The even randomer thread

[Taro T]

I missed this yesterday. Conductors do a lot. You might know when to play quietly or when to play loudly, but a conductor hears the entire group and if (s)he's not hearing the dynamics they want, they can get you to play quieter or louder than you thought possible.

Also, there is no way I'm counting 64 measures of rest. I'm just going to listen for when I know we're getting close then wait for the conductor to cue us in.:lol:

Soooooo, triangle or cymbals? :p

[Samson's Flow]

Soooooo, triangle or cymbals? :P

Recorder. Chicks dig the recorder.  :wub:

[Taro T]

Recorder. Chicks dig the recorder.  :wub:

You didn't by any chance read the news in San Diego in the '70's, did you?

[SwampD]

Soooooo, triangle or cymbals? :P

Jealous?

 

And it was the clave.

[Samson's Flow]

You didn't by any chance read the news in San Diego in the '70's, did you?

Please enlighten me. There's a 0% chance that this story isn't awesome.

[Taro T]

Please enlighten me. There's a 0% chance that this story isn't awesome.

Actually, there's a 100% chance it ISN'T awesome. Was thinking Ron Burgundy played the recorder rather than the flute. :doh: :wallbash:

 

But considering many flutists & clarinet players got their start on the recorder ... Nah, still a bonehead. :doh: :doh:

 

So, like Emily Lutella used to say, "nevermind." :doh:

Edited May 8, 2017 by Taro T

[josie]

Actually, there's a 100% chance it ISN'T awesome. Was thinking Ron Burgundy played the recorder rather than the flute. :doh: :wallbash:

 

But considering many flutists & clarinet players got their start on the recorder ... Nah, still a bonehead. :doh: :doh:

 

So, like Emily Lutella used to say, "nevermind." :doh:

You tried.

 

Such a majestic instrument.

 

[Samson's Flow]

Actually, there's a 100% chance it ISN'T awesome. Was thinking Ron Burgundy played the recorder rather than the flute. :doh: :wallbash:

 

But considering many flutists & clarinet players got their start on the recorder ... Nah, still a bonehead. :doh: :doh:

 

So, like Emily Lutella used to say, "nevermind." :doh:

"I'm Ron Burgundy?!?"

 

Edited May 8, 2017 by Touched by Boyes

[Taro T]

"I'm Ron Burgundy?!?"

 

:w00t:

[MattPie]

You tried.

 

Such a majestic instrument.

 

 

That's not fair, I suggest you look up the endless videos of guys long hair and/or beards playing LOTR songs on the recorder. :)

[biodork]

Josie, were you guys rushing or dragging?

That movie was painful to watch.

[Stoner]

That movie was painful to watch.

What movie?

[biodork]

What movie?

The one you referenced (Whiplash)... perhaps unknowingly?

 

http://youtu.be/mIABSdupWdI?t=50s

[josie]

What movie?

Ok. Because it totally went over my head too haha

[Stoner]

The one you referenced (Whiplash)... perhaps unknowingly?

 

http://youtu.be/mIABSdupWdI?t=50s

Whiplash?

 

:devil:

[biodork]

Whiplash?

 

:devil:

:P  ;)

[darksabre]

Now that my move to Buffalo as a permanent resident is less than two weeks away, I'm thinking about what I could do for a side gig. I'd like to make a little extra money to help pay down some debts, but I'd also like to learn how to do something new at the same time. It could even be something that starts as volunteer work. Trying to better myself now that my life will have a little more flexibility. 

[Sabres Fan in NS]

Now that my move to Buffalo as a permanent resident is less than two weeks away, I'm thinking about what I could do for a side gig. I'd like to make a little extra money to help pay down some debts, but I'd also like to learn how to do something new at the same time. It could even be something that starts as volunteer work. Trying to better myself now that my life will have a little more flexibility. 

 

You could always be a *hand model*, like my friend George.

[Stoner]

Now that my move to Buffalo as a permanent resident is less than two weeks away, I'm thinking about what I could do for a side gig. I'd like to make a little extra money to help pay down some debts, but I'd also like to learn how to do something new at the same time. It could even be something that starts as volunteer work. Trying to better myself now that my life will have a little more flexibility. 

Weren't you interested in voiceover work? You have a set of pipes.

[darksabre]

You could always be a *hand model*, like my friend George.

I'd probably do better with raincoats.

[MattPie]

Weren't you interested in voiceover work? You have a set of pipes.

 

"In a world where the Buffalo Bills win the Superbowl, one man is on a quest... hah hah hah, I can't even get through that line". Nope, he's doomed.

[darksabre]

Weren't you interested in voiceover work? You have a set of pipes.

I may revisit that. It's not particularly aspirational though. In that vein, podcasting or some other media hobby could be fun.

[Winston]

Now that my move to Buffalo as a permanent resident is less than two weeks away, I'm thinking about what I could do for a side gig. I'd like to make a little extra money to help pay down some debts, but I'd also like to learn how to do something new at the same time. It could even be something that starts as volunteer work. Trying to better myself now that my life will have a little more flexibility.

I hear you guys are getting Uber :)

 

Another more useful suggestion- you could check with the local Boy Scout council in Buffalo. I'm sure they have inner-city programs like we have here in Columbus. We pay para-pros to work with kids in schools that otherwise couldn't have Scouting. A lot of these kids couldn't afford the program, and many of them come from situations where their parents can't step up as leaders just because of life circumstances. So we pay people to go in and run the program for them. It's usually an after school type of thing, at least for us. Once a week per school, with multiple schools participating and various para-pros assigned to a handful apiece.

 

The para-pros don't get paid much (hell, I'm a full time professional and I don't get paid squat :P ). But it's a feel-good thing to work with kids who really benefit from a program they never dreamed of having access to. And it's not too time consuming. I think they work with our professional to make their own schedules.

 

Just a thought! It's something I'll probably do if/when I leave this current job, so thought I'd toss it out there.

Edited May 9, 2017 by EichSnipe

[darksabre]

I hear you guys are getting Uber :)

 

Another more useful suggestion- you could check with the local Boy Scout council in Buffalo. I'm sure they have inner-city programs like we have here in Columbus. We pay para-pros to work with kids in schools that otherwise couldn't have Scouting. A lot of these kids couldn't afford the program, and many of them come from situations where their parents can't step up as leaders just because of life circumstances. So we pay people to go in and run the program for them. It's usually an after school type of thing, at least for us. Once a week per school, with multiple schools participating and various para-pros assigned to a handful apiece.

 

The para-pros don't get paid much (hell, I'm a full time professional and I don't get paid squat :P ). But it's a feel-good thing to work with kids who really benefit from a program they never dreamed of having access to. And it's not too time consuming. I think they work with our professional to make their own schedules.

 

Just a thought! It's something I'll probably do if/when I leave this current job, so thought I'd toss it out there.

Oooo that's a good idea.

[Sabres Fan in NS]

I'd probably do better with raincoats.

 

 

:flirt: