Last post wins!!!!!

[perfect_pitch]

You're trying too hard, perfect pitch. I saw your messages on this post clear back from 2013.

I ain't trying too hard. I've been here for almost 9 years and I'm still going stronger than ever. You think you have the stamina to compete with me?

[winsto7]

You think you have the stamina to compete with me?

It's worth a try lol.

[lostinidlewonder]

My money is on pp. Where did it go??? Hey give it back!!!

[winsto7]

My money is on pp. Where did it go??? Hey give it back!!!

Currently I'm winning, so I'd rethink that lostinidlewonder.

[lostinidlewonder]

You are winning miniscule battles but not the war so there is no rethinking required. In any case thank you for contributing to my thread,  the biggest on pianostreet, you know what they say about people with big threads?? Oh wait is that like flash cars???

[perfect_pitch]

You are winning miniscule battles but not the war so there is no rethinking required. In any case thank you for contributing to my thread,  the biggest on pianostreet, you know what they say about people with big threads?? Oh wait is that like flash cars???

I can't remember - all I know is:

Small feet...

MASSIVE...



...brain.   

[lostinidlewonder]

Lol but I dunno how smart those Chinese were binding their women's feet. My great great grandmother had bound feet, she could barely walk and was carried around later in life.

[winsto7]

Imagine. That must have been awful.

[j_tour]

Imagine.

That's a bad song.  No points.

[lostinidlewonder]

But imagine..... and member.... member the berries??? Lol

[winsto7]

Lol. When you use a sports reference on a music forum.

[perfect_pitch]

What the hell is a SPORTS reference doing here??? Begone with that crap. It's bad enough that people are INFATUATED with football here in Australia.

Like there's nothing more interesting than watch 22 sweaty men run around a big oval, playing the grown up version of piggy in the middle... but with more players.

I mean the bloody game is apparently called 'football', yet most of the time they're hugging the ball with their HANDS!!! It should be called handball.

[winsto7]

Perfect_Pitch, handball is a whole other thing lol.

[j_tour]

Perfect_Pitch, handball is a whole other thing lol.

No it isn't.

You play a lot of "handball" with yourself?

Better admit it now.

[perfect_pitch]

Perfect_Pitch, handball is a whole other thing lol.

Maybe, but the Australians shouldn't call their dumb sport 'football' when they go around hugging the ball.

There you go - maybe 'hugball' should be the new name... because I sure as sh*t don't call it 'football'.

THIS IS A GOD-DAMN FOOTBALL!!!

[winsto7]

THIS IS A GOD-DAMN FOOTBALL!!!

Amen to that one.

[perfect_pitch]

You're telling me. The West Australian people are pissy because only 30K people can fill a stadium instead of the normal 60K spectators, yet we can barely get 2K people to fill a concert hall to listen to Beethoven.

Perth is an artistic quagmire.

[winsto7]

Then again, sports are more advertised on media and there is higher demand....

[lostinidlewonder]

Perth is an artistic quagmire.

There are pockets around the place trying to draw in people to share their musical talents. But we all panicking over covid atm lol everyone is boarding up their doors. Concerts sales are run so crap here if people knew what they were doing they could fill it, instead they rely on scatter gun advertising and wonder why they miss the mark.

The free outdoor orchestral concerts are becoming quite popular now though many local councils are doing it all over WA. Given that they cost up to 150k to organise its great to see councils giving us some culture!! Times are changing.

We'll forever be a sporting nation with this weather we have no one wants to spend time indoors. There really is something to that I think, when I lived in Germany during the cold season it was so dark and dreary all day you'd want to stay indoors.

I find artistic inspiration that can be drawn from our land is quite powerful though much more so than many other places I've been to. The solitude you can have here  being one with nature really is a deep pool of creative energy. You can drive a few minutes out of town and your totally isolated. Go to large cities overseas and you have millions of people around you all the time wherever you go, it's so suffocating.

[winsto7]

I find artistic inspiration that can be drawn from our land is quite powerful though much more so than many other places I've been to. The solitude you can have here  being one with nature really is a deep pool of creative energy. You can drive a few minutes out of town and your totally isolated. Go to large cities overseas and you have millions of people around you all the time wherever you go, it's so suffocating.

Australia is inspiring?!?!?!?!?! To me it just seems like it would be hot, lonely, and full of things that want to kill you. Besides, there's no real winter. Given, I'm from the US originally but currently live in London for university.

[j_tour]

THIS IS A GOD-DAMN FOOTBALL!!!

Looks like a soccer ball.

I know that's British slang, but it's better than calling the sport "footie."

British slang, you know.  What can be done about it?

[perfect_pitch]

Looks like a soccer ball.

It's a DAMN FOOTBALL!!! I refuse to let that be known as a soccer ball. You kick it with your feet, you're not allowed to touch it with your hands - it's a football.

[lostinidlewonder]

Australia is inspiring?!?!?!?!?! To me it just seems like it would be hot, lonely, and full of things that want to kill you. Besides, there's no real winter. Given, I'm from the US originally but currently live in London for university.

Yes incredibly inspiring. For instance the Pilbara region of Western Australia is home to the fossilised evidence of the Earth's oldest lifeforms over 3.6 billion years old. Murujuga, the Dampier region in WA is rich in ancient history, with rock carvings telling the story of some 50,000 years of human existence. We have incredible landscape unlike anywhere else. We are also home to many unique animals which make us famous. Animals won't actively seek to kill you, most dangerous ones will flee in terror if they see you. It's the oceans you want to be wary of, great whites and a variety of deadly jellyfish. If you go over east you can have your winters with snow and the coldness lol.

Here's a brief list of our natural wonders just in WA:
https://www.discover-the-world.com/blog/introducing-western-australias-top-10-natural-wonders/

[perfect_pitch]

Yes incredibly inspiring. For instance the Pilbara region of Western Australia is home to the fossilised evidence of the Earth's oldest lifeforms over 3.6 billion years old. Murujuga, the Dampier region in WA is rich in ancient history, with rock carvings telling the story of some 50,000 years of human existence. We have incredible landscape unlike anywhere else. We are also home to many unique animals which make us famous. Animals won't actively seek to kill you, most dangerous ones will flee in terror if they see you. It's the oceans you want to be wary of, great whites and a variety of deadly jellyfish. If you go over east you can have your winters with snow and the coldness lol.

Here's a brief list of our natural wonders just in WA:
https://www.discover-the-world.com/blog/introducing-western-australias-top-10-natural-wonders/

And WHY is it you won't work for the tourism industry???

[j_tour]

It's a DAMN FOOTBALL!!! I refuse to let that be known as a soccer ball. You kick it with your feet, you're not allowed to touch it with your hands - it's a football.

Well, take it up with the poms, then.  Not my slang term.

You forgot the part where one kicks the ball with one's feet, then at the mildest frisson of a touch, fall down in spastic convulsions on the green, like a child who didn't get enough milk.

[lostinidlewonder]

And WHY is it you won't work for the tourism industry???

Have you not heard of Covid?? I also just happen to be proud of our country a great deal. I was going to take 17 people overseas just before covid hit, so I guess I am like a tourist guide lol. I have a student whose mother is a tourist guide, her industry has been decimated for the past years, her husband is a big boss at Mazzucchelli's though so don't feel sorry for her.

[Bob]

One of these and a perfectly smooth road.  For that whole 2-3 minutes of audio. 

[perfect_pitch]

You forgot the part where one kicks the ball with one's feet, then at the mildest frisson of a touch, fall down in spastic convulsions on the green, like a child who didn't get enough milk.

You're thinking of Australian Football... that or the Italians.

[winsto7]

What'd I miss lol? I'm back after a couple days

[j_tour]

that or the Italians.

Roquefort > Gorgonzola piccante.

Point final.

[perfect_pitch]

Give me cheddar any day... or swiss.

There's something almost geometrically beautiful about seeing those almost perfect spherical holes in the cheese. Makes it distinctive.

[lostinidlewonder]

Distinctive but repulsive if you have trypophobia.

[j_tour]

Makes it distinctive.

No, it doesn't.

It's almost like you've never been to a cheese shop.

[perfect_pitch]

Distinctive but repulsive if you have trypophobia.

I'd say who cares about those who have trypophobia... there are genuine phobias like claustrophobia, and then there are idiotic phobias like triskadecaphobia, or hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia. There's no way numbers or words can hurt you.

[lostinidlewonder]

Sometimes have to look outside ones own little box.

[klavieronin]

There's no way numbers or words can hurt you.

Unless someone throws a dictionary or calculator at you.

[perfect_pitch]

Sometimes have to look outside ones own little box.

But I like my little box... it's cozy and warm, and there's booze.   

[lostinidlewonder]

I like my bubble it's floaty and moist. Don't burst it please.

[j_tour]

But I like my little box

it's [...] moist.

OK, I'm just going to stop you all right there.

You two should just get a room in a flophouse somewhere and have at with your moist boxes.   

[lostinidlewonder]

Tut jtour you misquoting me

I'm a little tea pot

[winsto7]

Oh the luxury of a quiet thread where I can swoop in and claim my victory.....

[lostinidlewonder]

Which will never be as long as I claim it for

[j_tour]

Oh the luxury of a quiet thread where I can swoop in and claim my victory.....

YOU VICTORY NOTHING!!!!

NOTHING!!!!

Tut jtour you misquoting me

I MISQUOTING YOU NOTHING!

NOTHING!!!!

[winsto7]

Here I am.

[lostinidlewonder]

Winsto7 pay attention to threads you create or this one will eat all your useful posts. What happened to the Adinsell question you posted? Prefer posting here? It's understandable but still sets you up for losing lo0ol.

[perfect_pitch]

YOU VICTORY NOTHING!!!!

NOTHING!!!!

I MISQUOTING YOU NOTHING!

NOTHING!!!!

The grammar Nazi in me is just wishing he could wring your bloody neck for that HORRIFIC state of affairs.

[winsto7]

Woah. Pitch Perfect, do you have a youtube channel?

[j_tour]

The grammar Nazi in me is just wishing he could wring your bloody neck for that HORRIFIC state of affairs.

YOU GRAMMAR NOTHING!!!

YOU ALSO TO PARKING NOTHING!!!!

NOTHING!!!

[perfect_pitch]

Woah. Pitch Perfect, do you have a youtube channel?

Yeah - 840K views... getting close to that million mark. I did a bunch of Piano arrangements, and sell them on Musicnotes.com

It's rather nice knowing I have music published through iTunes and I'm a published arranger... much like Jarrod Radnich, or Leiki Ueda.   

[winsto7]

You remembered lol. Your arrangements are pretty nice. I think I watched seven or eight videos this morning.