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Same thing different taste
He doesn't even go here!
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More likely she said "give me a d" or "now I want a d"
At least it's not guitar class, he'd have comments about the G and D string.
He "sucks" does he? I'm sorry, I had to.
"F" him. What an immature little shit.
Wait. He's probably laughing because his is too small.
Why are you all immature, there's nothing dirty about the teacher wanting the kid to give her a d! I mean, seriously! (Sarcasm Meters at 1000%. WE'RE GOING DOWN)
he probably likes to play the "skin flute," OP.
Just wait 'til he tells you he broke a G string fingering A minor.
You hate his guts because he made a 'D' joke?
You could use "fixed do solfege". Which means "Do re mi fa sol la si" instead of "C D E F G A B". Since he can't shut up, it'll be his fault.
It's do re mi fa so la ti do.
#58 - While that is what one may hear most of the time, #37 is referring to the solfège (likely solfeggio) that uses "si" instead of "ti." Also, "sol" is correct.
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You should tell him to play F. As in "F you".
Maybe not. According to OP, the boy sucks on the D.