Holy crap

[GenesisNemesis]

What's so hard about not getting banned from a forum? Never happened to me.

*Gets banned suddenly*

[Bucky Ball]

Nope, can't do that. See, I'm just getting started. 

Not any more.
BTW, Judge Jackson's husband is a surgeon. I suspect she knows full-well, there is no simple answer to the question.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intersex

[skyking]

I thought you said your dog does not bite.
That is not my dog.

[airportkid]

... they were spluttering about how they're just getting started ...

Clearly, the one phrase none of should ever utter under any circumstances is that we're "just getting started" - BEFORE actually having started anything.  The etiquette du jour is what's done in movies and television:  open with all guns and blast an adversary into vapor and THEN, and only then, say you've "only gotten started". 

[Dancefortwo]

Not any more.

That  Steinway piano reminds.....one of my stupid half brothers was always looking for a deal on anything and everything he could find.  He always had a big  "scheme" to make thousands of dollars from flipping something he found on the cheap and then selling it for thousands.   One time he bought an Steinway piano he found for $50 bucks and couldn't believe his luck.  He planned on selling for a few thousand or so to make a huge profit.  My dad knew a lot about pianos.  He started taking classical piano lessons when he was 5 years old and continued into his early twenties.   He took one look at the "Steinway" name printed above the keyboard and immediately realized it was spelled "Stienway" and wasn't worth shit.   LOLOL.

[Bucky Ball]

That  Steinway piano reminds.....one of my stupid half brothers was always looking for a deal on anything and everything he could find.  He always had a big  "scheme" to make thousands of dollars from flipping something he found on the cheap and then selling it for thousands.   One time he bought an Steinway piano he found for $50 bucks and couldn't believe his luck.  He planned on selling for a few thousand or so to make a huge profit.  My dad knew a lot about pianos.  He started taking classical piano lessons when he was 5 years old and continued into his early twenties.   He took one look at the "Steinway" name printed above the keyboard and immediately realized it was spelled "Stienway" and wasn't worth shit.   LOLOL.

We have a Bosendorfer 200.
Not ready to flip it yet.

[jerry mcmasters]

Admin:  "I'm going to make this incel disappear!"

[abaris]

Admin:  "I'm going to make this incel disappear!"

Mod, not admin.

[abaris]

That  Steinway piano reminds.....one of my stupid half brothers was always looking for a deal on anything and everything he could find.  He always had a big  "scheme" to make thousands of dollars from flipping something he found on the cheap and then selling it for thousands.   One time he bought an Steinway piano he found for $50 bucks and couldn't believe his luck.  He planned on selling for a few thousand or so to make a huge profit.  My dad knew a lot about pianos.  He started taking classical piano lessons when he was 5 years old and continued into his early twenties.   He took one look at the "Steinway" name printed above the keyboard and immediately realized it was spelled "Stienway" and wasn't worth shit.   LOLOL.

Ah, that Steinway scene...

This is a priceless Steinway...
...Not anymore.

[julep]

We have a Bosendorfer 200.
Not ready to flip it yet.        

Jealous...

[Phaedrus]

*sees a toaster*

Oh, look, it's a woman.

[Dom]

Nope, can't do that. See, I'm just getting started. 

Hmmm, the clown....the wicked clown? Wrong methodology.

[Free]

So if she's not insane than she's either very stupid or this is for some reason a willful act pretending not to know what a woman is. Either way it says nothing good about her qualifications as a judge.

Or ... there's the other possibility and it turns out you're the stupid one for not following the context of that discussion.

The context of that discussion was regarding transgenders. When she said "no" to the question of the definition of a woman, you can clearly hear her say "not in this context" which means she could not define what a woman was in the context of transgenders.

But of course Blackburn tried to drown her out when she said "not in this context" and because you simply didn't fucking listen you now look fucking retarded.

Have a nice fucking day, dumbass.

[no one]

It would seem that the originator of this thread was swindled by their free2think contract.


Guess you get what you pay for.

[Thingymebob]

It would seem that the originator of this thread was swindled by their free2think contract.


Guess you get what you pay for.

He smashed his own cult.

[abaris]

He smashed his own cult.

They want to feel special in that little basement of their's. In my experience, they always come back. But just as with serial killers, they may cloak themselves, but their modus operandi and their handwriting gives them away sooner rather than later. Such as using the exact same phrases.

[Bucky Ball]

Jealous...

It's the perfect piano for a "chamber" setting.
Since they're made in Austria, the sound board comes from wood from the Black Forest.
The concert grand version ("Imperial") has another octave of keys, (I've never even seen one).
It's an honor to have it for a while in it's life ... an amazing work of craftsmanship.
We "lucked" into it. It had one prior owner, who was moving a long distance and was basically "dumping it" on the market, not wanting to pay to move it and insure it. We got it for far less than it's value. The day we went to look at grands, the dealer had 3 others picked out for us to look at, and the Bosendorfer had just been put on the showroom floor that morning. I happened to walk past it, and said "Is that what I think it is ?"

Steinways sound best in large concert halls/spaces, they tell me. I actually haven't played that many of them.

[abaris]

It's the perfect piano for a "chamber" setting.
Since they're made in Austria, the sound board comes from wood from the Black Forest.
The concert grand version ("Imperial") has another octave of  keys, (I've never even seen one).
It's an honor to have it for a while in it's life ... an amazing work of craftsmanship.
We "lucked" into it. It had one prior owner, who was moving a long distance and was basically "dumping it" on the market, not wanting to pay to move it and insure it. We got it for far less than it's value. The day we went to look at grands, the dealer had 3 others picked out for us to look at, and the Bosendorfer had just been put on the showroom floor that morning. I happened to walk past it, and said "Is that what I think it is ?"

Steinways sound best in large concert halls/spaces, they tell me. I actually haven't played that many of them.

They have a long tradition, dating back to the early 19th century. 1828, to be precise. When still at school, we went on a trip to their manufactory and were shown around.

[Thingymebob]

They want to feel special in that little basement of their's. In my experience, they always come back. But just as with serial killers, they may cloak themselves, but their modus operandi and their handwriting gives them away sooner rather than later. Such as using the exact same phrases.

Yeah. I liked the way that you used all your experience to spot that.

[Thumpalumpacus]

Steinways sound best in large concert halls/spaces, they tell me. I actually haven't played that many of them.

I've only played one, in piano class at college. Even in a smaller room the sound was full. If you played forte conversation wasn't really possible. I have no doubt in a good, acoustically-tuned room it would have been the dog's balls.