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The mnemonic: Father Charles Goes Down And Ends Battle is used to remember keys and how sharps and flats there are. You change one note when you go up or down a fifth. The mnemonic works to remember the circle of fifths
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Kekko desu
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Not quite "figured it out", but incidentally learned while looking up the legality of selling deer antlers at my place of work: I have committed a crime against both the Commonwealth of Virginia, and Mother Earth. Two years ago I was homeless and living in a camper on a friend's farm property. One afternoon I was sitting outside the camper and saw a 3-foot rattlesnake slithering up into my "house". In defense of my cat and myself, I ran screaming for the farm owner to dispatch it, and he grabbed his gun and blew its head off. Turns out it's an endangered species, which you are not legally allowed to kill even if it's threatening you (I'm not sure what I was supposed to do, call 911 and wait for them to get up to East Bumfuck while my cat theoretically got bit and died trying to kill it for me?). Kinda feel like poo poo, now that I learned that. JacquelineDempsey has a new favorite as of 23:30 on Jan 30, 2022 |
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Hyperlynx posted:Ok, I didn't figure it out but looked it up. Pizza time
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Yeah, it's Pizza Time!
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JacquelineDempsey posted:Not quite "figured it out", but incidentally learned while looking up the legality of selling deer antlers at my place of work: gently caress the law, and gently caress any jury who would convict you. Any aggressive animal, regardless of its status, should be killed.
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In A Fistful of Dollars, the guy at the start that passes by on a horse with an "Adios amigo" sign on him is dead.
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The Mighty Moltres posted:gently caress the law, and gently caress any jury who would convict you. Aggressive animal detected.
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A thing I just found out about: 'Murder She Wrote' was in a shared universe with 'Magnum PI' and had several crossover episodes
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:A thing I just found out about : 'Murder She Wrote' was in a shared universe with 'Magnum PI' and had several crossover episodes And also, they're both in the Tommy Westphall shared universe 
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Failed Imagineer posted:And also, they're both in the Tommy Westphall shared universe Is the Detective Munch universe wholly a subset of Tommy Westphall or are there outliers that can be folded in?
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It's a broad church I think
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:https://twitter.com/guide__book/status/1490633714635657218?t=b6yYVALviPeU14TsKBw5DQ&s=19
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Ctrl+Enter is a shortcut to post.
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Captain Splendid posted:Ctrl+Enter is a shortcut to post. That’s what Alt+F4 is for
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All toads are frogs, but not all frogs are toads. Technically I probably learned that as a schoolkid, but I immediately unlearned it and I've spent the years since then thinking they were distinctly different somehow. Anyways, here's a specific type of frog to be judged by 
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Captain Hygiene posted:All toads are frogs, but not all frogs are toads. Frogs have teeth. Toads don't.
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learnincurve posted:Here's one. Many of the “old” cities in the US that were settled in the 1600s likely still have some cobbled streets. I know Richmond does, other likely candidates are Boston, Philly, Charleston, probably Baltimore.
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in my experience the cobbled lines between the flagstones on the sidewalks are waaaaay less slippery in the winter than the flagstones themselves
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Internet Cliche posted:Many of the “old” cities in the US that were settled in the 1600s likely still have some cobbled streets. I know Richmond does, other likely candidates are Boston, Philly, Charleston, probably Baltimore. Washington mews in nyc is still cobblesetones
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Internet Cliche posted:Many of the “old” cities in the US that were settled in the 1600s likely still have some cobbled streets. I know Richmond does, other likely candidates are Boston, Philly, Charleston, probably Baltimore.
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Savannah GA has a cobblestone area. Raleigh NC has a block or two -- or maybe more brick, not sure
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Cobblestone streets are great because they make private automobile drivers not want to drive on them. Cobblestone sidewalks not so much.
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3D Megadoodoo posted:Cobblestone streets are great because they make private automobile drivers not want to drive on them. Cobblestone sidewalks not so much. Just ticket em when they drive on the sidewalks, problem solved
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Apparently Kindergarten Cop came out a year before Terminator 2. That just doesn't feel right to me but it's true.
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Carthag Tuek posted:in my experience the cobbled lines between the flagstones on the sidewalks are waaaaay less slippery in the winter than the flagstones themselves The what lines?
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Platystemon posted:The what lines? like a divider of cobblestones between flagstones on the sidewalk, parallel to the buildings/road. idk a good name for it. it's pretty common in Copenhagen
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John Green's ears are both slanted in the same direction.
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Carthag Tuek posted:like a divider of cobblestones between flagstones on the sidewalk, parallel to the buildings/road. idk a good name for it. it's pretty common in Copenhagen cobbled kerb stones 
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learnincurve posted:cobbled kerb stones Sounds like a teen roast performer, or an actual lacrosse player.
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learnincurve posted:cobbled kerb stones oh sorry not the curb but the middle of the sidewalk, like this: 
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Carthag Tuek posted:oh sorry not the curb but the middle of the sidewalk, like this: There are no cobblestones in the picture 
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flagstone pavement with cobbled edges My town centre is mostly cobbled and I seem to have absorbed this information over the years.
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Aren’t those to help visually impaired people not walk into traffic?
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3D Megadoodoo posted:There are no cobblestones in the picture huh i guess theyre called sett when theyre cut to shape but cobblestones when theyre naturally shaped theyre both called brosten here, and if needed you can specify shape etc
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