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Originally posted by ChatNoir:
57 outside. 17 inside. Me- 17 outside. 57 inside.  Well, maybe anyways.
If people are good only because they fear punishment, and hope for a reward, then we are a sorry lot indeed - Einstein
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Originally posted by pianojerome: Originally posted by LisztAddict:
[b] I am (((((23+8)x4)^(17/2))-(6*182))/(1024^5))-(171.5x3)
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Originally posted by LisztAddict:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by pianojerome:
[qb] [QUOTE]Originally posted by LisztAddict:
[qb] I am (((((23+8)x4)^(17/2))-(6*182))/(1024^5))-(171.5x3) *sigh* Come on, guys!! I told you nobody came here to do math .
If people are good only because they fear punishment, and hope for a reward, then we are a sorry lot indeed - Einstein
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Who needs to count? If you're a fan of PDQ Bach ("without a doubt Johann Sebastian’s last and least offspring" - e.g., Peter Shickele), then you know that "PDQ Bach's dance music suggested that he had one leg shorter than the other." 
Estonia 190, #6098
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But I'm not in there :rolleyes: 
Kawai ES-110
"Music is enough for a lifetime, but a lifetime is never enough for music."
-Sergei Rachmaninoff.
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I'm not either, but if I were, next year I'd be moving from one column to the next  .
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Sorry, that chart was made in July 2005.
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Originally posted by Appassionata Sonata: I told you nobody came here to do math . Heh, certainly not. I just googled it! 
Sam
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Originally posted by sarabande: I'm not either, but if I were, next year I'd be moving from one column to the next . which column are you in now? 
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56, come on 'boomers, we can't let the teenagers outnumber us.
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Originally posted by LisztAddict: Originally posted by sarabande: [b] I'm not either, but if I were, next year I'd be moving from one column to the next . Clue: I'm currently in a "still considered young" column, moving next yr. to the age referred to as "the big one".
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I just realized according to Pianojerome's chart, the 30 and above group is the minority around here. Maybe hanging out with the teens and 20's will help the 30 and above group feel younger. Maybe we need to recruit more in the 30+ category to balance things out.
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according to that table im still in my teens!!!! god u have no idea how good that makes me feel
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I'm seven bars short of finishing the second time through a 32 bar form.
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78 last month.
Still on a learning curve having started playing at age circa 7. Jazz and no lessons ever. I play by ear and have some natural inner help that I cannot explain. Just love the acoustic piano. Still working in my workshop for a living (engineering) as pensions are a mess in our country.
Alan
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Thanks pianojerome for taking the time to post the list of all the players. My math is a lost cause and my teacher just tells me how to count the music - fractions just drive me nuts. So all the equasions posted here might as well be written in sanskrit. Hope one and all enjoys Easter and or Passover. 
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