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yamamanamaInstead of a reference to The Black Wall of Jerusalem (see entry), I'll use that as a title.
Because someone was wearing a shirt with that. Her name could be Sophia or Katharine or Madeleine (if you can guess what those names have in common, I will force the location of the lost shipment of raspberry candies out of someone and then lead you to it. If your answer is 'girl names,' I will give you a frogurt with your choice of toppings. It's cursed and the toppings contain sodium benzoate. They're all Greek names too. That's not the answer I'm looking for.) it could also be Luzelle or Eliste. It could be none of those. I have no clue. It's not quite Crime Sucks, but nothing is. I don't need to describe it because there's a picture. It's not the greatest picture but it's still better than the book covers they have online.
this is Crime Sucks and it doesn't suck, and they all look like they have peg legs.
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Danielle says that (this is my summary) pugs are awesome and I'm either getting good karma or burning off karma because all karma is bad and tonberries will be less likely to kill me.
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I can't decide if this is a blessing or not: a lost shipment of candy raspberries, you know, the black and red ones that are magically delicious. I had half a sandwich and some cookies too and a book. And if I had the candies, I'd be juggling bags.
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the music in Sonic Genesis for the GBA sounds like someone opened up the rom in a hex editor and then jumped up and down on the keyboard.
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I never knew Copland wrote choral music or vocal music of any sort. Ok, that's not true, I've heard The Tender Land performed live back when I was in high school so I knew he wrote at least one opera. It's a strange feeling, to hear a 207 member choir sing what I think is a 19th century children's song.
One of the songs is called Zion's Walls. That makes me think of the Black Wall of Jerusalem. No, it doesn't sound like centaur-angel music. Centaur-angel music would sound more otherworldly and even more unmelodic to our ears. Maybe it would sound like that music that plays in the Tesseracts in FFXIII (in Jerusalem?)
There was also a campaign song.
And some more standard Copland. Alas, no Fanfare For The Common Man. It makes sense, since we did get an impromptu rendition of 4'33"
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Burning Question: What piece of music would make a good national anthem?
Because someone was wearing a shirt with that. Her name could be Sophia or Katharine or Madeleine (if you can guess what those names have in common, I will force the location of the lost shipment of raspberry candies out of someone and then lead you to it. If your answer is 'girl names,' I will give you a frogurt with your choice of toppings. It's cursed and the toppings contain sodium benzoate. They're all Greek names too. That's not the answer I'm looking for.) it could also be Luzelle or Eliste. It could be none of those. I have no clue. It's not quite Crime Sucks, but nothing is. I don't need to describe it because there's a picture. It's not the greatest picture but it's still better than the book covers they have online.
this is Crime Sucks and it doesn't suck, and they all look like they have peg legs.
***
Danielle says that (this is my summary) pugs are awesome and I'm either getting good karma or burning off karma because all karma is bad and tonberries will be less likely to kill me.
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I can't decide if this is a blessing or not: a lost shipment of candy raspberries, you know, the black and red ones that are magically delicious. I had half a sandwich and some cookies too and a book. And if I had the candies, I'd be juggling bags.
***
the music in Sonic Genesis for the GBA sounds like someone opened up the rom in a hex editor and then jumped up and down on the keyboard.
***
I never knew Copland wrote choral music or vocal music of any sort. Ok, that's not true, I've heard The Tender Land performed live back when I was in high school so I knew he wrote at least one opera. It's a strange feeling, to hear a 207 member choir sing what I think is a 19th century children's song.
One of the songs is called Zion's Walls. That makes me think of the Black Wall of Jerusalem. No, it doesn't sound like centaur-angel music. Centaur-angel music would sound more otherworldly and even more unmelodic to our ears. Maybe it would sound like that music that plays in the Tesseracts in FFXIII (in Jerusalem?)
There was also a campaign song.
And some more standard Copland. Alas, no Fanfare For The Common Man. It makes sense, since we did get an impromptu rendition of 4'33"
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Burning Question: What piece of music would make a good national anthem?
