But then you got the good ones like "Vibrato" and "Fellacio". There's a reason Bach's Movement No 69 is very popular with orchestras.
33ReplyDid you know Mozart had a song called "Leck Mich im Arsche" or "Lick Me In the Ass?"
9ReplyI wouldn't describe that as somber. It actually sounds quite cheerful to me.
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I couldn't get my pp soft on command anyway.
21ReplyIf erection lasts more than four hours, call your doctor.
10Replyyeah, she'll know what to do
5ReplySend me her pics
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It's gotta be beaten back down.
8ReplyKetchup bottle ad
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Wait 30 years.
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This shit made me laugh so hard. I appreciate you OP!
17Replywhy even bother using the italian notation if you're just gonna put the clunky english translation beside it? very soft pp.
4ReplyOP, what's wrong with them calling you 'mister fantastic'?
4ReplyRitard is short for ritardando. It means slow down playing at this point. The “You” above it is probably just coincidental lyrics
0Reply"die" is probably from a german song. It's the article for female nouns (or plurals). Couldn't guess the song though based on those three notes.
0Replypp (very soft) is likely a reference to how the performer has trouble keeping his incredibly small penis erect. This can be common in any part of a song; it mostly depends on how much of a loser the performer is.
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