I just checked out the requirements for it. ;) And I found it highly amusing that, even if I were to do a show on it, I couldn't, because there is no category for it. :D There was music before the 1900s, you know. :devil:
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I just checked out the requirements for it. ;) And I found it highly amusing that, even if I were to do a show on it, I couldn't, because there is no category for it. :D There was music before the 1900s, you know. :devil:
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Interesting choice of current music MN, I think I'll cue up "The Mummer's Dance"...
What requirements are you referring to?
I didn't see anything that specifically barred madrigals,etc....
Wouldn't madrigals come under 'dance' anyway?
Where are these catagories listed?
OK, I saw that.
Where it says "60s-90s" could that not refer to 1460-1490?
What a strange way to say 3 O'Clock until half past
He's American, they're not too good at 24-hour clocks. Despite the name.Quote:
Originally posted by JPaul@18 October 2003 - 11:40
What a strange way to say 3 O'Clock until half past
Is this Scottish humor?
Debatable... ;)Quote:
Originally posted by clocker@18 October 2003 - 11:55
Is this Scottish humor?
Debatable... ;) [/b][/quote]Quote:
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Is this Scottish humor?
Do you mean the existence of or in this instance...?
Do you mean the existence of or in this instance...? [/b][/quote]Quote:
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Is this Scottish humor?
Debatable... ;)
:o In this instance, certainly!
We Scots are famous for our dry wit.
Which is why very few people have heard of me ;)
That's a bit h4r5hQuote:
Originally posted by Lamsey@18 October 2003 - 13:01
We Scots are famous for our half wit.
Which is why very few people have heard of me ;)
The problem would be that I'd end up doing a BBC broadcast. ;) Saturday Morning at the Opera sounds fun. :D
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To you, maybe.Quote:
Originally posted by MagicNakor@18 October 2003 - 05:39
The problem would be that I'd end up doing a BBC broadcast. ;) Saturday Morning at the Opera sounds fun. :D
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To you, maybe. [/b][/quote]Quote:
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The problem would be that I'd end up doing a BBC broadcast. ;) Saturday Morning at the Opera sounds fun. :D
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Clocker, Clocker, Clocker
Are you wearing your acerbic head today.
(For the hard of thinking h4r5h)
Sorry, didn't mean to be sarcastic.
Personally, I prefer my coffee uncultured.
Like your yogurt.Quote:
Originally posted by clocker@18 October 2003 - 13:54
Sorry, didn't mean to be sarcastic.
Personally, I prefer my coffee uncultured.
Although to get a good cheese, it needs to be.
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