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They sure employed a LOT of females for 1967! (Hey, was that Bapu at the 18:40 mark??? ?)

So it's rated "R?" ?

My attention span is about 7.5 milliseconds - What's yo... Hey! Squirrel! ?

Mmm... Reminds me of Def Leppard's first album! ?

Hmm... If an organization gets reorganized, is it still an organization? ?

Considering you could use Velveeta cheese too, you could really give the cashier something to think about! ?

Does the term "MEAT FREE" try to imply that what's in their normal Spam actually has meat? (For full disclaimer, I happen to really like Spam! From Hormel, not from anywhere else! ?)

Avoid women then! ?

Why have 3D when we can have 5D?

The topic title doesn't even need the last two words...

Ooo... Sorry! I thought she was out of town! ?

@Shane_B. - Hey, no need to inform me that you don't know how to spell Doodoo! ?

Bob likes to think outside the box! ?

Just like what you take off to get to the candy, he's not what you want, he's just a (w)rapper. ?

Just chuckling that "ot" could mean either "on topic" or "off topic!" ?

Heresy!!! ?

Interesting. So, does Ludicrous' new haircut look bowie? ?

Not even... ?????

What's in your wallet? pantry?

Huh? ?

I've always looked at "music education" like a many-legged table where each leg is an aspect of the learning. If all you do is learn how to play an instrument, but not why or how to maintain said instrument (for example) then it's like one leg is long while the others are too short and your table falls over. I think you need to learn some of one part, then some of another, etc. before you go back to expand your knowledge on the first part. Depending on just how far you want to go, you've got music theory, perfect pitch & relative pitch, harmony, instrument knowledge, instrument playing (which is different), instrument maintenance, amplification, gear (& effects), mixing, recording, how to gig, and how to integrate with other musicians. Note that when I say "instrument" that could include your voice! (Or a turntable if you're a DJ like Zo! ? )

And, just for completeness!