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Lars NilssonSvenskaflicka said:I don't know. Who?
oggbashan said:Muggles have uses? Discuss, giving examples for and against. Justify your reasoning and don't use more than 20 words.
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I know this, I know this. But memory lapse is a F-----g sympton of age. Tell me please, Ogg. Perdoggbashan said:Now to amuse Perdita - When is Grand Opera grand?
O, poopie (oops, wrong thread); I thought you were telling a joke.oggbashan said:I thought the difference was that you have to pay at least one hundred dollars for a ticket.
Please do, Flicka; and you've got 300+ posts yet. I will cheer you on. (But not as a patriotic American. I must be ambivalent as the frogs have perturbed me for years ((though some of my best friends are cold and slimy)) but now I deliberately buy more Chanel lipstick than I will ever use just to spite Geo. W.)Svenskaflicka said:Oh, no! Don't get me started!
perdita said:Please do, Flicka; and you've got 300+ posts yet. I will cheer you on. (But not as a patriotic American. I must be ambivalent as the frogs have perturbed me for years ((though some of my best friends are cold and slimy)) but now I deliberately buy more Chanel lipstick than I will ever use just to spite Geo. W.)
Svenskaflicka said:What happened to Old Zealand? Does anyone where that is???
oggbashan said:Is Greenland green? And if not who named it?
I don't think I've ever seen or hear 'normal' opera, or for that matter 'normal' life. But in my Grand Opera a baritone not unlike Mr. Ramey will sing with, or out of, a bare chest and tights w/XL codpiece. This femme does not notice the soprano when Sam is singing and pumping iron at the same time.oggbashan said:In Grand Opera the soprano is bigger than the tenor and signs that she is dying for ten minutes before she does; she will encore her death if asked nicely.
In normal Opera the principals are human sized and die cleanly.