"Only problem with Scott Joplin is every damn song sounds exactly the same... a rag is a rag is a rag is a rag!"
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Knowledge and Skill vs Stockpiling
Started this discussion. Last reply by Suburban Sentinel Feb 28, 2012. 6 Replies 0 Likes
I got to thinking after watching a few episodes of Doomsday Preppers would it be better to know how to survive day to day without all the normal 21st century devices or spend your life savings…Continue
Help with Career Day presentation-TOMORROW!
Started this discussion. Last reply by D.J. Nov 24, 2011. 7 Replies 0 Likes
Hey Gentlemen, I am one of the presenters at a local high school career day tomorrow. What are some suggestions for me to tell the students?I usually talk more about education, finances and…Continue
Cool Piano Music
Started this discussion. Last reply by The Original Cody Mar 5. 20 Replies 0 Likes
My son is a talented piano player he can pick up a song quick and memorizie it in no time.He is a Sophmore in High School and really a cool kid, yes I'm bias. My question is what are some songs he…Continue
Difference between wars?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Clint Flatt Mar 29, 2011. 44 Replies 0 Likes
I need some help here guys. What is the difference between the liberals arguing that Bush went into Iraq over oil and us conservatives blaming Obama for going into Libya over oil?Forget about the…Continue
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The Original Cody replied to Clint Flatt's discussion Cool Piano Music"I don't think Fur Elise is a very skill based song....
But Lake Shore Drive is a solid tune."
D.J. replied to Clint Flatt's discussion Cool Piano Music"I'm surprised no one brought up Fur Elise. It's Beethoven, but in the right setting it's great (a coffee shop for example). Everyone loves Fur Elise and it's great to showcase your piano skills.
A more contemporary song is Lake…"
Scott J replied to Clint Flatt's discussion Cool Piano Music"A couple of totally disparate suggestions. Scott Joplin rags are a lot of fun. On a more relaxing note, I love the piano music in the Kiera Knightly Pride and Prejudice."
John replied to Clint Flatt's discussion Cool Piano Music"Definitely "Bennie and the Jets" by Elton John. Or "Skyline Pigeon" - those are two of my faves from him. Also "Love" from John Lennon isn't a bad one either, if your son is into them slow tunes. Oldies usually…"
Mike Zankle replied to Clint Flatt's discussion Cool Piano Music"Marius Nordal has a CD of piano music for baby boomers....here's a sample:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYIOlc46X_Y"
Phillip G replied to Clint Flatt's discussion Cool Piano Music"If he can read music, he should go to www.kylelandry.com. This guy has put up a lot of modern sheet music for free on his site. There are a lot of movie scores, Disney themes, and pop songs that most people will know available to download. Look him…"
MFC replied to Clint Flatt's discussion Cool Piano Music"I think he needs something for different members of various audiences. For the old farts, I'd suggest Girl from Ipanema (he'll cut his teeth on the bridge), Misty (another great bridge) or Bewitched, Bothered, Bewildered, including its…"
Shahan replied to Clint Flatt's discussion Cool Piano Music"Jazz. Anything from 1910-1960. Those songs are infinitely timeless. Standards. Pop classics. Learn them. I do. "
Clint Flatt replied to Allen's discussion My grandpa turns 90 this week."Nothing better than a 90+ year old grandfather who you love and respect and still have a fear that he just might could still kick your ass if he wanted to. Spend as much time with him as you can, he will be gone before you know it."
Clint Flatt replied to Josh Billings's discussion Advice For a Relationship With my Brother"I can't offer much help but I do encourage you to fix it now because the regret and depression only gets worse when you are in your 40's and don't talk to each other unless forced to. We have never had a big fight or falling out…"
Suburban Sentinel replied to Clint Flatt's discussion Knowledge and Skill vs Stockpiling"It takes a combination of stockpiling and survival skills to really be prepared. Having a stockpile of food and other necessities to last one year is not unreasonable. A one year supply, properly stored, does run into some money.…"
Neill replied to Clint Flatt's discussion Knowledge and Skill vs Stockpiling"I like this idea as a hobby when i get some free time ill plan my escape too. Its illegal to walk around with a weapon here, but the worst thing i will encounter out in the bush is another person. The animals here are tame in Australia, just…"
W. Carrington III replied to Clint Flatt's discussion Knowledge and Skill vs Stockpiling"Knowledge is the most powerful tool. Stockpiling more than two or three months worth of food is a waste because most people in most situations are going to need to relocate for one reason or another. I am prepared for just about anything (as a…"
Neill replied to Clint Flatt's discussion Knowledge and Skill vs Stockpiling"Its interesting this sort of thinking, Alot of people are thinking it will come to something like this especially at the end of this year. I would say general out doors skills. ability to use makeshift tooling and general awareness of surroundings.…"
Eric Robinson replied to Clint Flatt's discussion Knowledge and Skill vs Stockpiling"We survived as a race (the human one) up till now, and from the start we didn't have what we have now. Seems like some of the stock piling makes since. 1,000 rounds of ammo is going to have multiple values if SHF. Trading,…"
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- The Last of the Breed, The Hunt for Red October, and many many more. Working my way thru the Art of Manliness book list. Flashman series my favorites books, Terry C. Johnston my favorite author R.I.P.
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Lost a friend back in May but I foundf out today
Posted on August 22, 2010 at 9:12pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
I found out this week I lost a friend. He was an ecletic, ecentric fellow that lived life his way and to Hell with everyone else. Unfortunatly with people like that things don't happen normally. He died on May 27th and I found out this week. There was no funeral in fact he was creamated and his remains are at the funeral home cause his family does not want them.
He was a retired Chief Master Sargent in the Navy, "the old school kind" he truly gave everything and lost…
Continue Teddy Roosevelt visits the 2010 Boy Scout Jamboree
Posted on August 6, 2010 at 3:41pm 5 Comments 0 Likes
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- At 9:26pm on May 1, 2010,
Herb Munson said… - Hi there Clint. Welcome to AoM. Also, I'd like to give you a friendly invite to check out my group, The Great Debate. Just click on "Groups." It's the one with the colorful galaxy picture. It's also one of the most active groups on AoM. In any case, great to have you aboard.
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Matt Eo replied to Nathan DeParis's discussion Man Mints"I am a Tic-Tac guy. The right size and just enough flavor to pop one every hour or so. I always have a pack on my desk and coworkers are always asking for them."
Dallas the Phallus added a discussion to the group Philology: A Group for Verbivores
Sex Symbols
From the Grammarphobia blog.Q: In a recent radio appearance, you said the idea that “he” can refer to any human being – man or woman – was introduced in the 18th century by a female grammarian. I think you’re wrong. The concept of male as universal has been around much longer.A: If by “male as universal,” you mean using male pronouns (“he,” “him,” and “his”) for women as well as men, the idea did indeed begin in the 18th century.Before then – for two centuries, in fact – it was considered…See More
Andrew Bennett posted a discussionThe death of neck ties?
I heard that according to researches that the neck tie is expected to become obsolete in the next few decades. Because more and more men are dressing more casually these days thanks to Facebook and google where the CEO shows up in jeans and a hoodie. So is the neck tie really becoming obsolete or are men just not caring about his personal appearance?Please feel free to give your taken on this.See More
Chuck Knight replied to michael mckeown's discussion something for summer in the group Manly Hats!"What are you looking for, in terms of style?
Where I live, a "white" straw cowboy hat is very common. Affordable, too.
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Chuck Knight commented on Steven C.'s group Exercise"Hello, Ivan. Welcome. And, thank you for the offer of assistance. I may have to take you up on your offer."
Ivan S replied to Brian Splash's discussion Progress shots in the group Exercise"I just need to lose some fat before I can share any progress pics. I've gained some muscle, but I don't look lean"
Ivan S commented on Steven C.'s group Exercise"I started working out a few years ago, but since 2011, I am taking it seriously. I've managed to gain 40+ pounds. I'm interesting in exchanging information to help each other out...anyone?"
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