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Tenor vs. Bass |
Posted by: Darth-Apple - July 16th, 2014 at 7:05 PM - Forum: Media & Entertainment
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Lately it seems that pop music has been pushing more and more towards tenor domination territory as far as male singers are concerned. The majority of male artists today in the pop genre are tenors (or at least try to be), and those with lower voices are left for other genres more often than not. (Country, etc...)
I think it's interesting to see artists do something outside of the norm as far as that's concerned, but I must say, I much prefer the tenor side of things myself. What is your preference?
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Second Ammendment |
Posted by: Darth-Apple - July 14th, 2014 at 3:25 PM - Forum: Current Events
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I fully believe that the second amendment is a good thing and that it ought to be upheld, but if you are literally walking down the street in a public area with an open gun near a lot of families, you are going to cause some concern and should expect someone to question your behavior. Not only that, but when the police (who you ought to be working with to protect public safety) question you as to why you are carrying a large weapon in a family area, you're going to sound suspicious when your response is "I'm not answering any more of your questions" and "it's my right."
Don't get me wrong. I'm not necessarily arguing that open carry is a bad thing. There have been numerous studies that have shown that civilians can have a major effect reducing casualties during mass shootings, which shouldn't be surprising. My overall feeling is that banning guns would do nothing to prevent them from getting into the wrong hands, but would prevent them from getting into the hands of those who intend to protect the public. The police can't be everywhere at every time. However, that said, refusing to cooperate with the police when you are causing a genuine suspicion is asking for trouble and is flat out irresponsible towards the public in general.
Although this is no new debate, what is your overall opinion of guns and gun control today?
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Lyrics stuck in your head |
Posted by: Mohawk - July 13th, 2014 at 9:37 PM - Forum: General Discussion
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We've all heard catchy songs before, but do you have any song lyrics stuck in your head? Tell us!
Currently, I have the main lyric from Maroon 5's song "Maps" stuck in my head:
Quote:The map that leads to you
Ain't nothing I can do
The map that leads to you
Following, following, following to you
The map that leads to you
Ain't nothing I can do
The map that leads to you
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Hey There |
Posted by: Mohawk - July 13th, 2014 at 9:35 PM - Forum: Introductions
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Hi, I'm Mohawk (but I don't mind being called Shane or Russ, I'll explain later) and I am an 18 year old high school senior. I am the creator of Stenix OS, an upcoming Linux distribution that aims to please the end-user's needs while not including un-necessary clutter in the distro. Other than that, I like anime, web design and gaming too.
Anyways, I go by the names I said on top cause Shane is my real name but I sometimes go under the alias of Russell out of boredom and the need of change every now and then. I chose my nickname cause the mohawk is my favorite hairstyle and would like to get one sometime. School won't allow it under their dress code though. Anyways, I will be making a Skype soon so if you'd like to chat, feel free to PM me for it. Thank you!
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