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1 November 2013
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pepperland said
Who’s who? Seeing everyone like that made me laugh for some reason.
From bottom left counter clockwise (I’ll put it in spoiler for future people who wanna guess.)
Necko, Ahhh Girl, meanmistermustard, me, AppleScruffJunior, natureaker, Silly Girl, trcamberra and Unknown.
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Offline pepperland said
Who’s who? Seeing everyone like that made me laugh for some reason.
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meanmistermustard said
I have no idea what Tomodachi is but am i alive still?Tomodachi life is a game where I put a virtual version of you into a game where your virtual self lives.
You are still alive along with the other Beatles Bible members that joined.
Zig, you never agreed to go on the island yet so you are not there.
I like my hat.
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4.22pm
1 November 2013
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Hey, i’ve been moved to the front.So what do the virtual being do on this island?
Eat, sleep make friends get married, have babies, sing songs and all that fun people stuff.
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pepperland said
Who’s who? Seeing everyone like that made me laugh for some reason.From bottom left counter clockwise (I’ll put it in spoiler for future people who wanna guess.)
Necko, Ahhh Girl, meanmistermustard, me, AppleScruffJunior, natureaker, Silly Girl, trcamberra and Unknown.
The unknown is difficult to guess
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20 August 2013
Offline I had a dream last night that included twins who looked like the Tomodachi characters…but they didn’t look like each other.
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11 November 2010
Offline A question for the musicians here:
Would you rather have perfect pitch or perfect time?
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15 February 2015
Offline Perfect pitch. The tempo can do what it wants to do and go where it’s going to, 
but if I’m outta tune I’m 
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2.04pm
11 November 2010
Offline Now, I’d say perfect time. Perfect pitch seems like little more than a party trick, but perfect time is actually useful.
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1 November 2013
Offline Time. I’m not much of a musician but I use time more than pitch.
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Offline Perfect time definitely. I speed up so much when I’m recording if I don’t have a metronome.
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Necko said
A question for the musicians here:Would you rather have perfect pitch or perfect time?
Personally, I’d go with one of them 
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8 January 2015
Offline Necko said
A question for the musicians here:
Would you rather have perfect pitch or perfect time?
Perfect pitch every time (see what I did there yeahhhh). You can learn rhythm, you can’t learn pitch, only improve it. I have “very good” pitch, I know its not perfect, because those who do experience acute distress when something’s out of tune, and I only get mildly homicidal. I have “very good” time as well. I think slowing down and speeding up actually annoys me more than poor pitch.
Fun fact: they believe people with perfect pitch are more often synaesthetic because they can use a visual cue in their minds. There are many people who see colours when they hear tones. I’m jealous of those people.
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Necko said
A question for the musicians here:
Would you rather have perfect pitch or perfect time?
Perfect pitch every time (see what I did there yeahhhh). You can learn rhythm, you can’t learn pitch, only improve it. I have “very good” pitch, I know its not perfect, because those who do experience acute distress when something’s out of tune, and I only get mildly homicidal.
Yeah, I guess I’m about the same. Funny thing is, while I can just strum the open strings of a guitar (in standard tuning or otherwise) and know it’s off, I never notice when a piano’s out of tune. Of course, I play guitar about 90% more frequently than I play piano… 
I have a very musical friend who once told me, ‘That’s an E minor chord’, when I strummed an E minor. He just knowed it
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15 February 2015
Offline @Necko what kind of guitar(s) do you play? 
We guitar fiends must know these things 
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8.36pm
11 November 2010
Offline I’ve got one Squier Strat from the 1980’s or early 1990’s.
One Fender acoustic guitar, early 2000’s.
One Ibanez bass, 2000’s.
My dad has a ton of guitars that I borrow all the time, including an Epiphone Les Paul and a Seagull acoustic guitar. I can’t think of them all without checking.
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27 April 2015
Offline Which one is sexy: dark eyes or light eyes?
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15 February 2015
Offline That’s easy. May I present the king of sexy dark eyes:
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