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10 Pieces to Pick Up Girls with the Piano

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Reply 41 by Viola

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LucaCavaliere wrote:

Yes Frank. This can also happen. I also agree with Viola's statement regarding the indissoluble bond. It's just that - perhaps I misunderstood - I feel the indissoluble bond with the other being between composer > < listener. Indeed, if I look back at myself, if I look around me (not too far back and not too far away), my bond with Beethoven is probably the most indissoluble one I have.

Yes Luca, also between listener and composer.

(I confess that every time someone mentions Beethoven, I feel a jolt. He is the Absolute. It rarely happens that I manage to name him)

I have an indissoluble bond with dear, very dear to me, Gustav Mahler. He is part of the affections, those deep, indissoluble and untouchable ones.

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Attraction is third in alphabetical order, the first to arrive, but also the first to leave. :-)

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Reply 42 by danielescarpetti

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Viola wrote:

Friendship precedes love not only in alphabetical order.

... and yet it is true that many people fall in love without being friends first.

And so many - unfortunately - fall out of love, becoming enemies.

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Reply 43 by Viola

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From picking up to tenderness in a few dozen posts.

We will all end up blowing our noses.

"Even stallions cry".

A testosterone vigor injection for the sympathetic and kind forum members :

A warm greeting to Nancy.

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Reply 44 by Viola

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But how?

One of the "hottest" discussions on the forum abandoned to a freezing silence.

Let's start again with (pre)power.

(very hot)

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Reply 45 by giovannip

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Viola!! again? to insist is human but to persevere is diabolical, thus you put our entire muscularity in crisis. In this forum with a

monastic climate, we are not used to debating for a long time on such "hot" topics; you will end up making us lose all our self-esteem (which is already little) as men who almost never have to ask.

I think that the whole thing started from a joke about this video

P.s please someone take the reins on the subject and counter it, thanks

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Reply 46 by Viola

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Dear Giovanni,

perseverance is the proof that one believes in one's own thoughts, and that one does not merely think them, but feels them.

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Reply 47 by LucaCavaliere

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Dear Viola

seems the topic languishes could be due to more than one factor.

1) GENERIC FACTOR.

in general, discussions (all of them) come to an end or a suspension until a new member (like you) or someone who wakes up late (like me) intervenes and restarts them.

2) SPECIFIC FACTOR

Given the hot topic, and given the entry into the discussion of two young ladies (or ladies), many of the men present might feel a certain "media exposure" (so to speak) to persevere on such a topic.

3) "I'LL BRING YOU THE PROOF" FACTOR

Perhaps some, for a matter of seriousness, intend to continue the discussion and link new pieces only after the piece in question has yielded concrete results.... The night before

Anyway, Sciarrino would never have crossed my mind... You see, with women.. one always makes mistakes! (or almost)

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