The Devil's Music

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

Careful, friends, to avoid these tracks in 2019. Rock'n'roll is still the Devil's music even after all these years.

[Sally Paulson]

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As someone who visits Canada often for medical reasons, I will never understand how anyone considers the French language to be sexy.

Every Canadian I've talked to feels the same: the doctors, the nurses, random people who apologize after I bump into them, everybody.

[Scoutman03]

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As someone who visits Canada often for medical reasons, I will never understand how anyone considers the French language to be sexy.

Every Canadian I've talked to feels the same: the doctors, the nurses, random people who apologize after I bump into them, everybody.

I've learned some french, and it's definitely not my favorite. I like German though. Fun to learn and speak.

[Dr Laurence Niles]

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I like German though. Fun to learn and speak.

That’s in pretty poor taste. Did you know that hundreds if not thousand of joos died in mysterious circumstances in the War because of the Germans?

Don’t you even history, much?

YIC

[MitzaLizalor]

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I've learned some french, and it's definitely not my favorite. I like German though. Fun to learn and speak.

Hi .. again

Never managed to learn German but it's definitely my next attempt at a language with a small vocabulary. Did get a prize for some French way back; they had nothing much to say. Other historical languages record some interesting discussions which in many cases were unwelcome in their own time. Perhaps you could think of one?

Microtonal variations (usually in singing) were used to express emotional objections back then. They set your nerves on edge just as some sounds (the same sounds) now have a similar effect. In your next post, perhaps after searching what those sounds were, you could explain how music reinforcing God's values differs from music promoting mysticism.

[Scoutman03]

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Hi .. again

Never managed to learn German but it's definitely my next attempt at a language with a small vocabulary. Did get a prize for some French way back; they had nothing much to say. Other historical languages record some interesting discussions which in many cases were unwelcome in their own time. Perhaps you could think of one?

Microtonal variations (usually in singing) were used to express emotional objections back then. They set your nerves on edge just as some sounds (the same sounds) now have a similar effect. In your next post, perhaps after searching what those sounds were, you could explain how music reinforcing God's values differs from music promoting mysticism.

Hi, I just want to say good luck with German, It's known to be a pretty hard language to learn. (I haven't really mastered it yet either). As for microtonal singing, Sounds with higher pitches and shorter lengths are more off putting than lower, longer pitches. This may have something to do with earlier humans, associated a scream or distressed yells (High, short pitches) with danger, such as a bear attacking another person. While lower, shorter pitches were associated with communication of food or water, a pleasant thought for survival. (Just a theory though). As for differing God's Values and Mysticism, I don't know. Maybe enlighten me?

[Scoutman03]

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That’s in pretty poor taste. Did you know that hundreds if not thousand of joos died in mysterious circumstances in the War because of the Germans?

Don’t you even history, much?

YIC

Well, if it helps with "Poor Taste" I also know some French and I'm pretty solid with Spanish. Either way, that's your opinion. And I am fully aware of the Holocaust and Hitler who was German. And do you mean Jews? Spellcheck much?

[Didymus Much]

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...And I am fully aware of the Holocaust and Hitler who was German...

Except he was Austrian, not German. Factcheck much?

[Scoutman03]

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Except he was Austrian, not German. Factcheck much?

This is true, but the Holocaust took place in Germany and Europe.

[MitzaLizalor]

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...wait ...what? .There were two. holocausts?

[Basilissa]

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This is true, but the Holocaust took place in Germany and Europe.

I thought Germany was in Europe? Are they brexiting, too?

...wait ...what? .There were two. holocausts?

Well, there was the much less publicized Armenian holocaust in Turkey, but last time I checked, Turkey was not a part of Europe.

[Joanna Lytton-Vasey]

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This is true, but the Holocaust took place in Germany and Europe.

I thought Germany was in Europe? Are they brexiting, too?

Well quite! The My Lai skirmish took place in Vietnam, but that didn't make LBJ Vietnamese.

[Scoutman03]

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I thought Germany was in Europe? Are they brexiting, too?

Well, there was the much less publicized Armenian holocaust in Turkey, but last time I checked, Turkey was not a part of Europe.

Oh, thanks for pointing out my mistake. I meant the rest of Europe. I wonder why the Armenian Holocaust wasn't as reacted to as Hitler's Holocaust.

[Joanna Lytton-Vasey]

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Oh, thanks for pointing out my mistake. I meant the rest of Europe. I wonder why the Armenian Holocaust wasn't as reacted to as Hitler's Holocaust.

Գուցե, քանի որ ոչ ոք չի խոսում հայերեն:

[Basilissa]

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Գուցե, քանի որ ոչ ոք չի խոսում հայերեն:

Լավ կետ, քույր!