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I always wished I could play the piano...apparently it's simple and "anything goes".
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I always wished I could play the piano...apparently it's simple and "anything goes".
Me oblivious...and I was too busy taking piano lessons.Congratulations!
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I always wished I could play the piano...apparently it's simple and "anything goes".
My laugh of the day, Rick!!! Love it!
I'm taking requests for songs now...who wants to go first?
How about this short piece?I'm taking requests for songs now...who wants to go first?
And after your warm up, how about a little Liszt?How about this short piece?
I don't know how to read notes in Chinese...I'm not that advanced yet.How about this short piece?
This guy is my piano teacher...nothing but the best for me...ow.And after your warm up, how about a little Liszt?
And after your warm up, how about a little Liszt?
I think the right notes will be played....just not necessarily in the right order.Chopsticks, then we’ll see.
I learned to play both the right notes...and the left notes.I think the right notes will be played....just not necessarily in the right order.
I marched to different lyrics. When the drill instructor wasn't around.I learned to play both the right notes...and the left notes.
I love Birdbox! I mostly have experienced birds pooping on my car after washing it.I marched to different lyrics. When the drill instructor wasn't around.
In other news, Peg enjoys movies like Paradise where things don't go as you expect.
Sorry. I meant Parasite.Which one, Rick...
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Hmmm, the original title is "Gisaengchung"...it must have English subtitles.Sorry. I meant Parasite.
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Ok , which one????
Every pilgrim's favorite.Probably the bedbug.
Poor Peg probably deals with all of those creepy crawlers down in the dungeon and has no favorite.Every pilgrim's favorite.
Poor Peg probably deals with all of those creepy crawlers down in the dungeon and has no favorite.
Clever and Cute, NYC!...CC.Well, Rick’s her favorite.
He’s her love bug.
The assistant will ask you if you are referring to jitterbug fishing lures or jitterbug dance..When I get a bit of the devil in me I go into the pharmacy and ask the assistant if they have any Jitter bug spray.
When I get a bit of the devil in me I go into the pharmacy and ask the assistant if they have any Jitter bug spray.
One bite from the Jitter bug and you might end up with St.Vitus dance.Dance to the music.
When I get a bit of the devil in me I go into the pharmacy and ask the assistant if they have any Jitter bug spray.
For you...cheap.What price must I pay for this spray?
On second thoughts...nothing on this planet and known to human man could possibly get rid of forum bed bug threads.
known to human man
For me...cheaper.For you...cheap.
Only $1.50 and $325.00 post and packing.
Guaranteed to get rid of Jitters and bed bug threads....priceless.
Its yoooooman bean dude.A shower of posts on ”How can I get my murderous looking walking poles on board a plane without checking them in” might do the trick
Are you referring to The Human Bean?
I never have heard of this bean before...what are those two old mushrooms doing on the lid?
I think it is fungus...its an old cup of coffee. It's a couple of has beans.I never have heard of this bean before...what are those two old mushrooms doing on the lid?
Its yoooooman bean dude.
You always do ..I knew I could trigger you - dude
You guys have a bromance going on...and occasionally it's a threesome when Rick joins in.You always do ..
I listened and I found it amusing, but that dialect was difficult to understand. I think you are trying to say that Tigger had a broomance with his broom.Here is the story of Triggers broom....
That is a London accent...sorry about that.I listened and I found it amusing, but that dialect was difficult to understand. I think you are trying to say that Tigger had a broomance with his broom.
No need to be sorry...a bit of Cockney never hurt anyone.That is a London accent...sorry about that.
I think I should start a thread on "can bedbugs climb to the second bunk"...havent seen that one for a week.A shower of posts on ”How can I get my murderous looking walking poles on board a plane without checking them in” might do the trick
Are you referring to The Human Bean?
Unfortunately none of them have vertigo. If they did, everyone would be begging for a TOP bunk...the hoary haired folks still want the bottom, even if they get bit up by the bugs.I think I should start a thread on "can bedbugs climb to the second bunk"...havent seen that one for a week.
Every one knows that only the ones with vertigo can't.
No need to be sorry...a bit of Cockney never hurt anyone.
Coming back home from our first trip to Spain and Portugal I boarded the plane with a sword and I got off the plane back home still a free man (and with the sword).A shower of posts on ”How can I get my murderous looking walking poles on board a plane without checking them in” might do the trick
It must'a been pre- 9/11.Coming back home from our first trip to Spain and Portugal I boarded the plane with a sword and I got off the plane back home still a free man (and with the sword).
You obviously were never were very good at spelling, and dude is actually spelled doood...duh.Its yoooooman bean dude.
Coming back home from our first trip to Spain and Portugal I boarded the plane with a sword and I got off the plane back home still a free man (and with the sword).
Well we know for certain it was not King Arthur's sword.I hope it wasn’t Paulo Coelho’s sword.
It was Alfonso X's sword. It has his name on it. He must have had a lot of swords as the street vendor was selling them for about $10 apiece.I hope it wasn’t Paulo Coelho’s sword.
Looks like it has gone up in value...almost 5x's what you paid...you gonna be rich one day in the very distant future.It was Alfonso X's sword. It has his name on it. He must have had a lot of swords as the street vendor was selling them for about $10 apiece.
As with all powerful and magic swords it has a name, Alfonsox.
I had to google...tgat was a hilarious reply!I don’t have a dryer.
Tgat explains everything.
I think you are trying to say that Tigger had a broomance with his broom.
If he's not willing to pick up that broom, he will be doomed...sleeping in another room.
If he's not willing to pick up that broom, he will be doomed...sleeping in another room.
Yes, but I prefer to pass the broom to the groom.Yes!
She’s a poetess sweeping up the mess.
Tgat.....That's good art, Turga.
Tgat is really just a typo to spell Turga.Tgat.....That's good art, Turga.
I only just now "stl"...saw the light.Tgat.....That's good art, Turga.
That's great....any time.I only just now "stl"...saw the light.
Good one, BB!
Press 1 three times quickly thenDialing/pushing 999=27.
How about pushing the 3 button 9 times...
333333333=27.
Is that Morse code, Rick?Press 1 three times quickly then
Press 1 three times slowly then
Press 1 three times quickly then
shout "Mayday, mayday, mayday" into the handset.
Yep.Is that Morse code, Rick?
Maybe not.This should be taped on the phone and they would be able to get the point across.
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And they can't count past 3.BT Group plc is a British multinational telecommunications holding company headquartered in London, England.
The UK club member may not agree, although the proof is in the picture.And they can't count past 3.
No again.British Morse Code
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Does the 'Morse Code' at the beginning of the theme from Inspector Morse actually spell anything?
Yes, the music does spell the word, "Morse" in Morse code. It is repeated several times throughout the theme, both at the beginning and at the end. It is cleverly done.
A lovely theme song, BB. Thanks for explaining.A few years ago there was a series called "Morse" from the books of Colin Dexter.
His Christian name was never divulged and it was pure speculation and created a lot of interest.
Eventually, it was divulged by someone who read Morse code as his Christian name was hidden in code in the theme tune.
Just to make it easier...
I'm with Rick...and haven't got a clue what you are on aboutA lovely theme song, BB. Thanks for explaining.
I had no idea what Rick was on about.
That's the idea...no one knows what exactly "makes me tick"...I don't know either.I'm with Rick...and haven't got a clue what you are on about
A few years ago there was a series called "Morse" from the books of Colin Dexter.
Sounds just like the American "Columbo" detective series, and many others...I have enjoyed a few of them anyway. Sometimes you just appreciate the lead character's role and acting ability.I have only seen a few; I find them quite boring and predictable. I mean, someone kills somebody and then someone tries to find out why, how and who
Believability is always best.They have been sending old detective series in Danish TV for the last year or so, among them Inspector Morse. I have only seen a few; I find them quite boring and predictable. I mean, someone kills somebody and then someone tries to find out why, how and who – it’s much like the plot in classic operas: A soprano and a baritone are in love and want to get married and a bass tries to prevent the marriage because the soprano is unworthy of the baritone or vice versa. A mezzosoprano helps the lovers fool the bass and so they are secretly married and everybody lives happily ever after and the curtain drops
Believability is always best.
I still can't get over the American programmes where they drive up to the building they want and there is always a parking space outside. Not only is no parking skill involved but they glide into a space large enough for three