You know your into math if you look at # and see a number sign, you know your into technology if you look at # and see a pound sign, and you know your into music if you look at # and see a sharp symbol. amirite?
Hmm, really? That's strange. Not the whole "every flat is equal to the sharp of the lower note", I know that's true, but for most instruments, E#/Fb doesn't exist. It just goes from D#/Eb to E to F. I play clarinet, not piano.
Yeah, that works. Anaverageboss and I know that all sharps have a corresponding flat, just some notes don't have them for whatever reason. Like B and C.
Math by your logic, but that's what I was taught it meant when I was little so how would I know otherwise until after it had been drilled into my head and this is one long runon sentence but I've seen longer.
this can be interpreted too may different ways. I see C# as in the programming language, but I also see C# the music note. I don't see how # (pound sign) means technology though, unless you are talking about twitter. :/
And you know you're into food if you look at # and see a waffle.
You know you're into Twitter if you look at # and see a hashtag.
And you know you're into proper grammar when you look at "your" being used improperly and fear for the future of humanity.
and if you're a kid at heart you see # and see an empty x's and o's board
o's and x's board*
Sorry it just feels wrong if it in the other order.
But it's supposed to be a knots and crosses board,
Not a crosses and knots board.
it's "naughts" and crosses, actually, "naught" being another word for zero...
Right, yes, sorry about that.
But still it's still naughts and crosses, not
crosses and naughts.
Or am I just weird?
No, I totally agree with you , crosses and naughts does sound weird.
Although I have to admit, I can't really say, seeing as how I know it as Tic-Tac-Toe...
All right, to each their own.
You kids are all crazy - isn't that tic-tac-toe?
One and the same, I know it as both.
It doesn't really come across as a sharp symbol unless there's a note in front of it, like E# (F in disguise).
/musician's inside joke
Fb* not F.
E# is the same as Fb, Just like G# is the same for Ab.
You sure your a musician? xD
What instrument do you play? On pianos, F is a half step up from E, making it E#.
Yes, usually __# is the same thing as (next note up)b, but there's no such thing as Fb.
On Trombone there is.
Every flat is equal to the sharp of the lower note.
On piano, I don't know, but..
On trombone there is.
Hmm, really? That's strange. Not the whole "every flat is equal to the sharp of the lower note", I know that's true, but for most instruments, E#/Fb doesn't exist. It just goes from D#/Eb to E to F. I play clarinet, not piano.
Lol.
Now I had to really think about it, you're right.
Sorry, I just chose a note to go with.
My bad.
I stand corrected.
How about Gb and F#.
Yeah, that works. Anaverageboss and I know that all sharps have a corresponding flat, just some notes don't have them for whatever reason. Like B and C.
Count that as my "Blonde Moment of the day" xD
And you have no life if you look at # and wonder which IRC channel it's talking about.
Math by your logic, but that's what I was taught it meant when I was little so how would I know otherwise until after it had been drilled into my head and this is one long runon sentence but I've seen longer.
I saw sharp, but it's not even musically, I was thinking C#
Last I checked C# was a music note.
I meant programming language
Ohhhhh. Gotcha.
you're you're *you're ASDFGSGDHDHFKGLGK
You know you're not into English when you use the wrong "you're"
I guess I'm into math :(
And you know you're ghetto when you see # and think of #SWAGGGG
I wonder where the ! is...
I HAVE CRUNCH BUT NO BANG..
i see the pound sign
was this an epic fail, or attempt at irony?
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this can be interpreted too may different ways. I see C# as in the programming language, but I also see C# the music note. I don't see how # (pound sign) means technology though, unless you are talking about twitter. :/
I looked at it and though "money" wtf does that mean...
You know you're a literary geek when you see an 'octothorpe'.
You don't have to be into math for the first one. You could just NOT be into technology or music.
Hashtaggggg