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  1. Originally posted by thunderbolt:Again:
    In MUSICAL context (let's say it again because you read dictionaries but not posts: in MUSICAL context) the accurate term is "Bis". You are searching the root, not the word actually used. Why a musician should know this ? Because is a musical TERM used in MUSICAL context such as the word "Coda". I don't think you say "The yet was very good" when you mean the encore was very good. (Well, maybe you do)
    And if you have the time, look for MUSICAL and CONTEXT in your pocket dictionary, so you can understand what I meant.


  2. No way!!!! I wish there was somewhere I could read him talking about THAT!
  3. Originally posted by thunderbolt:[..]

    Again:
    In MUSICAL context (let's say it again because you read dictionaries but not posts: in MUSICAL context) the accurate term is "Bis". You are searching the root, not the word actually used. Why a musician should know this ? Because is a musical TERM used in MUSICAL context such as the word "Coda". I don't think you say "The yet was very good" when you mean the encore was very good. (Well, maybe you do)
    And if you have the time, look for MUSICAL and CONTEXT in your pocket dictionary, so you can understand what I meant.


    Hahaha...just read this in Sergio's post where he quoted you and subsequently went

    And I have to say, I would agree with him....quite hostile
  4. Originally posted by EyesWithPrideB3:[..]

    Hahaha...just read this in Sergio's post where he quoted you and subsequently went

    And I have to say, I would agree with him....quite hostile


    Hostile? Nah. Maybe some Cinderella hearts go to pieces but I'm sure therapy will restore them into acceptably regular life.
  5. Originally posted by thunderbolt:[..]

    Again:
    In MUSICAL context (let's say it again because you read dictionaries but not posts: in MUSICAL context) the accurate term is "Bis". You are searching the root, not the word actually used. Why a musician should know this ? Because is a musical TERM used in MUSICAL context such as the word "Coda". I don't think you say "The yet was very good" when you mean the encore was very good. (Well, maybe you do)
    And if you have the time, look for MUSICAL and CONTEXT in your pocket dictionary, so you can understand what I meant.


    If you have the time, maybe you look up the difference between a noun and an adverb.
    Bis may be the accurate term - but not the only one. Same as french rappel, bis and encore.

    No reason to get pissed btw.
  6. Originally posted by yeah:[..]

    If you have the time, maybe you look up the difference between a noun and an adverb.
    Bis may be the accurate term - but not the only one. Same as french rappel, bis and encore.

    No reason to get pissed btw.


    So, according to you way of thinking, in french (I notice you use it so I assume you know it) if you ask for a kiss, "baiser", you'll be ok. But guess what? Given the context you'd be actually asking for a fuck. In the USA if you say Jesus out of the religious context, you'd be out of your poilitical manners. That's called grammar, babe. If you can tell an adverb from a noun you should (which by the way is an excellent hint of intelligence) notice this.

    And yes, it's enough pissin' having to tell you this things because you just don't understand. Sorry if I broke your heart, big boy, but you're strong. Keep on reading!



  7. You nearly got it. But you gave some (hardly accurate) examples for pragmatics.

    No worries, Patsy. I still adore you.
  8. Why didn't they play SBS twice? Mwu ha ha
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