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« Reply #12630 on: January 01, 2013, 02:15:25 PM »

Wonderful, bravo!

You have an incredible array of talents, you really have. Oh to be one tenth as gifted in any one of them.

Your parents must be incredibly proud of you. Quite right too.
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« Reply #12631 on: January 01, 2013, 02:17:55 PM »

Wonderful, bravo!

You have an incredible array of talents, you really have. Oh to be one tenth as gifted in any one of them.

Your parents must be incredibly proud of you. Quite right too.

save it teeks, exert from Rach 2 up next!
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« Reply #12632 on: January 01, 2013, 02:21:52 PM »

Rach 2? Easy peasy. I can play that on the Virtuoso App on my ippy.
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« Reply #12633 on: January 01, 2013, 02:28:12 PM »

If you can find the time, please play a couple of your favourite pieces. You know, the things you really enjoy playing.

OK I just did this. I learnt this piece when I was 15 for my GCSE Music performance, and it's still one of my favourite pieces to play. It's by Brahms who's one of my favourite composers, it's in a simple ternary form (ABA), a ferocious opening theme, gorgeous calming middle section with fragments of the theme cleverly intertwined, then the theme returns.

I'm just dusting off the cobwebs of this old repertoire, so I probably did a better job when I was 15 but hope you enjoy!




I did enjoy Alex. Thank you.  Post as many of these as you like.

PS- I particularly liked the Kazoo at 1.40
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« Reply #12634 on: January 01, 2013, 03:33:13 PM »

Very good Alex, i am totally non musically minded, but do like listening the piano stuff and deff admire anyone who can play any instument.. I can remember having a music lesson at school and tbh all the notes looked like gobbeldegook and just could not take it in, although i am very good mechaically and good with practical things i get so frustrated at not bein able to pick up the most simplest of musical things.
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« Reply #12635 on: January 02, 2013, 03:22:15 AM »

Hi Alex, HNY to you.

While I was in the Epcot centre today a message appeared in the sky and I thought I would spread the news. It looks like someone else is a 4G fan.

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« Reply #12636 on: January 02, 2013, 10:09:35 AM »

If you can find the time, please play a couple of your favourite pieces. You know, the things you really enjoy playing.

OK I just did this. I learnt this piece when I was 15 for my GCSE Music performance, and it's still one of my favourite pieces to play. It's by Brahms who's one of my favourite composers, it's in a simple ternary form (ABA), a ferocious opening theme, gorgeous calming middle section with fragments of the theme cleverly intertwined, then the theme returns.

I'm just dusting off the cobwebs of this old repertoire, so I probably did a better job when I was 15 but hope you enjoy!



Very good, loved it
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« Reply #12637 on: January 02, 2013, 03:19:00 PM »

Hi Alex, HNY to you.

While I was in the Epcot centre today a message appeared in the sky and I thought I would spread the news. It looks like someone else is a 4G fan.

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Happy new year Andy, 4G was supposed to be in notts by Christmas, quelle surprise, no sign. Everything nowhere...
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« Reply #12638 on: January 02, 2013, 03:20:08 PM »

Please please enter my quiz! http://blondepoker.com/forum/index.php?topic=59849.msg1687484#msg1687484
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« Reply #12639 on: January 02, 2013, 03:53:52 PM »

whats first prize?
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« Reply #12640 on: January 04, 2013, 03:32:08 AM »

I fkn love Dusk Till Dawn!

Been in London the last two days. Was visiting my cousin who's just had a baby, and spent time with my london mate Steve, Ed Gascoigne and two friends from school let me crash in their house last night. I've recently got back in touch with them and it's been really cool, no idea why we went so long without speaking when we were really close at school. Anyway, they've gone down the path I was going down - they graduated with great degrees from great uni's (think Mark got a first from Oxford in Engineering) and now have good jobs in the city and live in a nice house in Chelsea! They work very long hours but are paid well and seem happy. Interesting to see how I probably would've been living if I'd never discovered poker.

Anyway, I of course took the opportunity to play some cash at the Vic. Figuring I'd get in a big evening session last night, and play allday /evening tonight and get the last train back. I probably played about 5 hours in total. It was so miserable. Not the cards, though I did just fold mostly, but the atmosphere, the games, the people zzzzzzzz I couldn't be bothered. Grinding live cash with dull people in dull games when you're card dead really is a bad way to spend time.

I kept thinking, this is your job, stay longer, you can't have fun all the time. And I did sit it out for a while, but as we got towards 7pm and I knew a good 1/2 at DTD had been planned I left (after sessions of +£13, - £73) and got the train to notts, taxi to DTD (having no car is really annoying) and got sat in a 1/2 game with Mitch and some non-regs.

And what a massive difference it was. Everything is superior, and this isn't knocking the vic, because it's probably the 2nd best place in the country, but I just love it at DTD.

I lost AA<99 aip for £600 pot reasonably early on in the night, and my spirits were 100x higher than when I was stuck £50 in the vic. There was the two key ingredients for a good cash games - banter and action. It was just so much fun.

I ended up doing well in the game too, I won KK vs something allin pre for like 500, and then I won a nice pot with a straight where I bet £150 on the river, and this really nice guy threw in £250 thinking the dealer had said £250, it went as a raise to £300 so I called and won, but gave the guy his £150 back for some good karma.

Mitch gets into a pot with him soon after where money piles in and Mitch smugly whispers to me (thanks for giving him that 150 back) BOOM karma works, and the guy outdraws Mitch and doubles up (so me giving it back cost Mitch 150 extra too Cheesy).

And then I get it ALL back with a "cooler" hand as follows:

Multiway pot, he leads a board with , I raise to £40 (I have ) he calls. Turn is , he leads for £160! I shove for £500 ish total effective and he calls and I hold and booked a £1400 win Smiley

I believe in Karma now, especially after last month when I took that £100 from the cashier when I maybe should've given it back, and then did £2.5k damage to my car the next day....
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« Reply #12641 on: January 04, 2013, 03:45:51 AM »

Pretty comedy sequence of events in the cash game Cheesy
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« Reply #12642 on: January 04, 2013, 03:51:41 AM »

How come you didn't go to Dublin?
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« Reply #12643 on: January 04, 2013, 05:56:49 AM »

J6 off?  No wonder you love it at DTD Smiley lolz at Mitch Karma story
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« Reply #12644 on: January 04, 2013, 07:39:01 AM »

Thanks for update on Mitch.Great way to start my day  .
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