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Which would be fine with me. It's not the weather I miss.

ok, more jealous now. I'd give anything to be wondering around Camden markets, stopping in at some pubs with a few friends.

you absolutely count. Same neck of the woods.

sometimes it just drives me nuts. People ask "so what's the dfference between here and England?" Well everything, it's a different country. And don't get me started on American men. Don't get me wrong, this is a great place to live in so many ways, but sometimes I just wish I were immersed back in my home. Shit, I'd just settle for a few English friends here. I dunno, just having a moment I suppose. Although it's into day 2 now

Seriously....or an Aussie? I'm homesick.

http://skydivechicago.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=959 Last minute fares can be CHEAP. If you can swing it, this is not to be missed. I can almost guarantee that anyone that was there last year made a concerted effort to be there this year.

Excellent! Love the tattoo

I agree. There should be less excusing and more posting.

can't we keep this as a men posting thread? There are already countless threads for female body parts

uh, what tan lines? Wow, that's brave!!! Alright, serious question...before you took the picture, did you "fluff"?

Seems to me like you're happy about the idea

everything's hot "but-her" face. I believe there are a few variations.

Yeah, too bad some of the fuzzy guys don't want to post. I know there must be a lot out there and there's only a few that have posted. Personally, I don't care if someone's hairy or not, as long as it's natural. I really don't go for the shaved look.

I believe there are one or two. Look at AriWeil's post.

Brian, read through the threads (I know you needed a reminder). Most of the men that are hairy are reluctant for some reason. Personally, I don't they should be.

Those sneaky you-know-whats!!!

I've been talking so much smack that there is no way in hell I could have lived it down if the Cubs won. Come on - did you really think they could win? I really couldn't care less. The fan antics are what I find amusing, hence me stirring the shit.

MICHELE!!!!......Can I please have your free personal attack now!!!???? I really, really need it!!!! Oh go ahead. Apparently emotions run high at these moments. Bo's been taunting you guys anyway. It'd be more like a defense than an attack.

Where's the damn tarrin' & featherin'? Good grief. This is so warm and fuzzy it's ridiculous!

Comfy chair, comfy bed (seperate one to mine!) Man that boy was set up. He said he didn't like it when I was the bad nurse, but I think his complaining was just part of the role play You're asking the wrong woman! I'm English, we have quite a history of creative torturing (Drawing and quatering always captured my imagination). Of course we're not allowed to do that stuff anymore, damn it. I say "YES, absolutely". Nothing painful, just humiliating and reeeeeeally inconvenient would do.

Oh, now this is worth some popcorn and a comfy chair. Times like this I wish we all had webcams

Of course, you could just do what musicians for centuries have been doing and use your ear. I prefer the idea of a tuning fork (as reference) and then work your ear and practive relative pitch. If you don't have perfect relative pitch it will take practice. You'll be better off in the long run for being able to hear the intervals rather than relying on a gadget.

It's a beautiful sound, for sure. I played and sang in a jazz combo here in Chicago for about a year. It's hard to play powerfully, as it has an inherintly "soft" sound. Piano's my primary instrument, classically trained. although, I'd generally have 3 majors and/or minors going (piano/flute/voice) and then jazz or classical, depending on my mood at the time. Played around on an alto sax for a while too, 'cause that's an easy one to pick up after the flute. I need to get one and piss my neighbors off some more I've actually always been a fan of Ian Anderson and his style.

Nah, get a real tuner and a 9volt battery. A tuning fork would be better than a pitch pipe..used the money for a the pitch pipe for a Kazoo..at least you can make music out of it! ahaha Yep, definately better, was just going for cheap. I've never used any tuning devices, got my piano for that. Plus I've got perfect relative pitch, so I've got less issues in the first place

A kimball grand piano A Danemann upright piano A Yamaha nickel flute (Really warm, full sound compared to the silver plated ones that most people have A Washburn acoustic guitar.