Officially planning to stop procrastination - Self Help Group

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Huh...the ads are about purchasing classical sheet music now. Unbelievable. Are the bots on here 24-7?

Yes. The more popular LC is becoming, the more bots come. *sigh*

Was that *sigh* for the reason I'm thinking?

I don't want it to become really popular, either.

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Huh...the ads are about purchasing classical sheet music now. Unbelievable. Are the bots on here 24-7?

Yes. The more popular LC is becoming, the more bots come. *sigh*

I think that it's only when there are more than three or more members.
So, who do we kick off?

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Huh...the ads are about purchasing classical sheet music now. Unbelievable. Are the bots on here 24-7?

Yes. The more popular LC is becoming, the more bots come. *sigh*

Tourterelle wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

I would just make a fool of myself if I ballroom dance.

I actually ran into some issues. When I learned how to ballroom dance (basics only, though), our class had two more females than males. So I had to assume the dominant dancer position. Then I moved down to Texas and tried to ballroom dance with this awesome guy and I screwed up because I was trying to lead him instead of letting him lead me. I'm fundamentally screwed for life.....

BWAHAHA! Poor Zara!

We learned a tiny bit of dancing in gym last year, and the girls stood in line, while the boys rotated throughout.

I'm really short so I always got the girl part, but we had that problem in my Spanish class last year. I made an idiot of my clumsy self at some points, but I was decent. On the upside, I can salsa and meringue now.

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

I would just make a fool of myself if I ballroom dance.

I actually ran into some issues. When I learned how to ballroom dance (basics only, though), our class had two more females than males. So I had to assume the dominant dancer position. Then I moved down to Texas and tried to ballroom dance with this awesome guy and I screwed up because I was trying to lead him instead of letting him lead me. I'm fundamentally screwed for life.....

BWAHAHA! Poor Zara!

We learned a tiny bit of dancing in gym last year, and the girls stood in line, while the boys rotated throughout.

In the end, both of us wanted to pass, so he assumed the ladies' position and I kept on with the dominant male position. We danced quite nicely, actually, but everybody noticed our problem

I'm trying to unteach myself the dominant stance now. I have my old gym class to thank for my present issues. I'm always leading guys now. UGH!!!!!

Ehehe. That's funny, Zara.

If it makes you feel better, I couldn't twirl gracefully.

Huh...the ads are about purchasing classical sheet music now. Unbelievable. Are the bots on here 24-7?

Tourterelle wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

I would just make a fool of myself if I ballroom dance.

I actually ran into some issues. When I learned how to ballroom dance (basics only, though), our class had two more females than males. So I had to assume the dominant dancer position. Then I moved down to Texas and tried to ballroom dance with this awesome guy and I screwed up because I was trying to lead him instead of letting him lead me. I'm fundamentally screwed for life.....

BWAHAHA! Poor Zara!

We learned a tiny bit of dancing in gym last year, and the girls stood in line, while the boys rotated throughout.

In the end, both of us wanted to pass, so he assumed the ladies' position and I kept on with the dominant male position. We danced quite nicely, actually, but everybody noticed our problem

I'm trying to unteach myself the dominant stance now. I have my old gym class to thank for my present issues. I'm always leading guys now. UGH!!!!!

Kelsey wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

I'm off in the iTunes Store for like, twenty minutes and this thread goes three pages off the deep end?

What else did you expect? Proper half-intelligible conversation?

What were you looking at in the iTunes store?

I bought a big classical collection, looked at some movies, considered a Demon Hunter album, and now I'm looking through Frank Sinatra.

Oh...sounds awesome. I LOVE classical music. I'm a huge Mozart fan, actually. My favorite pieces would be Mozart's Symphony #40 in g minor and Fur Elise (by Beethoven).

Mozart and Beethoven are geniuses. They say if you play classical music to your kid while still in the womb, they'll be geniuses.

I'm a Dvorak dork. I also like Tchaikovsky a lot.

I absolutely love the Nutcracker Suite. Tchaikovsky is also a genius. Same with Dvorak.

I especially love The Blue Danube. It is so universally recognized and beautifully created.

Now compare classical music to some of the awful music we have today. Thankfully, there are still some decent artists here and there, but I'll never understand how people consider rap to be "music".

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

I would just make a fool of myself if I ballroom dance.

I actually ran into some issues. When I learned how to ballroom dance (basics only, though), our class had two more females than males. So I had to assume the dominant dancer position. Then I moved down to Texas and tried to ballroom dance with this awesome guy and I screwed up because I was trying to lead him instead of letting him lead me. I'm fundamentally screwed for life.....

BWAHAHA! Poor Zara!

We learned a tiny bit of dancing in gym last year, and the girls stood in line, while the boys rotated throughout.

Louisa Lynn wrote:

I would just make a fool of myself if I ballroom dance.

I actually ran into some issues. When I learned how to ballroom dance (basics only, though), our class had two more females than males. So I had to assume the dominant dancer position. Then I moved down to Texas and tried to ballroom dance with this awesome guy and I screwed up because I was trying to lead him instead of letting him lead me. I'm fundamentally screwed for life.....

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

I'm off in the iTunes Store for like, twenty minutes and this thread goes three pages off the deep end?

What else did you expect? Proper half-intelligible conversation?

What were you looking at in the iTunes store?

I bought a big classical collection, looked at some movies, considered a Demon Hunter album, and now I'm looking through Frank Sinatra.

Oh...sounds awesome. I LOVE classical music. I'm a huge Mozart fan, actually. My favorite pieces would be Mozart's Symphony #40 in g minor and Fur Elise (by Beethoven).

Mozart and Beethoven are geniuses. They say if you play classical music to your kid while still in the womb, they'll be geniuses.

I'm a Dvorak dork. I also like Tchaikovsky a lot.

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

The ads changed from "panic attacks" to "learn how to ballroom dance like a pro in 1 week!" .

For me too! Ha!

I have an ad for Procrastination Research!

Procrastination Research?!?!?!?!



We'd be the perfect subjects for that study!

Of course we would!

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

I'm off in the iTunes Store for like, twenty minutes and this thread goes three pages off the deep end?

What else did you expect? Proper half-intelligible conversation?

What were you looking at in the iTunes store?

I bought a big classical collection, looked at some movies, considered a Demon Hunter album, and now I'm looking through Frank Sinatra.

Oh...sounds awesome. I LOVE classical music. I'm a huge Mozart fan, actually. My favorite pieces would be Mozart's Symphony #40 in g minor and Fur Elise (by Beethoven).

Mozart and Beethoven are geniuses. They say if you play classical music to your kid while still in the womb, they'll be geniuses.

My parents exposed me to music at an extremely young age. I think that it is probably the main cause for my absolute pitch ability. Insane, right? I love their music because it is technical and lyrical at the same time...pure genius.

I would just make a fool of myself if I ballroom dance.

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

The ads changed from "panic attacks" to "learn how to ballroom dance like a pro in 1 week!" .

For me too! Ha!

I have an ad for Procrastination Research!

Procrastination Research?!?!?!?!



We'd be the perfect subjects for that study!

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

I'm off in the iTunes Store for like, twenty minutes and this thread goes three pages off the deep end?

What else did you expect? Proper half-intelligible conversation?

What were you looking at in the iTunes store?

I bought a big classical collection, looked at some movies, considered a Demon Hunter album, and now I'm looking through Frank Sinatra.

Oh...sounds awesome. I LOVE classical music. I'm a huge Mozart fan, actually. My favorite pieces would be Mozart's Symphony #40 in g minor and Fur Elise (by Beethoven).

Mozart and Beethoven are geniuses. They say if you play classical music to your kid while still in the womb, they'll be geniuses.

Wow. These ads are really weird...

Tourterelle wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

The ads changed from "panic attacks" to "learn how to ballroom dance like a pro in 1 week!" .

For me too! Ha!

I have an ad for Procrastination Research!

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Well, in general, watching The Sound of Music just makes me sappy. It is such an awesome musical....

And I just love the piano. It is one of my most favorite instruments. I just listened to Fur Elise on the piano and I'm melting right here.

THAT'S IT!!! That is another thing I love in a guy. The ability to play the piano well.

I love the piano. The teacher was a ****head, but meh, I guess I have to thank him for it.

*clears throat*

"You are sixteen, going on seventeen, fellas will fall in liiine."

Kelsey wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

I'm off in the iTunes Store for like, twenty minutes and this thread goes three pages off the deep end?

What else did you expect? Proper half-intelligible conversation?

What were you looking at in the iTunes store?

I bought a big classical collection, looked at some movies, considered a Demon Hunter album, and now I'm looking through Frank Sinatra.

Oh...sounds awesome. I LOVE classical music. I'm a huge Mozart fan, actually. My favorite pieces would be Mozart's Symphony #40 in g minor and Fur Elise (by Beethoven).

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

The ads changed from "panic attacks" to "learn how to ballroom dance like a pro in 1 week!" .

For me too! Ha!

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Ohhh...another thing on my to-do list: learn how to ballroom dance.

Yet another thing. If I met an awesome guy who could ballroom dance, I'd probably melt on the spot.

Oooh, that sounds like fun!

I want to learn to dance well. Not the inane dances like Soulja-boy, but waltzing and such. I love when people just twirl across the floor so elegantly.

Soulja Boy = The second-stupidest thing ever after Twilight.

I agree.

I can't even elaborate on that, it's so stupid.

The ads changed from "panic attacks" to "learn how to ballroom dance like a pro in 1 week!" .

Tourterelle wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Ohhh...another thing on my to-do list: learn how to ballroom dance.

Yet another thing. If I met an awesome guy who could ballroom dance, I'd probably melt on the spot.

Oooh, that sounds like fun!

I want to learn to dance well. Not the inane dances like Soulja-boy, but waltzing and such. I love when people just twirl across the floor so elegantly.

Soulja Boy = The second-stupidest thing ever after Twilight.