I started listening to a "top hits of the 2000s" playlist on Youtube and it's fabulous.
I did the Harvard Implicit Bias Test and it wasn't what I was expecting. It was annoying more than anything else.My summary of the test:Section 1: How quickly you can press buttons on your keyboard.Section 2: Please answer this question honestly: Do you like white people more than black people?I don't know but I expected it to be more subtle. Very odd.
I know I'm late but just want to jump on the CO2 love bandwagon today. I'd quite like to be mates with him; I think we'd get on well.Sorry to hear about the break up, keep your chin up
^Well, what a whippersnapper! So I found a guitar in the music room that appears to have elixir strings. Sounds better and plays easier than the others I should learn some complete songs. I have a bad habit of learning just intros and pieces and then getting distracted.
Quote from: yirj17 on March 31, 2017, 09:40:42 am^Well, what a whippersnapper! So I found a guitar in the music room that appears to have elixir strings. Sounds better and plays easier than the others I should learn some complete songs. I have a bad habit of learning just intros and pieces and then getting distracted. I hate elixer, the coating flakes off and they feel weird. But yeah I would be happy to have them here. I'm not sure if any of the guitars at my school have ever had their strings changed.Also, I'm the same way with complete songs. I've been playing for like 15 years and only know a handful of complete songs. I much rather jam along by myself. It doesn't really impress people though when they ask me to play something for them.
It's strange, right? When I tell the women that I'm not interested in dating anyone, they accept it. But the men are always pointing out possibilities to me, in case I change my mind, I guess? xDAnd they get kind of pissy with me when I tell them that I'm not planning on having any kids. I'm not against having kids, but I tell them that because it's funny.
Quote from: turningsteel on March 31, 2017, 11:06:16 amQuote from: yirj17 on March 31, 2017, 09:40:42 am^Well, what a whippersnapper! So I found a guitar in the music room that appears to have elixir strings. Sounds better and plays easier than the others I should learn some complete songs. I have a bad habit of learning just intros and pieces and then getting distracted. I hate elixer, the coating flakes off and they feel weird. But yeah I would be happy to have them here. I'm not sure if any of the guitars at my school have ever had their strings changed.Also, I'm the same way with complete songs. I've been playing for like 15 years and only know a handful of complete songs. I much rather jam along by myself. It doesn't really impress people though when they ask me to play something for them. The coating does flake off after time but I like the quality for the price (compared to violin strings, guitar ones are so inexpensive!). I use them on my guitar back home. At any rate, definitely better than whatever cheap strings are usually on the school guitars. I'd like to be able to sing and play simultaneously (not that I can sing, but it'd be fun for my solo jam sessions) but Idk if that's a skill that can be learned or if my brain just can't handle those two separate things at once.
As a useless aside, a good friend of mine on Saturday was telling me about the great civil rights leader who spent decades in prison, and never complained, remained respectful; Howie Mandel.I'll let you figure it out.