Not a phrase, but just the word iconic. Anything or anyone even slightly famous is now iconic.
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It's quite fitting for some of the music being dropped!
Oh, that's easy. Those would be TRAMPETS.Why bother shortening such a short word? It's not like they were usually called "transmitting multi-pole electromagnetic transducer"...
When people respond 'just shut up and play the damn thing' to any number of perfectly legitimate questions a player might have.
"Do a fill here".
My names Phil, please don't without my consent.
My names Phil, please don't without my consent.
"Dropped" - as a cd or new track
A "hack"
"Thought leaders"
"So fun"
"Start a Conversation"
"Break the internet"
Starting a comment with "you do know "
Yes, I'm old. I find these annoying. Not enough to upset me, just enough to remind me of how old i am.
A "hack"
"Thought leaders"
"So fun"
"Start a Conversation"
"Break the internet"
Starting a comment with "you do know "
Yes, I'm old. I find these annoying. Not enough to upset me, just enough to remind me of how old i am.
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Just a question - you don't feel that holding the string against the neck at the first and last frets, and various combinations in between, amounts to confirming that it's ruler flat? Yes, it could be convex, but we'll assume here that people are smart enough to have checked that. Flat means that it may not be perfectly smooth, but it does mean that the overall surface is the same height at all tested points, which can then be smoothed to plot a chart of the neck's curvature, which would show it as being as flat as if drawn with a ruler.
Ruler flat is a real thing. My fretless is ruler flat - confirmed and tested by string and by, shockingly enough, a ruler. Ok, a professional straight edge for graphic design that's a meter long, but a ruler all the same.
I'm not disputing your dislike for the term LoL, just wondering why it bothers, since it actually is true in some people's cases?
Yea, actually, someone else mentioned this one.
"Broke the internet". It's an incredibly inaccurate statement, and one that drives me nuts. The younger generation is supposed to actually have more knowledge of how technology works, not a shockingly poor understanding of how it works. "Broke the internet" has come, unfortunately, to mean that someone's social media post got a ton of views. It's that simple, and that incorrect in it's meaning. UGH. Youngsters LoL
"Broke the internet". It's an incredibly inaccurate statement, and one that drives me nuts. The younger generation is supposed to actually have more knowledge of how technology works, not a shockingly poor understanding of how it works. "Broke the internet" has come, unfortunately, to mean that someone's social media post got a ton of views. It's that simple, and that incorrect in it's meaning. UGH. Youngsters LoL
my stable
thinning the herd
it's all in the fingers
lots of mojo
tonewood
closet queen
never left the studio
smoke-free environment
thinning the herd
it's all in the fingers
lots of mojo
tonewood
closet queen
never left the studio
smoke-free environment
I see this a lot on Reddit. And I always see Reddit & YouTube people begin a sentence with "Honestly" and then give a completely benign uncontroversial opinion
Amen. Probably the worst violation.
“Tone is in the Fingers”I just came to the phase that I can not more stand phrase like ''Cut through the mix'' etc.
So what's Your most annoying phrase?
Feel free to add Your own nightmares.
Valve amp is a European term, and only is called a "Tube amp" in north america, pretty much.
Cheers
Best bass I've ever played, but selling it to fund another bass.
You wouldn't fare well in Australia.
