Planning
By holly - 18/07/2010 14:18 - Germany
By holly - 18/07/2010 14:18 - Germany
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By LeaveMeAlone - 06/04/2017 04:00
first!
haha but that seriously sucks... does the OP sound that bad? harsh....
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ouch... fail on your en too
hit him with it "RRRAAAAAAAAA!!!" *smack*
lol that must have been embarrassing.. if he was truly annoyed, he might have taken the invitation to go out for a drink, that would give him a break from listening to your playing
you spelled practicing wrong op hahaha fyl
oooh thar sucks. were you a bad player or was it just annoying? either way FYL.
*that stupid autospeller. :S
You should close the door and continue to play, but twice as loud and twice as bad!
Lol 69, are you talking to me? Cause if you are then I think you are slightly over reacting to what I said. I was only kidding, love.
People like you make me embarrassed to be an American. American English is not the only proper way to spell things. The c and s are interchangeable in some words. Try broadening your horizons, it will do you good if you ever move out of your parents' house.
Lol alright, well I'm not all that smart so I kinda have no idea what you just said. But sorry for the confusion if there was any. Haha
I know how that is. i play drums, but there's a baby next door, so I have to stop early :P and a few years ago I played baritone (like a little tuba) which annoyed the fudge out of everyone. Hell, I even stopped practising at all after a while so I wouldn't be noisy :/ sounds sad looking back..
''Practise'' grammar more...
^what?
ydi for "practising"
Well he probably didn't mean it like you sucked, just an odd way of saying it's annoying
wow...fail...slash way to assume some random guy was into you lol
thats kind of embarrassing! ohhh welll just dont play so much because obviously its to the point where its annoying.
I feel your pain 64
I've been there ;) about a year ago all my neighbours complained about my playing, but because I didn't want that to stop me, I played even more, and now they actually pay to see me play live! ;) now that's owned! :D
i play too. that happened
37 wut up w/ ur face?!?!?
lmao that sucks take a hint?
don't feel too bad OP, if your new then you'll get better! keep trying.
Well violin can sound sucky when someone learns it at the start. But when you are nearing the end of your lessons you sound amazing. It's abit like an mmo video game. Where you reach the endgame content
thats a really nice analogy
it's okay! practice makes perfect(:
Responding to #1...no one is perfect so why practice?
It doesn't matter how good or bad you play. You could be the best, but usually in practicing, people play the same part over and over for hours and I don't think that's very pleasant.
Aha, sorry OP but you must suck at playing the violin. XD #1 You fail asshole. Same with you, #2.
I agree
maybe you should pratice spelling *you* and *should*
You all failed to capitalize.
Damn. ScaryMary beat me to it.
epic fail for 8 and 23...
Pretty sure in Germany they spell the word "practicing" different than in America.
*** u 7!
it is if ur American...
OP is from Germany.
oh wow big deal that the OP couldn't spell -.-" that doesn't mean they really deserve it you know what she meant
Everywhere the Queen's English is spoken, including European nations where it is a common second language, practice is the noun and practise the verb. Therefore, OP was completely correct in her use of the word "practising." You could have determined this with a basic Google search before opening your mouth (figuratively speaking, of course). Really, as an American, I wish more Americans would learn to read old books and would not say anything on any sort of international forum (including the internet) until they've actually acquired something of an education (by which I do not mean the fluff that passes for education in public schools here, but rather real learning from the words of great intellectuals and scholars). You'll just embarrass yourselves. It's idiots like you who make the idiots in Europe assume they are better than we, when in fact most Americans are actually fairly intelligent. And not ignorant of foreign spelling. I'm sure you're a nice person and all that, but please use Google before making us all sound like xenophobic fools.
Yeah 15, i'm sure you can spell perfectly in German... not that it's even spelled wrong in the first place
Aw, lay off 44. He can't even correctly spell his own [user]name. :(
I'm a string player myself, go to your local music store and ask for a practice mute.
I'm a violinist of seven years, and all I can say is I agree with #16. Buy a mute and play in quiet dynamics. My original thoughts were that the guy was just simply annoyed by sound, not that you were bad!
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Hey, that doesn't necessarily mean your playing was bad. He might have just found it loud and it was waking up his baby or something.
I'm a string player myself, go to your local music store and ask for a practice mute.