klasse!
aspiring bass player and composer
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klasse!
genau! es ist unglaublich!! and this post took several goes to circumvent the autocorrect!!!
also choosing a idiosyncratic/eccentric should-strap length ie. instrument very high or low or unusual angle
this is it - ecelectic but confused
well hang on what about chicken tikka masala pizza?
well hang on what about chicken tikka masala pizza?
The City And The City by China Miéville which i have read at least three times. sort-of-dystopian blended with a bit of police procedural. fits your criteria think.
"Johnnie ich lieber dich so"
in pounds
first of December earliest. such is the law
cut off the head of the Hydra
great photo
looks like Bluto
called a Toasted Cheese Sandwich in the UK
SOME old people
well not on THIS side of the pond...
indeed. but you miss my point
this is not funny. it is ruthless predation. natural, normal but not cute.
my wife and i saw this when it came out, really enjoyed it (light-entertainment of course), and noticed Julia Roberts' subsequent rise with a sort of We Saw Her In Flatliners vibe
bollocks. it's crucial to keep people and bots very distinct in one's mind
fine job. impressive.
and so do i
la fusée de Tin-Tin
Solaris (the book)
what i wouldn't give to have these spruced-up beatniks listening to me playing my solo... PS think three or four years later and think Manfred Mann
and the Piña Colada song (personally speaking)
some of my later life re-listening to old albums on Spotify/YouTube is about that too i fear
indeed
that style at that time also seemed to try to make verse and chorus rather similar (cf. Teardrops On The Dance Floor for example)
this is truly extraordinarily Buddhistic in style and general content (mutatis mutandis)
hope so
you're not joking
i think you mean someone with Alzheimer's
not very important but Kyiv is two syllables: as in kee-iv.
sorry
it's gross and repulsive. it's nature. but it's far from funny.
pointless with the nowadays-reduced glucose content
a university don once sanctioned me for using output (from a computer) as a verb
oh yeah. in English of course. i've got a copy of The Trial in Czech (by way of a souvenir, i can't read a word), but found out after i'd bought it and got back to UK, that of course Prague was in Austro-Hungary in Kafka's day, and he spoke and wrote in German.
with my nose held firmly, i'd have to agree with this
i've tead The Trial and The Castle and Metamorphosis. my take: both very tough reads i'd say. both miserable. contemporary resonances re. eg. personal alienation. hard not to admit the writer's talent.
gosh I write bass parts (among others, but i play the bass) that i can't play. or at least not until after many hours of practice!!
delish sit-down döner in Kentish Town. broiled flatbread tastes pleasantly of woodsmoke.
emerged from two hours of rehearsing with stops and do-it-again and let's-try-this. makes a change from jam session style - which has it's place - no stopping keep going, even though no audience. PS all this very nice repurposed premises which used to be what used to be called a "public convenience"
i've a slightly foxed SH copy of the Reader's Digest Book of British Wild Plants. book itself is a really unusual shape and proportions and has simply stunning illustrations.
up early (07:00) to travel across London for a rehearsal in Kentish Town. taking my bass guitar on the tube plus rucksack. the train ride will provide a bit of time for reflection i hope.
ditch Disney
dreadful
this summer i've accumulated a considerable spend on my current big band recording project (my own expense) despite all the musicians playing pro bono. even reasonably-priced studio fees mount up. so i'm looking into less expensive options. #GonzoRecording
doesn't look awful looks very appetising and authentic
i once broke probably the same bone in my foot stepping awkwardly off the *bottom* step of the carpeted stairs in our house
if you zoom in you can see their eyes spiraling
no musical instrument can be haunted in a bad way
my kind of meal
beautiful. also, he's one of those historical figures of whose appearance you never expect to have a clear idea...
the students/assistants never got round to filling in the clothing
circle
oh yes
awful clothes, long ra-a-ambling guitar solos, slightly old-lady looking hair - where're the scarlet begonias? gotta love him though.
four hundred and fifty degrees Fahrenheit
oomf!!
but who else was there?
gosh. artistic ability isn't just practicing...
went to the "tilting yard" at Hampton Court Palace - edge of London - where King Henry VIII had had a serious jousting accident. his huge horse landed on him, mount and rider both heavily armoured. seemed to go from renaissance man to monster thereafter. wonder what happened to the KS i voted for?
i was working in a modern ie. fully digital recording studio two day ago, and the engineer kept saying "rolling" to indicate he had started recording
circa 1950 i'd say
as someone else just said, Taiwan next
indeed
c'est moi
bit like "flexibility" seems to mean"unpaid overtime"
is the cleaning lady wearing sunglasses?
sad but somehow sweet
he was a goer. not entirely in a good way.
yeah we all know who put most of those up there...
drivel
also available south of the border #justsaying
this has happened to me on a #Parkrun a dog ran through my legs in the middle of crowded peleton, no hesitation, no backward glance ('cept by me of course) ...
not germane to your central point i suppose though
but there are a lot of cyclists in London and it is a relatively safe place to cycle. sure there are a few deadly black-spots but in general, experienced cyclist do not find it dangerous. people who have never cycled through the streets of London often think it looks more dangerous than it is. IMHO
great alt text on the Wicker Man pic!
i reserve that right lol. i hope i have made clear my non antagonistic position on cats and cat lovers. but i have had to do something. i started on BS fairly recently and before I had sorted out who I was following and stuff I was seeing a LOT more than one-in-thirty-two pictures of cats.
had some fish Nasi Goreng in Thailand once that tasted strongly of ammonia. went ahead and finished it though.
regarding the Subway sandwich incident, this in the UK 2019... #justsaying
several in my experience
on an old fashioned plate 'n all
i think i can be a bit literal sometimes...
i can be a bit literal sometimes...
sorry you can't always tell on this site. ah I see - sorry yeah i managed to soak our duvet with my own perspiration last night in a similar scenario...
try being 70 next birthday! as anyone'll tell you you don't feel old inside lol. and i have to just look at an ice-cream and i put on a kilo
are these degrees Fahrenheit?!?!
happy days
pretty hard to say which usage is the more widely used as well
"interdimensional"?
i bought this on cassette shortly after it was released following a recommendation on late night BBC radio i heard in my car
"the last Nazis"
it is or was was common in UK when i was very young. definitely learned from other kids. unisex game. there we're some girls games and boys games. definitely a culture with no adult involvement.
started cursive about age 7. in the UK system i'd already had 2 years of school. in my day few people received pre-school education. the calligraphy style was Marion Richardson. age 9 i changed schools and we did Italic. my uncle was a doctor and taught himself Italic for more legible prescriptions.
my point exactly
how about morphing to a reggae beat
stuff this for a game of soldiers. I loathe voice interface except for certain very narrow use cases like picking menu options over the phone. if i think aloud I go round in circles several times before getting to the point. i clarify my thoughts best in writing (paper or screen).