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Aquaman goes COCO. (Mother hunt)

I KNEW IT!!! Hey, I was a junior in high school when "Fear of Flying" by Erica Jong made the rounds for the dirty passages.
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Aquaman goes COCO. (Mother hunt)

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#1,043
Milson said:
Yes I decided against the slash angle lol

I actually worked for a couple years as a ghost writer for erotic romance during the fifty shades of grey phase.....on salary at this startup. Pushed out a couple usa today best sellers actually (not as impressive as it sounds, those are heavily manipulated).

But. Ya know. Time and place.
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Yeah, somehow my one and only publication in "AARC Times" probably wouldn't fit as well here. LOL.
 
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amekins said:
It’s ok. We thought it would be temporary but like all inflammation in my body, it stuck around lol. I can still hum. 😊 And play guitar and piano and flute, though none particularly well these days lol.
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Chiming in a little late here in the musician/singing moment...

Love hearing of someone else with a vocal background - I was a voice major in my undergrad. Left that world behind a long time ago, but man that was the throughline of my existence for a few years back in the nineties. Never really achieved more than a basic competence as a run-of-the-mill baritone though.
 
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Vesti Bule said:
Chiming in a little late here in the musician/singing moment...

Love hearing of someone else with a vocal background - I was a voice major in my undergrad. Left that world behind a long time ago, but man that was the throughline of my existence for a few years back in the nineties. Never really achieved more than a basic competence as a run-of-the-mill baritone though.
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I went from a second soprano to a second alto at best...and I cannot maintain some notes. It's possible it could improve with speech/voice therapy, but shit, I have enough medical crap without adding more. But it kind of makes me sad sometimes when I try to sing along and my voice is cracking like Peter Brady in "Time to Change." (You may be too young for that reference, so here.)
 
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amekins said:
I went from a second soprano to a second alto at best...and I cannot maintain some notes. It's possible it could improve with speech/voice therapy, but shit, I have enough medical crap without adding more. But it kind of makes me sad sometimes when I try to sing along and my voice is cracking like Peter Brady in "Time to Change." (You may be too young for that reference, so here.)
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Ha! Yea, they hired me to do the ADR/voiceover on that...

...not really, kidding obviously, but it does sound familiar to the point of being biographical.

The main problem I had was being overly analytical in a tension-inducing way, I had real trouble just enjoying it and letting it rip out of the top of the head without overthinking things in useless ways. My always mild-mannered accompanist witnessed more than a few frustrated moments in the practice studio.

Ended up leaving the performance side of things for the academic world with some degrees in music theory, film studies, and musicology.

I honestly think that if I had discovered weed in my early 20's that some anxieties of the time would have been better regulated, and probably would have upped my game musically - I'm guessing you get my drift...
 
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Vesti Bule said:
Ha! Yea, they hired me to do the ADR/voiceover on that...

...not really, kidding obviously, but it does sound familiar to the point of being biographical.

The main problem I had was being overly analytical in a tension-inducing way, I had real trouble just enjoying it and letting it rip out of the top of the head without overthinking things in useless ways. My always mild-mannered accompanist witnessed more than a few frustrated moments in the practice studio.

Ended up leaving the performance side of things for the academic world with some degrees in music theory, film studies, and musicology.

I honestly think that if I had discovered weed in my early 20's that some anxieties of the time would have been better regulated, and probably would have upped my game musically - I'm guessing you get my drift...
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I definitely do. Don’t laugh ok?
 
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Vesti Bule said:
THAT is gutsy - one of the hardest well-known songs to sing, well done, seriously!
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The melody was originally from an English choral club, intended to prove one's singing skills using jumps over 1 octave and a persistent sharp 4th...crazy that we ask ordinary people at events to sing it lol ❤
 
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Well things are looking a bit more promising today but hard to say for sure.

Was also going through some material I have read and figured this would be a good link for coco and hydro growers to share. I posted in another thread but will link here also.

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mikeross said:
I'm going be using these corrugated panels in an upcoming build. So skill saw isn't the best option to cut these to size? Should I be scoring and snapping off, same way you would cut drywall?

Looking forward to updates!
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From 25 yrs experience in the industry, quickest and easiest way is to use a skilsaw or any worm drive circular. Key though is PUT BLADE IN BACKWARDS!!

You're welcome!
 
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jackflash1374 said:
From 25 yrs experience in the industry, quickest and easiest way is to use a skilsaw or any worm drive circular. Key though is PUT BLADE IN BACKWARDS!!

You're welcome!
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Yup thank you. Others have said the same thing and next time thats what I'll do.
 
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Also dropped my humidity again. They seem to need more transpiration than usual and im not sure why but down to 52% 82f.

The cake n chem throwing some big 9 fingers.
 

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