I wonder how a bass drum like that would really sound.
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The last post is the WINNER!
- Thread starter ninerbuff
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Time for chocolate. Beat that win. I double dog dare you. And I know the dog to do it.
Bin there. Done that. Win.
Prefer a v12, much smoother
Actually, the national park system was created for the
hunting of muppets. Once caught, privacy was necessary,
hence the remote & sparsely occupied wilderness.
We know what you really do with these muppets.
Only the ones that don't shape up. It keeps them motivated to do their best. I learned that from Crowley's treatment of houseplants
Crowley’s demonic side shows in the particular way he cultivates his plants, however. Like any mortal gardener, Crowley mists them with a “green plastic plant mister” once a week. He also talks to his plants — something he heard about “in the early seventies, on Radio Four” and thought to be “an excellent idea” — although he does not so much talk to his plants as he “put the fear of God into them”; or “more precisely, the fear of Crowley”.
Every once in a while, Crowley picks a plant that is not growing too well and carries it around the flat to the other plants, telling them “‘Say goodbye to your friend. He just couldn’t cut it…'”. He then takes the plant out of the flat, and brings home “a large, empty flower pot” which he “leave somewhere conspicuously around the flat”. Because of this, his plants are “the most luxurious, verdant, and beautiful in London” (241), but “also the most terrified”.
I can say the same
