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Re: The London 2012 Olympic Stadium.
Originally Posted by Animal
(Post 10372987)
Or do you close your eyes as your sh*t at it so you think it's someone else playing ? ;)
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Re: The London 2012 Olympic Stadium.
Originally Posted by ultrarunner
(Post 10372982)
What prejudices, did you not read what I wrote above? Funny you should bring up teamwork but refuse to work with Canada Post wrt mailboxes eh?
Here is a shocker for ya...Gary Glitter was into music, look at where that got him :eek: Is that really the best argument you can come up with? Im guessing you didnt google the benefit yet. Canada post deliver my mail to a box a mile from my house, I occasionaly go and pick it up. That's as much teamwork as should reasonably be necessary as far as Im concerned. |
Re: The London 2012 Olympic Stadium.
Originally Posted by Animal
(Post 10372987)
Playing the guitar and drums at the same time must be difficult or are you a 'one man band'. Or do you close your eyes as your sh*t at it so you think it's someone else playing ? ;)
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Re: The London 2012 Olympic Stadium.
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 10372999)
Woooo, so was Jimmy Saville... Burn the musicians, burn them all...:confused:
Is that really the best argument you can come up with? Im guessing you didnt google the benefit yet. |
Re: The London 2012 Olympic Stadium.
Originally Posted by ultrarunner
(Post 10373005)
There are other things that have benefits man....does that mean it's a justification to have those programs in schools when budget is tight? No wonder you haven't been able to convince the kids school
Convince the kids school? No idea what you are smoking there. My kids school has a decent music program, although that was more of a happy coincidence of the move as far as we were concerned. Some of the music programs around here are outstanding. For example, Campbellford High Schools success is unreal considering the size of the place. |
Re: The London 2012 Olympic Stadium.
Why is anyone surprised that the olympics cost money. They always cost money, and they always lose money and the organizers always lie about it. Everyone knows this right?
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Re: The London 2012 Olympic Stadium.
My sincere aplogise I didn't realise your written English was so perfect
Originally Posted by ultrarunner
(Post 10372956)
I love music and play the guitar and drum with my eyes close.
Originally Posted by ultrarunner
(Post 10373001)
You obviously think you are being funny, but this is just dry
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Re: The London 2012 Olympic Stadium.
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 10373014)
The budget wouldn't be quite so tight if they hadnt spunked half a billion on a new stadium for West Ham (or whoever gets it in the end) in the east end.... that was kind of the initial point;)
I think I can get use this ignore thing, seeing that some elements are at it again trying to poke for a reaction. |
Re: The London 2012 Olympic Stadium.
So much for sincere apologies then yeah?
Your motives were clear I thought
Originally Posted by Animal
(Post 10373023)
My sincere aplogise I didn't realise your written English was so perfect
I thought it would have been something along the lines of "I love music and can play both the guitar and drums whilst my eyes are closed" The wink at the end of a statement normally means it is said tongue in cheek. One mans humour is another mans insult. |
Re: The London 2012 Olympic Stadium.
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 10372994)
Does this also involve sitting on his hand for ten minutes first?
Now that is a vision I don't want to think about ! |
Re: The London 2012 Olympic Stadium.
Originally Posted by ultrarunner
(Post 10373037)
It's a matter of demand and supply, surely you took Economics at some point? School music program just isn't 'sexy enough' to appeal to a wider audience. As a non-Hammers fan I could care less if they get it in the end, but at the end of the day I am a Londoner and happy to see the stadium in London ;)
I think I can get use this ignore thing, seeing that some elements are at it again trying to poke for a reaction. School Music is a soft target, as you say, its not sexy. Thats why its important to highlight the many positive benefits that spill over into other areas beyond just learning about music or how to play an instrument, and to try and defend the programs from the accountants axe Wouldnt you rather see the stadium in London actually being used for something rather than standing idle. Isnt that kind of the point of a stadium. Dont want it to turn into the North Korean Hotel of Doom. That was the original gist of this thread after all. Given that West Ham have been in the premiership for all but a few of the last 20 years, with all the money that goes with that, I just hope they have to pay a decent market rate for their new stadium, as most of the other clubs have had to do, rather than getting it at the tax payers expense. |
Re: The London 2012 Olympic Stadium.
If your idea of 'real subjects' is carpentary and music then kudos to you. I was also busy with Chemistry, Maths, Physics, Add maths that got me my engineering degree, but had the opportunity to take Econ when I firts got into secondary school.
As someone mentioned above, why is it a shocker that the olympics, Euro, world cup, IAAF meets cost money? Not worth getting your knickers in a twist over, and when was the last time you paid tax there anyway?
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 10373060)
I never did economics. not even home economics. I was too busy doing real subjects:D
School Music is a soft target, as you say, its not sexy. Thats why its important to highlight the many positive benefits that spill over into other areas beyond just learning about music or how to play an instrument, and to try and defend the programs from the accountants axe Wouldnt you rather see the stadium in London actually being used for something rather than standing idle. Isnt that kind of the point of a stadium. Dont want it to turn into the North Korean Hotel of Doom. That was the original gist of this thread after all. Given that West Ham have been in the premiership for all but a few of the last 20 years, with all the money that goes with that, I just hope they have to pay a decent market rate for their new stadium, as most of the other clubs have had to do, rather than getting it at the tax payers expense. |
Re: The London 2012 Olympic Stadium.
Looks like STEM is being devalued one post at a time. I think I'll go off and learn about Bach or something.
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Re: The London 2012 Olympic Stadium.
Originally Posted by ultrarunner
(Post 10373042)
So much for sincere apologies then yeah?
Your motives were clear I thought |
Re: The London 2012 Olympic Stadium.
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