The person below me

[roseamelia]

I thought we could get this going again so feel free to join in. I guess most of you know how to do it but for those who have recently joined I'll tell them: Well I will post a question like this: The Q stands for question and the A stands for answer Ok lets get started.

Q. Do you play the piano? then another person like Rachmaninoff_forever

A. Yes!
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Q. How many animals do you have?

[rachmaninoff_forever]

Three dogs

Q:  What's your favorite genre of movies, TV shows, books, etc.?

[ted]

A:Television: British comedy - Benny Hill, Tony Hancock, Are You Being Served, Keeping up Appearances, Fawlty Towers .....

Don't much like going to the pictures - too loud and too much action and visual effect.

Books: Thoughtful speculative novels in which there is a lot of thought, no plot and little action - Aldous Huxley, Janet Frame, James Joyce, E.M. Forster, that sort of thing.

Q: Do you like spiders ?

[j_menz]

A: As long as they behave themselves.

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Q: Do you sing in the shower?

[ajspiano]

Q: Do you sing in the shower?

A: No, on the premise that if I took either a piano or guitar in with me the instrument would likely not survive.

Q: Best concert you've ever attended?

[roseamelia]

A. My recitle.

Q. Do you like the smell of peonys?

[girlwiththeflaxenhair]

I'm not aware that I am.

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What's the most embarrassing moment you've had at your own recital?

[music_doctor]

A: I never had an embarresing moment 
Q: what is the wierdest dream you've had?

[perfect_pitch]

A: I once dreamt I was the Devil. I had red skin, hooves and a tail, and a pitchfork in my hand...

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Q: Do you think Perfect pitch is a hindrance or a benefit to a musician?

[music_doctor]

A: I think perfect pitch is a benefit
Q: What is the creepiest thing that happened to you?

[roseamelia]

A. When there was a stink bug on my neck and I grabbed it! ( I didn't know it was one till I felt it and picked it up! yuck!)

Q. How are you feeling?

[m1469]

A:  I am feeling like a tornado and a nuclear power plant, and maybe something else all rolled into one!

Q:  What is the most important music-related thing to see/do in Vienna?    *deeply gravitates towards Vienna*

[49410enrique]

a: go to the mozart chocolate shop, buy some mozart chocolates.


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q: would you take take an offer for an experimental drug that will make your fingers longer that has only one side effect, you lose the ability to read  any music in your favorite key (forever)?

[rachmaninoff_forever]

a: go to the mozart chocolate shop, buy some mozart chocolates.


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q: would you take take an offer for an experimental drug that will make your fingers longer that has only one side effect, you lose the ability to read  any music in your favorite key (forever)?

A:  Never!!!

Q:  Do you like the smell of Gasoline?

[unholeee]

A: No, which is why I hold my nose when I siphon it.

Q: You're on an deserted island. what would you do to get noticed? Assuming you've gotten bored of the band monkeys that can't play coconuts in time.

[roseamelia]

A: If their was a wind, I'd make a kite out of palm trees leaves and for the line I'd get a vine and shave a thin rope like piece off. (your probably wondering how I would shave the vine, With a sharper rock.)

Q: Do you think that's a good idea for getting off a deserted island?

[m1469]

A fire and smoke tend to be the most common ways to get noticed, and shining things.  I sometimes used to watch a show about people who found themselves in situations where it seemed likely they wouldn't find a way out, and one couple was lost in a forest for days.  Finally, when a helicopter comes around (again - there's always a helicopter or a few earlier on that don't see the person), the guy lit (a section of) the entire forest on fire .  That got them noticed. 

Q:  do you believe in love at first sight?

[austinarg]

A: Not at all. I think people confuse it with attraction, because in order to love someone you must know him/her, it's not just the looks that create love.

Q: What was the craziest thing that happened to you recently?

[ahinton]

A: Not at all. I think people confuse it with attraction, because in order to love someone you must know him/her, it's not just the looks that create love.

Q: What was the craziest thing that happened to you recently?

A: Having someone fall in love with me at first sight.

No, of course that's not true; I'm just kidding, mindful of your answer.

Q: Why did m1469 post a photo of the woman in post #450 in the Attractive PIANISTS!?!?! thread as though she (the woman in the photograph, this is) is a pianist?

[oxy60]

A fire and smoke tend to be the most common ways to get noticed, and shining things.  I sometimes used to watch a show about people who found themselves in situations where it seemed likely they wouldn't find a way out, and one couple was lost in a forest for days.  Finally, when a helicopter comes around (again - there's always a helicopter or a few earlier on that don't see the person), the guy lit (a section of) the entire forest on fire .  That got them noticed. 

And arrested! Then the bill comes for putting out the fire and any damages.

Don't do it. Don't even go there.

[m1469]

And arrested! Then the bill comes for putting out the fire and any damages.

Don't do it. Don't even go there.

Yeah, I'll choose to just be dead or lost in a forest for the rest of my life, instead  .  Do you want to know a crazy part of that story?  I can't remember how long they were lost, it might have been weeks, but as they wandered around, trying to find their way out, they came upon a small camp where somebody before them had gotten lost and never found his way out (and the couple found his remains).  And, there was something about this man's last journal entry, it was exactly a year ago from the day they found him (and something like it being also this lady's dad's death date, or something.  There was some other connection that I can't quite remember).  I just think that's SO strange, though, to get lost in a forest, wander around trying to find your way out, and come upon a man who also got lost in this forest but never found his way out ... and that man being "found" by others who were lost.  There's something very crazy about that to me.