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Nice work. Sounds pretty decent for a beginner. I see you uploaded this 2.5 years ago. Do you have anything more recent?

I liked your joke about party-horns (sans-genes / without shame). I had a private laugh to myself as in American english we like mixing up expressions from other languages into a hodge-podge of expressions that would probably be shameful to anyone truly familiar with the various source languages...

@OBriensMusic To add to this explanation, the tenor banjo (4 strings), IS played the same as the tenor guitar, which also has four strings.

@nascarman55 "And I would walk five miles for you, and I would walk five miles more, just to be the one who walked five miles to bring you to my door." --Sorry, that you walked five miles made me think of the classic Proclaimers song.

The website is back up. The site got overloaded by all the traffic after it appeared on Travel Channel.

Of course he locked his knees. I used to be in a boy's choir and I recall one concert where the air was particularly stuffy and three or four boys hit the deck.

@Katnissmockingjay12 / I just never thought I would be able to like this song. Now I realize it is not the fault of the song, rather the fault of the person of sang the song. Nice job guys!

Sadly, it appears that this is a quote taken from A Pillar of Iron (1965), a fictionalized account of the life of Cicero by Taylor Caldwell. While this does not conclusively mean that he did not say it, or something similar to it, I can not find anything linking the actual Cicero to this statemen...

Sadly, it appears that this is a quote taken from A Pillar of Iron (1965), a fictionalized account of the life of Cicero by Taylor Caldwell. While this does not conclusively mean that he did not say it, or something similar to it, I can not find anything linking the actual Cicero to this statemen...

Sadly, it appears that this is a quote taken from A Pillar of Iron (1965), a fictionalized account of the life of Cicero by Taylor Caldwell. While this does not conclusively mean that he did not say it, or something similar to it, I can not find anything linking the actual Cicero to this statemen...

Sounds like it will be irresistible! Will your cousin, Brett, be there by any chance?

Sounds so much better than bieber.

@ThreePipeProblems Then who are all these zombies? (Robert Heinlein shoutout)

I agree. The acoustics on the laugh was great. I was in my cube at work listening to this, and when the laugh started, I had to remove my headphones to make sure someone wasn't doing an evil laugh over the company PA system.

What is the brand of accordion that Brett is playing?

@isinBohemianRhapsody You mean "Andre Brown" don't you?

The glasses push is perfect.

I bet you could easily load a motorcycle engine revving sound patch on that keytar. VROOOMMMM!!!!! Either that, or have Kate make the noise with her mouth. It would be quite hilarious.

This might be a good song, but I can't tell because the maraca is too loud compared to the uke. And the lyrics are spotty due to the same reason.

No, it would be a Cigar Box Dulcimer (CBD). :-)

I love this song. I often do several New Christy Minstrels songs when I do shows at nursing homes. I do Preacher and the Bear, Springfield Fair, and Today.

Those Farmer drumkits are neat. Sounds like you can play the guitar really well, but your microphone does not pick it up really well. Since the drums are setting the auto attunuation level high, it filters out most of the guitar. You should try micing the two instruments separately and feeding ...

Dude! Mythbusters didn't say it was impossible to look like idiot in floating shoes. Mythbusters said that floating shoes, as a means of stealthily traversing a waterway was in possible. You would be totally exhausted by the time you got to shore, you would have no energy for showing your ninj...

Right. It does not matter that all the stuff was there, it was out of order. If the assistant's job is to inspect those every day and return them to a "ready" state, then that is what they should do.