What are ye' thinking while ye' play?
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"Daa-daa-deddly-doo doo.... what? Whoops.... dammit..... sex....tee-teetum-tiddly-eccky-sh*t....sex...you lookin' at me?... sex... arrrgh....sex....here comes that tricky bit... relax... RELAX... sh*t.... oh, yea, call that guy later... dammitdammitDAMMITsigh... squeeee....sex... I thnk I'll have a smoke and crawl out of here before I shame myself again...."
Something like that.
Or did you want some more?
Mark
Something like that.
Or did you want some more?
Mark
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Mostly checking out the naval piercings and lower back tatoos on the beauties at the bar...
That and what tune comes next in this set...
That and what tune comes next in this set...
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Some things that were bouncing around in my head the other day while playing:
-Need to get my hands on "Drones & Chanters Vol. II" at some point...
-Irvine Welsh's use of judgement in his novels and short stories: though provocative, there is a direct correlation to Scottish literary tradition in the style of R.L. Stevenson and James Hogg.
-The bit where God turns some poor loser into a fly in Welsh's "The Granton Star Cause." That was pretty funny...
-Assorted kinky and naughty stuff from or inspired by Irvine Welsh books. Not suitable for a family forum.
-Parallels between the prophet Muhammed and Martin Luther.
-Tight triplets on B getting rusty. Practice.
-Laugh about the concept of "tight triplets."
-Does the girl I went out with the other night like me? I think she likes me...But does she like me...?
-If Bush wins the election, should I try and move to Canada, Scotland, or back to Japan? Hmm...Australia wouldn't be too bad either...
- I should really be studying Japanese right now...Oh well...
-The Irish word for "what" is "cad." The Scottish Gaelic word for "what" is "de." How'd that happen?
-Back D is sounding somehow nicer than it did the other day. Oh, good.
-Try and play some fiddle tunes...Not working. Angus MacDonald of Glenuig didn't take up the fiddle until after thirty, and yet he's a smokin' fiddle player. Hmm...Should I...No! Bad! Don't even think about it!
-Mmm...leftovers for dinner.
-Tomorrow when I practice, I will be a lot more focused on the tunes and not let my mind ramble so much. Maybe.
-Need to get my hands on "Drones & Chanters Vol. II" at some point...
-Irvine Welsh's use of judgement in his novels and short stories: though provocative, there is a direct correlation to Scottish literary tradition in the style of R.L. Stevenson and James Hogg.
-The bit where God turns some poor loser into a fly in Welsh's "The Granton Star Cause." That was pretty funny...
-Assorted kinky and naughty stuff from or inspired by Irvine Welsh books. Not suitable for a family forum.
-Parallels between the prophet Muhammed and Martin Luther.
-Tight triplets on B getting rusty. Practice.
-Laugh about the concept of "tight triplets."
-Does the girl I went out with the other night like me? I think she likes me...But does she like me...?
-If Bush wins the election, should I try and move to Canada, Scotland, or back to Japan? Hmm...Australia wouldn't be too bad either...
- I should really be studying Japanese right now...Oh well...
-The Irish word for "what" is "cad." The Scottish Gaelic word for "what" is "de." How'd that happen?
-Back D is sounding somehow nicer than it did the other day. Oh, good.
-Try and play some fiddle tunes...Not working. Angus MacDonald of Glenuig didn't take up the fiddle until after thirty, and yet he's a smokin' fiddle player. Hmm...Should I...No! Bad! Don't even think about it!
-Mmm...leftovers for dinner.
-Tomorrow when I practice, I will be a lot more focused on the tunes and not let my mind ramble so much. Maybe.
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The good doctor is correct.
Tis my spine, with plate and screws holding C4 to C5, and C5 to C6. Thanks to last February's accident, I may need to include a fusion from C6 to C7. But I'm a gonna wait it out as I am not thrilled about a fourth spinal surgery. This however, never ever ever enters my mind when I'm playing.
Tis my spine, with plate and screws holding C4 to C5, and C5 to C6. Thanks to last February's accident, I may need to include a fusion from C6 to C7. But I'm a gonna wait it out as I am not thrilled about a fourth spinal surgery. This however, never ever ever enters my mind when I'm playing.
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Twas the nite before the tionol and all thru the house,
not a creature was a sleepin' 'cause the baby was cryin'
and yet Patrick was a sittin' as quiet as a mouse.
An empty pipe case stowed by the doorway with care,
in hopes that The Pipemaker would soon be there.
As visions of Tayloresque danced in his his head,
he realized no sleep this nite was something to dread.
For he'd not sleep the next, nor the next one, two,
all the while playin' save for trips to the loo.
In need of an image to sate his desire,
he proclaimed with the might of the choir,
"Oh what the heck,
I'll look at me picture of piper Joe's neck!"
not a creature was a sleepin' 'cause the baby was cryin'
and yet Patrick was a sittin' as quiet as a mouse.
An empty pipe case stowed by the doorway with care,
in hopes that The Pipemaker would soon be there.
As visions of Tayloresque danced in his his head,
he realized no sleep this nite was something to dread.
For he'd not sleep the next, nor the next one, two,
all the while playin' save for trips to the loo.
In need of an image to sate his desire,
he proclaimed with the might of the choir,
"Oh what the heck,
I'll look at me picture of piper Joe's neck!"