oh dear
like 3 years old.
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you made that just then, don't lie

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Sup?

haha!

uhm...


Good morning.

Man, it is nearing 0100 here. :(

yo.

Im thirsty... lucky ive got this refreshing can of Pepsi.... MAX!!!

eww, salt water in a can

Soda is disgusting.

soda lol, yank

[QUOTE=funkyhoney;14362605]soda lol, yank[/QUOTE]
yeah, its called pop.

Well, I am one of the few that address it as "soda." Everyone else calls it pop, but I hate saying that word.

"can of pop" is the best phrase in the English language

i agree that 'can of pop' is a great sentence, but personally i think that 'Can i bum a fa[I]g[/I]?' tops it.

Man, that phrase fails.

I say "Can I have a/some soda?"

I do not drink it all that often, though, because it is nasty.

I am norwegian..

I have learned Soda.

I am a norwegian with very good english :p

I must stop buying things, i aint able to show you stuff before all my stuff come in :p

(plup.. not a word...)

you people have generic terms for softdrinks, we're all like "you gimme some of that coke/pepsi/sprite/fanta/solo/lift/generic lemon drink/cat piss

[QUOTE=funkyhoney;14362658]you people have generic terms for softdrinks, we're all like "you gimme some of that coke/pepsi/sprite/fanta/solo/lift/generic lemon drink/cat piss[/QUOTE]
yeah i know, ive never heard anyone say soda and only my nan calls it pop.

ok, have anyone here heard ANYONE else than John Entwistle playing the way he did?

[QUOTE=Atomicant;14362663]yeah i know, ive never heard anyone say soda and only my nan calls it pop.[/QUOTE]

the word "soda" is un-australian unless it is preceded directly by "creaming" or "kirks creaming".

[QUOTE=HeavyBassDude;14362673]ok, have anyone here heard ANYONE else than John Entwistle playing the way he did?[/QUOTE]

only on wikipedia

What?!

[QUOTE=HeavyBassDude;14362673]ok, have anyone here heard ANYONE else than John Entwistle playing the way he did?[/QUOTE]
Not really... he was pretty unique.... Tim Bogert maybe?

[QUOTE=HeavyBassDude;14362673]ok, have anyone here heard ANYONE else than John Entwistle playing the way he did?[/QUOTE]

if you were really good at english that sentence would read:

OK, has anyone here ever heard of [B]anyone[/B] other than John Entwistle playing the way he did?

Thats what im saying! EVERYONE and their grandmother claim him as their idol and proceed to not even attempt playing like him in the fear of sounding like a copycat, and with that end up sounding pretty much like everyone else..


its the same with geddy realy.

Jaco on the other hand, every Jazz Bassist attempts to sound like him.. thats like.. wrong the other way again.

[QUOTE=funkyhoney;14362689]if you were really good at english that sentence would read:

OK, has anyone here ever heard of [B]anyone[/B] other than John Entwistle playing the way he did?[/QUOTE]
Sh[I]i[/I]t, even i couldnt construct a sentence that well

[QUOTE=funkyhoney;14362689]if you were really good at english that sentence would read:

OK, has anyone here ever heard of [B]anyone[/B] other than John Entwistle playing the way he did?[/QUOTE]

its a forum, not a farking english exam...

[QUOTE=HeavyBassDude;14362700]Thats what im saying! EVERYONE and their grandmother claim him as their idol and proceed to not even attempt playing like him in the fear of sounding like a copycat, and with that end up sounding pretty much like everyone else..


its the same with geddy realy.

Jaco on the other hand, every Jazz Bassist attempts to sound like him.. thats like.. wrong the other way again.[/QUOTE]
No one really SOUNDS liek Jaco, they have the same fretless tone usually.

I think Sheehan sounds like Entwistle a little, definatley in terms of tone and really bringing the bass out front.