Sometimes rhymes call to me.
Making sense is out the window.
#1 son & I just saw this episode.
It's fun to say "Chowdah!" & "Shoudair".
That explains so much
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Sometimes rhymes call to me.
Making sense is out the window.
#1 son & I just saw this episode.
It's fun to say "Chowdah!" & "Shoudair".
The harp, like most stringed instruments, is a hugging instrument. Most wind instruments are for kissing not hugging.Funnily enough neither do i
Most wind instruments are for kissing not hugging.
I hadn't thought of that! Almost all instruments are for fingering except for harmonicas and most percussion instruments which are mostly just rhythmic devices.Or blowing... ;-)
I hadn't thought of that! Almost all instruments are for fingering except for harmonicas and most percussion instruments which are mostly just rhythmic devices.
So I had to go there. Would you expect otherwise?
As are dog bites.Sexism and stereotyping is utterly expected.
Exception: revolting onesAs are dog bites.
I had a professor who went on and on in lecture about how there were so many ways to play. It had nothing to do with music though. This was a beginner class about boolean algebra, but every lecture he some how found time to express surprise at the infinite positions and variety.Percussion instruments are as the name indicates, for banging
I had a professor who went on and on in lecture about how there were so many ways to play. It had nothing to do with music though. This was a beginner class about boolean algebra, but every lecture he some how found time to express surprise at the infinite positions and variety.
Now I remember. It was called Discrete Math.
I hope they used protection.I had a professor who went on and on in lecture about how there were so many ways to play. It had nothing to do with music though. This was a beginner class about boolean algebra, but every lecture he some how found time to express surprise at the infinite positions and variety.
Now I remember. It was called Discrete Math.
and I restrained myself from saying that...Or blowing... ;-)
By "Indiscrete math" you might refer to The Calculus of Variation, but it is a different lecture only tangentially related. I've had that one, too. Then comes Differential Equations. How do they come up with these names?Or perhaps it should have been indiscrete math.
Differential Equations
Fifty pounds of dog treats had to be returned to "Pet Central"; my office has received threats because we refuse to be intimidated by a pack of dangerous and vicious bow wows.......If a snarky "Big Apple" bear with a fetish for quoting Larry,Moe and Curly can't scare my office staff, no bow wow with a lisp will ever get a treat for flunking all discipline lessons.