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14 Jul 15
Originally posted by sonhouseplagiarists 😉
People looking over your shoulder when you are working. In fact I am writing a song about it:
Copywrite, Sonhouse, 2015,
"I'm looking over that same old shoulder that I overlooked before"
What do you think? I need a melody......
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14 Jul 15
Coughing parents with coughing children in public transport and other public places.
Smoking people in restaurants gardens that ruin the taste of your food.
Checking sms's in theaters.
People making conversation on cell phones - they always move themselves as decapitated chicken, waving with the free hand like bad karate student.
People who are not happy with their seat in airplatne, bus etc. so they push you with elbows or deprive yoir lace on any other way.
15 Jul 15
Originally posted by vanderveldeAnd jack your wallet🙂
People who take place behind you to close (in post office, supermarket etc.) and when you make just one tiny step back you hit something.
People who walk around you without "pardon moi" or "false coughing" but as thieves and push you in the back in the process.
Originally posted by DukeOfEuphonyIt was my band, playing at McCabes guitar shop in Sana Monica (our favorite hangout). they have a small theater in the back, good for maybe 50 or so. My band was called Southwind Irish Band and we are listed as alumni there. It wasn't me, I was on one end of the stage and one of my bandmates, (Ken O'malley) (here is a youtube of him
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He was on the other end, his guitar strap pulled out and his Martin hit the floor with a resounding boom! There was a rug on the floor of the stage so it didn't crack, it came through that abuse unscathed. It sure woke up the audience though🙂
We didn't have good luck there. One other time we played there, our lead singer was a woman named Catherine Kernahan, a beautiful soprano singer. So here we were, she was singing a lovely Irish song and during a long held note (I was right beside her playing MY Martin) a huge fly flew right into her throat so a pure vocal followed by a GRRHHH from her throat. I felt really sorry for her, and the audience saw it also, everyone was aghast, most of all Catherine. But she recovered and the show went on to much applause🙂
15 Jul 15
Originally posted by sonhouseWow! I'm certain Catherine Kernahan sensed your stabilizing presence and empathy. Great biographical anecdote.
It was my band, playing at McCabes guitar shop in Sana Monica (our favorite hangout). they have a small theater in the back, good for maybe 50 or so. My band was called Southwind Irish Band and we are listed as alumni there. It wasn't me, I was on one end of the stage and one of my bandmates, (Ken O'malley) (here is a youtube of him https://www.youtube. ...[text shortened]... one was aghast, most of all Catherine. But she recovered and the show went on to much applause🙂
