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[living_stradivarius]

This thread is designed for romantic individuals looking for a date/hookup here on pianostreet. Post your stats and the kind of person you're looking for

[thalbergmad]

Good looking man of 41 years seeking romance.

Slim build with great sense of humour, own home and 6 banjo's.

Interests: reading Jack the Ripper books - Cycling - collecting scores and posting crap on pianostreets.

Looking for anyone between 18 and 80 with a pulse.

My ideal lady would be mid 40's, fanatically religious and good on the tambourine.

Please respond on this thread if you are interested in a date and i will give you the contact number for the Samaritans.

Thal

[Mozartian]

*BARF*

[zheer]

   Great idea, not looking for romance, looking  to attend a piano recital in London if intrested send me a PM.

 

[rach n bach]

*BARF*

lol

We should just put thal out of his misery... Any voulenteers? 

In any case...

Looking for, well, fun muisical young ladies.  (Seems that I'm at the right place...)

My stats:
Height: 6'2"
SAT score: 2400  (ok, it was a little lower...)
Personality: Magnetic     fun-loving...
Intrests: Cooking, reading, music  (come on girls...)

RnB

[thalbergmad]

*BARF*

I have no idea what that means.

Thal

[rach n bach]

Maybe it's Mozartian's stats and personality type?   

RnB

(just kidding Moz... don't kill me!)

[Mozartian]

Maybe it's Mozartian's stats and personality type?   

RnB

(just kidding Moz... don't kill me!)

HAHA! nice.

Definitely NOT looking for a relationship (here or anywhere else), but what was your real SAT score? I actually got a perfect on the critical reading part.

[ahinton]

Good looking man of 41 years seeking romance.

Not the guy in the photo, then...

Slim build

Definitely not the fellow in the photo, then...

with great sense of humour,

Oh, so it could just be the guy in the photo, then...

own home

Courtesy, by his own admission, of the now Lady Thatcher.

and 6 banjo's.

And a total lack of understanding as to where to place apostrophes.

Interests: reading Jack the Ripper books - Cycling - collecting scores and posting crap on pianostreets.

Not to mention obscure Scottish islands and mountaineering...

Looking for anyone between 18 and 80 with a pulse.

My ideal lady would be mid 40's, fanatically religious and good on the tambourine.

Would she have to hail from a certain eastern American state or is that optional?

Please respond on this thread if you are interested in a date and i will give you the contact number for the Samaritans.

Why? Are they your agents?

Best,

Alistimo

[rach n bach]

HAHA! nice.

Definitely NOT looking for a relationship (here or anywhere else), but what was your real SAT score? I actually got a perfect on the critical reading part.

Perfect on the critical rea... SCREW YOU!

I was just short of 2200... but get this... only one wrong answer in the math! And it was a graph in! Take that you!  

RnB

[thalbergmad]

Alistair has encapsulated himself again.

Thal

[ahinton]

Alistair has encapsulated himself again.

Thal

For all the inadvertency in what I'd done, I rather thought in retrospect that I had in fact encapsulated you, actually - but anyway, I've remedied my ridiculous typo, so perhaps you can now manage to bring yourself to reply to the content of that post rather than merely draw attention to an admitted presentational flaw therein on my part, for which I duly apologise...

Best,

Alistair

[thalbergmad]

Come on girls, whats wrong with ya?

Thal

[pianistimo]

i think ur cute - but i'm married.  anyways - you shouldn't have people doing your dirty work for you.  i thought that was your finger at first.  then, i realized you were innocently sleeping.  somehow, i think you have one in each port. 

and, what's this about gravesend and the 'curry.'  frankly that's a red flag.

[lichristine]

haha i'd date thal

[Mozartian]

Perfect on the critical rea... SCREW YOU!

I was just short of 2200... but get this... only one wrong answer in the math! And it was a graph in! Take that you!   

RnB

Wow, that's a sweet math score. Nice job!

I was just short of 2100, lol (the math brutalized me- I probably should have studied harder for it </understatement>)

I don't think I would have gotten a perfect in critical reading if I hadn't have disagreed with so many of the passages so vehemenently. I was fuming! And therefore, thinking more clearly, apparently.

What'd you write you essay on? Mine was on Homer, Socrates, and Bach, and how they single-handedly contributed to change/effect forever certain spheres of life.

[rach n bach]

I got a great essay on moral relitivism...      I think I used Reagan, Churchill, and Rachmanninof... but man, was that ever torture.

Yes, I got high in reading because I was mad most of the time, guess stress helps to clear my mind too...

RnB

[thalbergmad]

haha i'd date thal

You got good taste, i give you that.

Shame you live in yankee land. I could get the lambo out and take you for a drive.

Thal

[pianistimo]

wait a minute you two-timer.  what about the end of april.  what's going to happen now?  first you say august, then april - so i start planning and getting my life in order (namely attempting to clean out the van so you have a place to sit) and what happens.  cold feet.  i did not say my husband would shoot you with a gun.  maybe a water pistol.  he's fairly harmless as long as you keep a respectable distance on a bike.  are you coming?  are you bringing the bike?  what is going on.  do you do this to all the women you meet.  tempt them with some kind of ploy like this - and then say hahah.  now, i even doubt you are climbing mt blanc.  i bet you don't even ride a bicycle  now.  what if you don't even play the banjo?  lichristine, beware of this man.

[soliloquy]

I'm holding out for you, Henry 

[thalbergmad]

Holding out what?

[soliloquy]

Holding out what?

My <3


And randomly Living_Stradivarius=Henry, in case that wasn't clear XD

[thalbergmad]

wait a minute you two-timer.  what about the end of april.  what's going to happen now? 

You had your chance sister and you blew it.

Thal

[ada]

Come on girls, whats wrong with ya?

Thal

Thal, you are smart, funny, self-deprecating and have a classic British sense of ironic humour.

You are NOT American, NOT religious and NOT right wing.

AND you give great sheet music.

You got piles going for you babycakes   

[pianistimo]

was it something i said? 

[ada]

P (if you are refering to my comment)  please do not take it personally. sry.

[thalbergmad]

Thal, you are smart, funny, self-deprecating and have a classic British sense of ironic humour.

You are NOT American, NOT religious and NOT right wing.

AND you give great sheet music.

You got piles going for you babycakes   

Blushes.

Thal alters his list of top ten fave women on pianostreets.

Thal

[ada]

Yeah but I didn't say I'd go out with ya 

Thal alters his list of top ten fave women on pianostreets.

Thal

You mean I wazn't there before  ?  

[thalbergmad]

Yeh, but you moved up 3 places

[pianistimo]

no offense taken ada.  however, i do not like thal putting me from number 1 to number 11.  this is unconscianable and unexcusable.  for my mortal sins i should at least be number 5.  how come i am now off the top ten list.   i now take my 'jesus loves me' pencil and stab you in the back.  figuratively speaking.  btw, for all that work yesterday (15 miles on the bike and no lunch - i have made up for it today by staying on pf half the day and eating three pieces of candy).  if you still come -your luggage is going in the front seat and you are going in the trunk.  btw, bring alistairs CD - it will be my only consolation.

[thalbergmad]

Who said you were number 11.

Thal

PS actually you were 37th

[pianistimo]

37th?  but, just perhaps the list is skewed.  well, after reading the BEWARE thread - i think you're too kinky for me anyways.  and besides, i'm married.

[ahinton]

Thal, you are smart, funny, self-deprecating and have a classic British sense of ironic humour.

You are NOT American, NOT religious and NOT right wing.

AND you give great sheet music.

You got piles going for you babycakes   

"Babycakes?! Mon Dieu! And I hope that Thal doesn't have piles; they can be quite painful...

Best,

Alistair

[ahinton]

and besides, i'm married.

Well, I'm sure that none of use would ever have guessed that had you not told us; come on, Susan, how many times have you stated here that you are married? I for one have lost count! You make it sound like some kind of excuse for something (though I'm not sure what)...

Best,

Alistair

[ahinton]

Yeah but I didn't say I'd go out with ya 

You mean I wazn't there before  ?  

Very neatly put! Thal does seem on occasion to lack a certain finesse (but then he cannot help not being a Scotsman, can he, chère "ada"?!...)

Best,

Alistair

[ada]

 

Yup, all Thal needs is a Scottish accent and a penchant for Haggis to tip him over into perfection 

[pianistimo]

what is haggis?  some kind of dip?

[ada]

It is a Scottish delicacy which consists of various offal stuffed into a sheep's stomach and boiled to perfection.

mmmmmmm.....

Ask Alistair how it tastes, cos I wouldn't know, I'm pleased to say.

[ahinton]

It is a Scottish delicacy which consists of various offal stuffed into a sheep's stomach and boiled to perfection.

mmmmmmm.....

Ask Alistair how it tastes, cos I wouldn't know, I'm pleased to say.

Vegemite to you, too! No, it's not something that appeals to me greatly, either and I've only ever had small quantities of it (with the traditional accompaniment of neeps, tatties and a not-so-wee dram of malt whisky) in the wee sma' oors of 1 January, but if it's a good one it doesn't taste as bad as it sounds (which is just as well, really). AS a friend of mine once said, "I love the taste o' the haggis an' a dram o' malt wi'out the haggis...".

But "ada", why do you say that all Thal needs is a penchant for haggis when, by your own admission, you do not know what it tastes like? Are you assuming that this penchant alone would suffice?

Never yet having met Thal, I have no idea what kind of accent he has...

Best,

Alistair

[dnephi]

Wow, that's a sweet math score. Nice job!

I was just short of 2100, lol (the math brutalized me- I probably should have studied harder for it </understatement>)

I don't think I would have gotten a perfect in critical reading if I hadn't have disagreed with so many of the passages so vehemenently. I was fuming! And therefore, thinking more clearly, apparently.

What'd you write you essay on? Mine was on Homer, Socrates, and Bach, and how they single-handedly contributed to change/effect forever certain spheres of life.

When I was 14, I got an 800 on the math (Perfect score), 650 on the English.

800 on Math SAT II.
760 on Physics SAT II without even having a single physics course in my life.

And yes, that was before they simplified the math and took out the hardest questions because they were afraid minorities couldn't do it.

Dan

P.S. And yes, I was so hardcore I took it before the new test.  Hats off!

[soliloquy]

When I was 14, I got an 800 on the math (Perfect score), 650 on the English.

800 on Math SAT II.
760 on Physics SAT II without even having a single physics course in my life.

And yes, that was before they simplified the math and took out the hardest questions because they were afraid minorities couldn't do it.

Dan

P.S. And yes, I was so hardcore I took it before the new test.  Hats off!

I've taken the Physics II and there is no way you would do anything but fail it if you had never taken a physics course.  Either that or you are a l33t guessing machine.


Randomly, post a scan

[dnephi]

I was a physics fanatic and so I read essentially every book that was available to the general public.  (Three Roads to Quantum Gravity, The Book of Nothing, the God Particle, The Universe in a Nutshell, The Future of Spacetime, a Brief History of Time, Leptons and Electrons, etc. etc. etc.)

The only things I wasn't familiar with was ENM which I was able to guess for by just looking at a study book to figure out how ENM worked.

And I'll see if I can pull off a scan- that was 3 years ago.

Dan

[prometheus]

You don't need to follow a course to study a subject.

[living_stradivarius]

When I was 14, I got an 800 on the math (Perfect score), 650 on the English.

800 on Math SAT II.
760 on Physics SAT II without even having a single physics course in my life.

And yes, that was before they simplified the math and took out the hardest questions because they were afraid minorities couldn't do it.

Dan

P.S. And yes, I was so hardcore I took it before the new test.  Hats off!

I have a feeling this belongs in the "are you born after 1982?" thread. 

Studies have shown that brain size is inversely related to penis size... Time to check out the "For the guys" thread.

Stop hijacking my dating thread!
If you have to post your SAT scores to score a date... iono... I know some of you like multiple choice and all, but that does not translate neatly into real life

[lichristine]

You got good taste, i give you that.

Shame you live in yankee land. I could get the lambo out and take you for a drive.

Thal

ha kay.

[rach n bach]

Stop hijacking my dating thread!
If you have to post your SAT scores to score a date... iono... I know some of you like multiple choice and all, but that does not translate neatly into real life

So true.  I only posted mine as a joke in my personal stat file... soooo, any takers?

RnB

[increpatio]

I was a physics fanatic and so I read essentially every book that was available to the general public.  (Three Roads to Quantum Gravity, The Book of Nothing, the God Particle, The Universe in a Nutshell, The Future of Spacetime, a Brief History of Time, Leptons and Electrons, etc. etc. etc.)

available to the general public? Qm textbooks (needless to say, I doubt that any popular science books have anything informative to say about the subject.  except maybe the road to reality, but people tell me it's incomprehensible to laypeople, so), almost, are available to get from any decent store, certainly online : )   

(I was exposed to the Schroedinger's cat story one to many times as an adolescent, put me off pop-science for life).

[dnephi]

I actually got a QM textbook, but it was completely inaccessible until I started taking the course this past year.  A- the first semester, and currently have the highest grade in the undergrads of the class this semester.  I must say that the book I got was much better than the textbook we're using in class :p. 
 
Road to reality is nice, but suffers slightly from a personal bias he already confesses, so it's exceptional.

I recommend "On the Shoulders of Giants" and "Relativity", edited by Hawking (The first one) and the second one by Einstein for the intelligent layman.

P.S. If you want to know what cpncensus physicists have drawn about Schrodinger's cat, drop me a PM.