Getting sick of the more obvious frauds

[npa589]

Kumbaya stage with a long epilogue written by someone arriving late to the party because he was teaching music to a bunch of elementary kids. Hahaha... sorry everyone!

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by npa589

Kumbaya stage with a long epilogue written by someone arriving late to the party because he was teaching music to a bunch of elementary kids. Hahaha... sorry everyone!

Nate, ironically our 1st-grade music teacher always had us sing 'Kumbaya' - every week for a year.

All's well that ends well. As anyone who's ever in a dispute with me will remind everyone, I've had some sort of argument with anyone who's opinionated on this board, but any grudges being held are never on my end. It's just the internet.

[npa589]

Originally Posted by Runscott

Nate, ironically our 1st-grade music teacher always had us sing 'Kumbaya' - every week for a year.

All's well that ends well. As anyone who's ever in a dispute with me will remind everyone, I've had some sort of argument with anyone who's opinionated on this board, but any grudges being held are never on my end. It's just the internet.

Well said Scott. I think, for the most part, many of the disagreements would end up sounding a lot like common ground if in person, with a glass of whiskey in each person's hand.

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by npa589

Well said Scott. I think, for the most part, many of the disagreements would end up sounding a lot like common ground if in person, with a glass of whiskey in each person's hand.

I've had at least three phone conversations this year with people who were either in the midst of a fight with another board member, or who I was talking with because of something similar involving the two of us. In all cases we agreed that what you said above was true.

Which is really weird, given that you hadn't said it yet

[tonyo]

Originally Posted by npa589

Well said Scott. I think, for the most part, many of the disagreements would end up sounding a lot like common ground if in person, with a glass of whiskey in each person's hand.

Spoken like a true elementary school music teacher............ (I was going to use the "wink" smilie, but after seeing it so many times in this thread, I'm not sure what it means anymore).

[npa589]

Originally Posted by tonyo

Spoken like a true elementary school music teacher............ (I was going to use the "wink" smilie, but after seeing it so many times in this thread, I'm not sure what it means anymore).

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Haha, though my liquor cabinet may suggest otherwise, I have whiskey (scotch), or some type of alcoholic beverage, about once every 2 weeks or so. Every now and then, I might put together a 3 day drink streak, but I doubt I'll ever approach Joe D.'s record.

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