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Hey, I was a junior in high school when "Fear of Flying" by Erica Jong made the rounds for the dirty passages.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.I KNEW IT!!!
That is, by and large, the thing that matters most. <3Lol thanks man. I just decided to let my freak flag fly a bit lol I know it can be a bit much but it comes from a good place I swear
Yeah, somehow my one and only publication in "AARC Times" probably wouldn't fit as well here. LOL.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.
Think that sounds good but gonna give this a fair shot without messing with it. Since its high in K already I think I may have fucked the ratio with the silica.
Chiming in a little late here in the musician/singing moment...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.
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.)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.
Ha! Yea, they hired me to do the ADR/voiceover on that...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.)
I definitely do. Don’t laugh ok?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...
THAT is gutsy - one of the hardest well-known songs to sing, well done, seriously!I definitely do. Don’t laugh ok?
This was about 10 years ago. Could have been better, could have been worse. It was a horrible recording made for a soldier who was overseas. My spinal fusion was 3.5 years ago and that’s when my voice went to total shit.THAT is gutsy - one of the hardest well-known songs to sing, well done, seriously!
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 ❤THAT is gutsy - one of the hardest well-known songs to sing, well done, seriously!
And yet they do. :-)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 ❤
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!!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!
Yup thank you. Others have said the same thing and next time thats what I'll do.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!
Witch doctorAlso 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.