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Location: East of the Southern North American West
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In the practice room today at the community college I live by l I was informed by a grumpy professor that I can't prepare the pianos. What a load of ****, the piano I was on is incredibly out of tune and has a couple broken strings. Why not duck it up more. What a load of ****ery.
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In the practice room today at the community college I live by l I was informed by a grumpy professor that I can't prepare the pianos. What a load of ****, the piano I was on is incredibly out of tune and has a couple broken strings. Why not duck it up more. What a load of ****ery.
It's understandable that he probably doesn't know you and would rather have someone reputable (not that you may or may not be) do the tuning/repairs. Just a hunch.
Location: East of the Southern North American West
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Originally Posted by Plankton
It's understandable that he probably doesn't know you and would rather have someone reputable (not that you may or may not be) do the tuning/repairs. Just a hunch.
I was actually sticking pieces of metal between the strings by where the hammers hit to make a percussive sound. I'm pretty careful with it but I do understand why he did it. I just don't get why he's defending a broken pian that no one ever plays (apart from myself).
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Studies show that when a given norm is changed in the face of the unchanging, the remaining contradictions will parallel the truth.
I was actually sticking pieces of metal between the strings by where the hammers hit to make a percussive sound. I'm pretty careful with it but I do understand why he did it. I just don't get why he's defending a broken pian that no one ever plays (apart from myself).
Maybe because it's the school's property and not yours?
I thunk I finally have to let go of a pair of jeans turned kickass jorts that I've had since 9th grade. They're beyond dilapidated. I'm gonna try and patch them up but my seeing skills are mediocre at best
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I thunk I finally have to let go of a pair of jeans turned kickass jorts that I've had since 9th grade. They're beyond dilapidated. I'm gonna try and patch them up but my seeing skills are mediocre at best
I know what you are going through, I noticed my Levi's 505 are down to mere threads. I don't think it can go through another wash & dry cycle.
You can listen to this song and cry in your beer as you think of your jeans - it can be very cathartic.
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