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JD
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Unless my math is wrong or I'm missing something, I think there are still 6 votes to go. Bueller...Bueller...Bueller ?
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Lewian
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3 - The Comet is Coming - straight instrumentals always have a good chance to drag me in. This works fine as it is, with a somewhat unorthodox mix of electronic and conventional. 2 - Steve Vai, very good fun. I don't know much of what he has done but if I go by this, I'm very curious. 1 - Mica Levi - of couse I'm the one to vote for such "is this really music - where's the melody" stuff. Believe me this is not just some noise but really good at what it tries to be.
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The Anders
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Understanding that we should only vote once in this poll, my vote goes to: Klaus Nomi - Total Eclipse. Honourable mentions: Mica Levi - Alien Loop Air - Space Maker Tom Rapp - Mars Gorillaz - Every Planet We Reach is Dead Eugenio Finardi - Extraterrestre I think I would be in favour of five votes rather than three in the future.
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jamesbaldwin
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I have discussed this theme two or three months ago in the Interactive poll, suggesting to pass from 3 to 5 preferences but most of the forumists prefer three. |
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Amos Goldberg (professor of Genocide Studies at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem): Yes, it's genocide. It's so difficult and painful to admit it, but we can no longer avoid this conclusion.
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JD
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??? I guess I'm missing the point of so many multiple votes. Pretty soon we'll be voting for all the nominations.
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jamesbaldwin
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I have listened to the firsts 5 songs.
The songs selected by Shadowyzard and Nickie are my faves. Edited by jamesbaldwin - August 14 2021 at 19:04 |
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Snicolette
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Thank you, Lorenzo. I hope you are starting to feel better?
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jamesbaldwin
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My dear Nickie, I am still not healed but it's getting better. Now I walk with Canadian sticks. Edited by jamesbaldwin - August 15 2021 at 10:48 |
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JD
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Canadian sticks?? I'm intrigued. What exactly are 'Canadian Sticks'?
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Logan
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Canadian sticks are used to help a person stand up, much like crutches with toques on them and ski poles with toques on them (those are also used in Canada). Rather not not much like how French Fries are not called French Fries in France, in "Smashed Canada" we don't call them Canadian Sticks, we ryely call them "Hoser Sticks", or, alternatively, "Tipsy Sticks". But Tipsy sticks are more for the youth who haven't yet learned how to successfully get really drunk.
This is what a hoser stick looks like. Usually they come in pairs: They act like crutches when one has drunk one or two many cases of beer. More than that and we just pass out. Some of the more athletic drunks put on "skates" (used to help one balance on ice, which really helps when quite drunk) and use those upside down to slap a disc (called a "puck") with them on an icy surface. When really drunk, they use them in the traditional manner on the ice with the part usually used to support the shoulders at the top (as in the image) and knock the "puck" with their skates. This drunken ice sport, sometimes known as "hockey", is quite popular in the most chronically inebriated provinces of Canada. We also have a non-ice sport for drunks called floored hockey. I like iced hockey with a chilled martini, but that is not so Canadian. Usually iced hockey involves a stick, a puck, and rye whiskey with two cubes of ice in a glass. ;) EDIT: Sorry, 'twas a poor attempt at humour. Edited by Logan - August 15 2021 at 16:50 |
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jamesbaldwin
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Yes, crutches. Here, in Italy, we call them Canadian sticks ("stampelle) |
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JD
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I understood them to be 'crutches', I guess I was trying to understand the tie-in to Canada. If they were of a specific design that made the association or if it's more of a cultural reference. It's the first time I've ever heard crutches referred to in that way.
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Snicolette
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I am thinking maybe because of similar to ski poles, or snowshoe poles.
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mathman0806
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While I didn't find "Canadian sticks," "Canadian crutches" refer to forearm critches.
https://www.essentialaids.com/blog/evolution-crutches-ancient-egypt-bill-clinton.html
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JD
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Ahhh. Now that makes sense. I wondered if it was those ones.
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jamesbaldwin
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Canadian walking sticks, perhaps, in medical terms. But crutches is more popular
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jamesbaldwin
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My podium:
1 Cat Stevens 2 The Gnaggs 3 Keldian .----- Honorable mentions - Comet is Coming - Tom Rapp - Tuomari Nurmio -Klaus Nomi The single voto goes to Cat Stevens
Edited by jamesbaldwin - August 18 2021 at 19:08 |
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