A Conversation for The Café
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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Feb 25, 2000
500 hot chocolates, a topper on the tea and the coffee, and an appreciative whistle on the bass.
By the way, Garius, when people ask me whether I'm a musician, I usually reply with "No, I'm a guitarist"
~Irving
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Mike A (snowblind) Posted Feb 25, 2000
*drinkdrinkdrink*
Damn, I find two Saxon website and a Samson one, and the my browser's playing up and won't let me click on 'back' more than once. Grr.
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Afgncaap5 Posted Feb 25, 2000
"Sometimes you really need to go: where everybody knows your name . . ."
Okay, that's taken. How about,
"Sometimes you may wind up feeling a little blue,
even right here now in friendly ol' h2g2.
but just beyond BB's giant oaken forest grove,
there's a fresh brew of coffee and a scone spewing stove;
there's always lots of mocha, latte, and italian (cream) sodas,
and with a Usual, hear a nice rendition of Ride of the "Valkera"s;"
Needs some work. Besides, I can't sing it. Saxophone players have that one sad difficulty.
*Plays an odd version of "It's All About The Pentiums"*
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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Feb 25, 2000
You can read notes? That puts you above the guitarists!
Great songsmith skills! I think someone might be able to put a melody to that...
~Irving
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Afgncaap5 Posted Feb 25, 2000
I started playing the sax to learn to read notes better while playing the piano. My piano playing has never been teh same.
Can I have an espresso, please?
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Demon Drawer Posted Feb 25, 2000
I can read note play bass, piano, guitar and sing which is one thing more than Sir Paul McCartney, I'm also a poet so lyrics should not be a problem yet why is he not me a multi-millionaire.
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Mike A (snowblind) Posted Feb 25, 2000
Great lyrics, methinks.
I don't really know any notes. I just see lots of numbers and know that they're a fret on a string...nowt much else to it really!
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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Feb 25, 2000
Is that better? Or worse?
One espresso, coming up!
~Irving
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Afgncaap5 Posted Feb 25, 2000
Thanks.
*Sips latte, and begins working on his wristwatch again*
Hey, remember the snow cannon (Irving)? Garius gave it its own entry. You can request shots!
*Gleefully thinks about the mischief he could cause*
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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Feb 26, 2000
I have no idea what that last sentece means.
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Demon Drawer Posted Feb 26, 2000
If you'd read the article Irv you would realise the contraption in question is in a hole (not whole I apologize it is after midnight friday here ) next to the Doughnut Stall near the ski runs on Mt. Sandcastle. If that makes it any clearer.
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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Feb 26, 2000
One Cappuccino and one knowledge of presence, coming right up!
Orders, please!
aPerson, An Angelastic (and alliterative) Acronymaniac Posted Feb 26, 2000
Do you serve iced coffee here? I'm slightly nuts about iced coffee, and my friend and I have (or had... it's been 'temporarily offline' for many months now) a website where we rate iced coffees. We've already reviewed the iced coffee at a place called 'Cafe Aroma,' so I wonder if Aroma Cafe could do better.
I don't play any instrument but I like playing aorund with piano keyboards, as long as they have earphones so I don't torture anyone. I know hardly anything about music (and yet I somehow ended up making some music software!) except how to listen to it. I don't like singing in front of people either... but I'd like to join this little band, especially if I'll get free iced coffees for it. (Hmmm... 20 Virtual Iced Coffees, now that's my idea of a VIC-20.) Do you need someone to play the triangle?
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