harmonicanick
2314 posts
Nov 30, 2015
11:44 AM
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Playing last night with my guitar buddy our usual floaty. improv stuff in minor keys and at the break a couple of girls came over while we were having a beer and one said:
"I came in here feeling down and listening to you play I found myself adopting the foetal position and it was like swimming in the still waters of my mother's womb"
There is definitel a young crusty 'hippy' element to this area of Bristol (uk)!!
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TetonJohn
288 posts
Nov 30, 2015
11:57 AM
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Congrats, that's a great compliment!
(I expect others won't be able to resist the opportunity for snarkasm, we'll see...)
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Greg Heumann
3134 posts
Nov 30, 2015
11:58 AM
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Did you help her dry her hair? ;)
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Last Edited by Greg Heumann on Nov 30, 2015 11:58 AM
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harmonicanick
2315 posts
Nov 30, 2015
2:45 PM
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Ha Ha Greg..
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Barley Nectar
962 posts
Nov 30, 2015
3:09 PM
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Somewhat similar to a complement I was given by an attractive young lady. "Mister, I don't know what you are doing to me but, you are making me wet!" Her boyfriend gave me a big smile and a thumbs up. LOL I think this all means we are playing well...BN
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nacoran
8792 posts
Nov 30, 2015
3:21 PM
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It sounds like she has a knack for poetic language. Can she sing?
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slaphappy
141 posts
Nov 30, 2015
4:32 PM
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that has to be like the only way someone could possibly say they heard you play and wanted to adopt the fetal position and still have it be a compliment.
people are weird!
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Bugsy
53 posts
Dec 01, 2015
8:53 AM
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I just get crusty old dudes saying I killed it or something. Maybe I should head to the UK?
For the good compliments, of course.
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Gnarly
1537 posts
Dec 01, 2015
9:01 AM
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I have had people tell me the music I am making is "relaxing"--I consider this high praise for harmonica music.
Needless to say, it was not my wife who told me this!
I also had someone mistake the chromatic for a saxophone!
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