08-28-2006, 04:53 AM | #21 |
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Ok I can see how that ryhmes, but not saw and more/sore
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08-28-2006, 04:58 AM | #22 |
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Karmillo posted all the time
How saw and more just didn't rhyme It seems he can't have read right through The poem that contained those two Or else he might have come to see It's dangerous to upset me My toolbox loaded, off I go To take a trip up to Glasgow.
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08-28-2006, 05:14 AM | #23 |
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Up to glasgow Step made his way
Just as night had engulfed the day He lightly tapped on Karmillo's door Holding the saw that ryhmed with more But some guy playing trackmania is catching my eye So ill just end this abruptly and say it was the wrong guy
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08-28-2006, 06:43 PM | #24 |
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Everyone relax
And let things mellow This is clearly a saw point For young Karmillo |
08-28-2006, 09:09 PM | #25 |
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I have created a monster on par with the three-word story and this thread must die. On a related note, I didn't know that Karmillo rhymed with mellow. Then again, I always pronounced that name as if it had an extra vowel in the center, like caramel.
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Is there an English dialect in which saw is pronounced the same as "sore"?
It's not inconceivable, considering how some pronounce Washington as "Warshington" (Jon Stewart).
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I believe this calls for more Lacey™ .wavs
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08-29-2006, 07:59 AM | #34 |
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Are you truing to claim some of what The Proclaimers sang was actually words?
I just figured they were making up sounds as they went along.
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Stepurhan, your "Warning to Newbies" made my day. Oh, and also: ENOUGH ABOUT BRITISH ACCENTS!!!! Honestly, you people can't get over a british rhyme? Bl'bah! |
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08-29-2006, 01:00 PM | #37 |
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I'm going to post an autobiographical poem I finished on July 26th now.
It took more than five weeks to write it so you'd better like it. [bares teeth:] GRRRR The forum won't let me write it all in one post, so I'm splitting it (very awkwardly) into two posts. Ignore the gap. |
08-29-2006, 01:01 PM | #38 |
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08-29-2006, 01:01 PM | #39 |
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That if we tried with all our might, My playing was extremely crude, |
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Oh, I like it!
It's so interesting to get to know your story and your way of thinking about your music. I'm very impressed by it, so far you've only played Prism for us and it was a delight. In my youth I used to be the kind of pianist who practised a lot, I could very well sit by the piano up to three hours a day. I also loved Chopin even though my fingers would get into a tangle, but also played others. Right before I stopped playing I was most fond of the Pathetique Sonata in C-minor by Beethoven. One thing about Chopin though. He must have been a very passionate man. I remember studying one of his waltzes. And it became more and more obvious that the entire piece was all about the sexual act. So playing Chopin can indeed be very interesting. I never improvised though and I admire you for having that true musicality to be able to create harmonies and such a lovely piece as Prism.
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