You know you're a sniveling liberal when...
JakobVirgil wrote:
ruveyn wrote:
JakobVirgil wrote:
. . . when the new challenging program at the symphony does not bother you one bit.
Are you presuming that politically conservative folk cannot appreciated good music? If so, that is a rather snide and bigoted attitude. I am sure William F. Buckley Junyah appreciated good symphonic music.
ruveyn
Oh you get me wrong I am assuming that "challenging" new program is mostly unlistenable.
Do you also make fun of other cripples?
ruveyn
Telefunkenfan wrote:
pandabear wrote:
When you enjoy international travel.
When you take the time to learn foreign languages.
When you try to understand issues more deeply that what Faux News presents.
When you think that 2 weeks of annual leave per year is for the dogs.
When you think that the work week should be reduced to 40 hours.
When you try to eat right and exercise regularly.
When you listen to classical music stations.
When you take the time to learn foreign languages.
When you try to understand issues more deeply that what Faux News presents.
When you think that 2 weeks of annual leave per year is for the dogs.
When you think that the work week should be reduced to 40 hours.
When you try to eat right and exercise regularly.
When you listen to classical music stations.
The above aren't strictly liberal actions. I am a Constitutionalist and an economic Conservative.
I speak 3 languages, listen to classical music daily ( Baroque era works are my favorite), over worked and try bitterly to keep in good health( I say try for a reason...) . as for news I tend to use international as well as domestic sources( BBC, Pravda, Reuters, New York times, etc etc)
but my rights are not up for negotiation. My property is MINE to do with as I please;not my neighbors, not the HOA president not anyone else. My privacy isn't optional and yours isn't either! If ever I saw a failure in logical thinking it would have to be John Maynard Keynes and anyone who honestly thinks that more government/regulation?taxation will do anything but hinder growth. A mixture of nationalism( buy American before you buy Chinese) and laissez-faire would work far far better than this bailout garbage.this does not mean we should shut out the world. we do best when we are the manufacturer of goods rather than the consumer of them.
Sorry, but you're a LIBERAL!
"Conservatives" only listen to certain Nashville music (but they HATE the Dixie Chix, or any act that is overly sexy).
If you're going to listen to classical music, then you will have to tune into public radio, which "Conservatives" hate more than mainstream commercial channels.
You're just a fake conservative.
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pandabear wrote:
Telefunkenfan wrote:
pandabear wrote:
When you enjoy international travel.
When you take the time to learn foreign languages.
When you try to understand issues more deeply that what Faux News presents.
When you think that 2 weeks of annual leave per year is for the dogs.
When you think that the work week should be reduced to 40 hours.
When you try to eat right and exercise regularly.
When you listen to classical music stations.
When you take the time to learn foreign languages.
When you try to understand issues more deeply that what Faux News presents.
When you think that 2 weeks of annual leave per year is for the dogs.
When you think that the work week should be reduced to 40 hours.
When you try to eat right and exercise regularly.
When you listen to classical music stations.
The above aren't strictly liberal actions. I am a Constitutionalist and an economic Conservative.
I speak 3 languages, listen to classical music daily ( Baroque era works are my favorite), over worked and try bitterly to keep in good health( I say try for a reason...) . as for news I tend to use international as well as domestic sources( BBC, Pravda, Reuters, New York times, etc etc)
but my rights are not up for negotiation. My property is MINE to do with as I please;not my neighbors, not the HOA president not anyone else. My privacy isn't optional and yours isn't either! If ever I saw a failure in logical thinking it would have to be John Maynard Keynes and anyone who honestly thinks that more government/regulation?taxation will do anything but hinder growth. A mixture of nationalism( buy American before you buy Chinese) and laissez-faire would work far far better than this bailout garbage.this does not mean we should shut out the world. we do best when we are the manufacturer of goods rather than the consumer of them.
Sorry, but you're a LIBERAL!
"Conservatives" only listen to certain Nashville music (but they HATE the Dixie Chix, or any act that is overly sexy).
If you're going to listen to classical music, then you will have to tune into public radio, which "Conservatives" hate more than mainstream commercial channels.
You're just a fake conservative.
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pandabear wrote:
Telefunkenfan wrote:
pandabear wrote:
When you enjoy international travel.
When you take the time to learn foreign languages.
When you try to understand issues more deeply that what Faux News presents.
When you think that 2 weeks of annual leave per year is for the dogs.
When you think that the work week should be reduced to 40 hours.
When you try to eat right and exercise regularly.
When you listen to classical music stations.
When you take the time to learn foreign languages.
When you try to understand issues more deeply that what Faux News presents.
When you think that 2 weeks of annual leave per year is for the dogs.
When you think that the work week should be reduced to 40 hours.
When you try to eat right and exercise regularly.
When you listen to classical music stations.
The above aren't strictly liberal actions. I am a Constitutionalist and an economic Conservative.
I speak 3 languages, listen to classical music daily ( Baroque era works are my favorite), over worked and try bitterly to keep in good health( I say try for a reason...) . as for news I tend to use international as well as domestic sources( BBC, Pravda, Reuters, New York times, etc etc)
but my rights are not up for negotiation. My property is MINE to do with as I please;not my neighbors, not the HOA president not anyone else. My privacy isn't optional and yours isn't either! If ever I saw a failure in logical thinking it would have to be John Maynard Keynes and anyone who honestly thinks that more government/regulation?taxation will do anything but hinder growth. A mixture of nationalism( buy American before you buy Chinese) and laissez-faire would work far far better than this bailout garbage.this does not mean we should shut out the world. we do best when we are the manufacturer of goods rather than the consumer of them.
Sorry, but you're a LIBERAL!
"Conservatives" only listen to certain Nashville music (but they HATE the Dixie Chix, or any act that is overly sexy).
If you're going to listen to classical music, then you will have to tune into public radio, which "Conservatives" hate more than mainstream commercial channels.
You're just a fake conservative.
Actually he sounds more like someone that needs to find better news sources, though if he likes those news sources, that's his business.
I also couldn't care less what music he listens to and if he likes the music written by the Dixie Chicks, could care less, I just think the Dixie Chicks are total morons when it comes to issues outside of their music videos.
Furthermore, reason Conservatives can't stand NPR has to do with the fact they are pushing their partisan views while receiving taxpayer money. If NPR was a privately funded entity like MSNBC, then we really wouldn't care care less, we would just choose not to listen to NPR.
Inuyasha wrote:
Furthermore, reason Conservatives can't stand NPR has to do with the fact they are pushing their partisan views while receiving taxpayer money. If NPR was a privately funded entity like MSNBC, then we really wouldn't care care less, we would just choose not to listen to NPR.
Nah, it's just over your heads. As is the classical music they play.
pandabear wrote:
If you're going to listen to classical music, then you will have to tune into public radio, which "Conservatives" hate more than mainstream commercial channels.
You know you're a sniveling liberal when ...
... you're unaware that there are commercial classical music stations in most major U.S. cities.
psychohist wrote:
pandabear wrote:
If you're going to listen to classical music, then you will have to tune into public radio, which "Conservatives" hate more than mainstream commercial channels.
You know you're a sniveling liberal when ...
... you're unaware that there are commercial classical music stations in most major U.S. cities.
You can also find them on TV for that matter.
Pandabear wrote:
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If you're going to listen to classical music, then you will have to tune into public radio, which "Conservatives" hate more than mainstream commercial channels.
Don't have to tune into anything, just download it from iTunes or Amazon.
Doesn't take a genious to figure that out...........
psychohist wrote:
pandabear wrote:
If you're going to listen to classical music, then you will have to tune into public radio, which "Conservatives" hate more than mainstream commercial channels.
You know you're a sniveling liberal when ...
... you're unaware that there are commercial classical music stations in most major U.S. cities.
please there are only 34 in the whole country.
and three of them are in boston.
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JakobVirgil wrote:
psychohist wrote:
pandabear wrote:
If you're going to listen to classical music, then you will have to tune into public radio, which "Conservatives" hate more than mainstream commercial channels.
You know you're a sniveling liberal when ...
... you're unaware that there are commercial classical music stations in most major U.S. cities.
please there are only 34 in the whole country.
and three of them are in boston.
Explains why I can listen to classical music online, or on cable TV.
Raptor wrote:
Or just go to Youtube..........
One of my fav peices.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Af372EQLck[/youtube]
One of my fav peices.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Af372EQLck[/youtube]
I prefer a more allegro version. the one on my ipod is slightly more up-tempo than even this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkSp8wc8 ... re=related
Also incredible:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OAXCy3YS54
turn it up!
movement 2 of a very nice string serenade (the rest of the movements are also easy to find):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdIW-Pv3 ... re=related
The good thing about radio is that it can expose you to new artists, new versions, and new art.
This is only movements 2 and 3; 1 is wonderful, and you don't get to fully appreciate the full symphony, but this gives you an idea.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rtYrWmasUI
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psychohist wrote:
pandabear wrote:
If you're going to listen to classical music, then you will have to tune into public radio, which "Conservatives" hate more than mainstream commercial channels.
You know you're a sniveling liberal when ...
... you're unaware that there are commercial classical music stations in most major U.S. cities.
A Sniveling Liberal would find them, if available, but still prefer commercial-free classical music.
A Sniveling Liberal would also make use of the public library, and go to public museums.
Inuyasha wrote:
psychohist wrote:
pandabear wrote:
If you're going to listen to classical music, then you will have to tune into public radio, which "Conservatives" hate more than mainstream commercial channels.
You know you're a sniveling liberal when ...
... you're unaware that there are commercial classical music stations in most major U.S. cities.
You can also find them on TV for that matter.
PBS does often have some good music on TV, now that you mention it. Still, if you are in your car, public radio is the best. You can't watch TV in your car.
