares at db and taps fingers on desk*
It's 11 pm, Ma'am. School's closed.
'Tis an excellent time for score study, mental practice, listening, youtube watching, video watching ... etc *sternly points to on-taskedness*
'Tis an excellent time for score study, mental practice, listening, youtube watching, video watching ... etc
Do you ever actually relax, or does music occupy you constantly.*Scratches head, cuts off a lump of cheese,
gulps down milk,
fiddles with remote switch,
contemplates bed,
switches off telly,
puts milk in fridge,
hides evidence of snack,
clears up crumbs from floor,
closes down computer,
switches off lights, makes sure back door is locked, draws curtains, goes upstairs, cleans teeth,
says prayers,
chooses book to read, kisses teddy,
gets into bed, decides not to read, switches off bedside light, goes to sleep, wakes up, has shower, eats porridge,
gets in car, goes to work, answers the phone, goes to lunch, answers the phone again, goes home, has dinner, looks at pianostreets, scratches head, cuts off lump of cheese etc...*
I have never worked out how to split someones post and comment on parts of it.You seem to be the expert, so i would be obliged if you would kindly instruct me therein.Thal
Do you ever actually relax, or does music occupy you constantly.
I think that it's high time that K responded to this - and on your own head be it, Thal...Best,Alistair
I claim to be no more an expert in this than you appear to be in inserting the appropriate apostrophe in "someone's" but, having first selected "quote", all you have to do is insert an opening square bracket,
a forward slash,
the word quote
and a closing square bracket (without any intervening spaces)
immediately following each section of of another member's post to which you wish to respond, then type your response, then copy the poster's header before repeating this process as many times as you see fit and there is text to which to respond.Best,Alistair
ewww Thal you got nits!
*Scratches head, cuts off a lump of cheese, gulps down milk, fiddles with remote switch, contemplates bed, switches off telly, puts milk in fridge, hides evidence of snack, clears up crumbs from floor, closes down computer, switches off lights, makes sure back door is locked, draws curtains, goes upstairs, cleans teeth, says prayers, chooses book to read, kisses teddy, gets into bed, decides not to read, switches off bedside light, goes to sleep, wakes up, has shower, eats porridge, gets in car, goes to work, answers the phone, goes to lunch, answers the phone again, goes home, has dinner, looks at pianostreets, scratches head, cuts off lump of cheese etc...*
A very exciting life you lead Thal. What exactly is porridge anyway?
A mush of oats and milk. It's got approximately the same consistensy as Weetbix.
What exactly is porridge anyway?
Never thought i would here a Scot say that.
I'm from England by the way!
I liked that introduction until that final sentence! LOLProbably because I am Scottish... G.W.K
I don't mind Scottish people!
*Falls off chair in shock* You are the first English person I have met that has ever said that! LOLG.W.K
ALL British people have cool accents, therefore they are all good. (mostly)
So gwk, you hate the English?
What about aussies who can do respectable imitations of both accents?
I doubt you could do a "respectable imitation" of a Scottish accent.
You are probably under the impression that we are all red-haired, dance in "skirts" (as foreign people call them) and chase after Haggis with rocks.
Shorty, thal or any other English person: Don't say a word! LOLG.W.K
I doubt you could do a "respectable imitation" of a Scottish accent. You are probably under the impression that we are all red-haired, dance in "skirts" (as foreign people call them) and chase after Haggis with rocks.Shorty, thal or any other English person: Don't say a word! LOLG.W.K
Haggis is not a person, you numpty.Haggis is Scotland's national dish. It's difficult to explain but every female I know, hates it. LOLG.W.K
Ah. So by chase you mean like how one would chase food with a drink of some sort?
Haggis is not a person, you numpty.but every female I know, hates it. LOLG.W.K
Even the Scottish females too?Then I will supprise you again, I like haggis and I'm female, AND I'm English!!!!!
Yes, including the Scottish females.I am surprised. An English female who likes haggis. You do know it isn't an actual animal? Most people think it is. LOLG.W.K
Ha Ha! Of course its not an animal!... There are people out there who actually think a haggis is an animal! OMG so funny.
I thought it was an animal.https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=p8oy2BYdaiQ
Well, I hope I have enlightend you somewhat on the subject.
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