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joshl last edited by
Happy Father's Day!
Not that it's the day of my father who's happy, but... You know.Also, it's River's Day in Liverpool & Merseyside, England. Don't drown there!
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joshl last edited by
Temps drop.
See my new thread for another "something"...
Mars rover Curiosity's exploring a next rock:) -
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lem729 last edited by
A better question would be simply, "why are their so many haters?" The phenomenon is broader than Opera.
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Deleted User last edited by
They will always exist, however the problem is when one of them or many of them start to be boring and try to convince other they are right.
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joshl last edited by
No, if you say (write) "Opera" - it's a browser, but opera is a... er.. theatrical-musical genre.
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linuxmint7 last edited by
No, if you say (write) "Opera" - it's a browser, but opera is a... er.. theatrical-musical genre.
I hate it. :lol:I say Figaro to that.
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joshl last edited by
Figaro is an opera? Ah, maybe; I saw a theatrical version, if I remember correctly.
By the way, I can handle a very basic Italian - learned on TV in my childhood.
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lem729 last edited by
Well, there's some famous Russian Opera. Like Boris Godunov. What is it the walrus said: "The time has come,/To talk of many things:/Of shoes--and ships--and sealing-wax--/Of cabbages--and kings." Boris G. gives you the Kings part. I'm not aware of Russian opera though that gives you the "shoes, ships, and sealing wax."
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Deleted User last edited by
No, if you say (write) "Opera" - it's a browser, but opera is a... er.. theatrical-musical genre.
I hate it. :lol:Ok, then
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Deleted User last edited by
I mean I will use the word "opera" I'm the right way.
How did you meet the new Opera?
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