It's like they've taken their 'do nothing and expect God to make sure it works out' philosophy and applied it to musical composition, too. That "Christian Women" 'song' is the worst of the lot. It sounds like someone dropped rocks on a piano keyboard from the top of a skyscraper to create the 'melody'.
So, I just replayed The Elementalists and I guess there's just something bugging me: Do Tuneless/humans know about Magick? And do the Atunned just live in the "real world" or in the Penderghast dimension? First question: I'm confused because the MC didn't know about Magick when she went to Penderghast. But Isabella knew about it and she wasn't Attuned, because Kavya told her, in the Solstice book.
Second question: We know a lot of Attuned students go to places in "our world", like Beckett who goes to Hawaii and Griffin goes to Macau. But when they aren't studying at Penderghast, where do they live? As far as I know we don't know where the Shreya's house is at, but the Chateau next door is Isabella's and she isn't Attuned so it wouldn't make sense for it to be in the Penderghast dimension.
I'm sorry if maybe these have been awnsered in the books, but I tried my best to search the wiki for awnsers and nothing came up so I'd though about asking here.
...As he’s driving to “boycott” Mocha Joe’s : “now now now, I want my coufee and my danish right now now now!” for some reason always makes me laugh. Make a good ringtone
And while on the subject Jeff’s Hanukkah song and dance - also would be a great ringtone - “going to have a PAArTY!” Lol
I do hope they play 'Three Skips Filled With Bells Tumbling Down a Hill' tonight, after last week's tremendous recital of 'Fuck You if You Were Trying To Relax After a 12-hour Shift ft. Auntie Mabel'
I get that the church has been there forever, but seriously what do you people get from intermittently yanking on a fuzzy rope for several hours? Maybe you could perhaps organise some kind of rhythm or play a tune instead of all just ringing the damn things like you were trying to break them?
Not sure why this bothers me so much but I just need to say it. I think Pink’s music is total mediocre crap and I don’t get the hype. Every song she’s released in the last 10 years has been what other artists would use as album filler at best. The melodies sounds like aimless tunes people hum to themselves while doing housework or in the shower; absolutely no appeal whatsoever. Certainly not worthy of sold-out concerts and millions of dollars. Every time she releases a song it’s the same meandering tuneless shit disguised as deep and inspirational anthems. Fucking total snorefest.
Stephen Sondheim may be a good lyricist, but a terrible composer: his songs are tuneless, boring, and all alike. It's like he found a formula that worked for him and has composed the same song 500 times. He composes as though he's tone-deaf, or expects his listeners to be. Just awful.
My husband and I are staying at the Monteleone for a few days, and keep hearing this bizarre, tuneless music that sounds like a choir of recorders. It is very loud — we heard it last night while we were out for dinner at Pierre Masperos, and I heard it again this morning from inside our upper story hotel room. It is happening again right now, around the same time as yesterday. I’m so curious!
This noise from the new Transformers movie is a good example. What is it, where did it come from, why is it used so frequently seemingly out of nowhere? And why is it considered so effective to use a lot?
A few months ago I moved into my friend's parents' house to save money. There are a bunch of other people living here too, and for the most part everything's fine. Except for this one guy who's always whistling. Every time he moves around the house to do anything, he whistles to himself.
I found a post about it online that describes what he does:
http://ask.metafilter.com/57508/Compulsive-tuneless-whistling
>Have you ever been able to get someone who constantly, tunelessly whistles to themselves to stop?
>I recently met someone whose constant, tuneless whistling drove a roommate to leave. By tuneless I don't mean "out of tune" whistling of a song or melody; I mean casual, constant non-melodic whistling, whistling that doesn't go anywhere, doesn't sound like a recognizable anything, but continues almost non-stop anyway. Do folks know they're doing it? Are there programs that try to help them stop? Searching just yields info about annoying machine whistle noises and compulsive Tourette's-like neurological syndromes, but that doesn't quite seem to fit the folks who just go through life filling silence with relatively formless whistling sounds. Has anyone studied this kind of thing?
I asked him once why he whistles so much and he told me "because he's bored". He asked me if it bothers me and I said yes, but I guess he took that as a joke or something, because he still does it every day.
Stop it. Just stop it now. Even the people who want to whistle like Rodger Whittaker. Hail a taxi if you have to but go about the rest of your business in silence, please.
This brief moment of sunshine is about to be shattered by six weeks of school holidays and bored children roaming the streets, so I want one afternoon with no interruptions from the likes of either them or you.
First time all by myself doing the a/b extraction and my head tests (2) were certainly on par with the best I've had. However, I brought it out several hours later and there was no effect between myself and two others. Color was correct (white) as was the consistency (dry).
