Screencap thread for Ai and Conan

[bluekaitou1412]

I also play the piano, and 2 other arab instruments which probably almost nobody here heard of.

Ao-kun, we shuld create a music band. I will let you play the piano and I'll be the lead singer. How about that?

Okay ^^

are you sure you want to create a band with an onion

WillKyouIshutDup?DI'mIsickNofGyou!

[AICHAN]

I also play the piano, and 2 other arab instruments which probably almost nobody here heard of.

Ao-kun, we shuld create a music band. I will let you play the piano and I'll be the lead singer. How about that?

Okay ^^

are you sure you want to create a band with an onion

WillKyouIshutDup?DI'mIsickNofGyou!

i was about to say something really bad,until i read what you wrote in white letters
so...does that mean the war is over? i renounce to Girls19's cookies,i prefer James cookies^^

[James Rye]

Great job! I liked the 2nd one the Ai with the flute

Me too, flutes FTW! ^^ (I play the flute)

Too bad it's GENTA flute...

..... double meaning guys..... double meaning...

I also play the piano, and 2 other arab instruments which probably almost nobody here heard of.

Ao-kun, we shuld create a music band. I will let you play the piano and I'll be the lead singer. How about that?

Okay ^^

are you sure you want to create a band with an onion

WillKyouIshutDup?DI'mIsickNofGyou!

i was about to say something really bad,until i read what you wrote in white letters
so...does that mean the war is over? i renounce to Girls19's cookies,i prefer James cookies^^

*is counting his mountain of yummy-yummy cookies which he saved thanks to Girl19´s cookies*
*hears Say-chans preference*
*see the hordes of cookie-hungry members who followed Say-chans words*

Woot? o.O"

[Kor]

Great job! I liked the 2nd one the Ai with the flute

Me too, flutes FTW! ^^ (I play the flute)

hey that's great^^ i only can play the flute

Sorry to break it to you people, but...

What Ai holds/plays is a RECORDER:

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What I play (since I dunno about you guys now) is the flute:

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The two MUST NOT be confuzed with  :P

so for the conversation, I play the flute, and since I'm in a music school (which will lead me to Berklee in Boston), I also play a bit on the piano and drums.

[Conia]

They are very similar... you can't blame me, my music knowledge level is below 0

[AICHAN]

I also play the piano, and 2 other arab instruments which probably almost nobody here heard of.

Ao-kun, we shuld create a music band. I will let you play the piano and I'll be the lead singer. How about that?

Okay ^^

are you sure you want to create a band with an onion

WillKyouIshutDup?DI'mIsickNofGyou!

i was about to say something really bad,until i read what you wrote in white letters
so...does that mean the war is over? i renounce to Girls19's cookies,i prefer James cookies^^

*is counting his mountain of yummy-yummy cookies which he saved thanks to Girl19´s cookies*
*hears Say-chans preference*
*see the hordes of cookie-hungry members who followed Say-chans words*

Woot? o.O"

LOLXD
sorry James,you have to bake a lot of special cookies for me
i'm tired to fight with an onionAo-kun

[Callid]

Everyone who's German is not guilty.
The word "Rekorder" is almost only used for cassette-recorders, yet the "recorder" is called "(Block)Flöte" (~ (block) flute) while the flute is called "Querflöte" (~ cross flute).

Confusion  is preprogrammed.

[Kor]

Everyone who's German is not guilty.
The word "Rekorder" is almost only used for cassette-recorders, yet the "recorder" is called "(Block)Flöte" (~ (block) flute) while the flute is called "Querflöte" (~ cross flute).

Confusion  is preprogrammed.

I knew as much. Once in my german class, I said (in german, obviously) that I play on a "Flöte" and the teacher automatically assumed that I meant to a "recorder", and it took me some time to explain her that I play on a different kind of flute.

[Girl19]

Sorry to break it to you people, but...

What Ai holds/plays is a RECORDER:

Spoiler:

What I play (since I dunno about you guys now) is the flute:

Spoiler:

The two MUST NOT be confuzed with  :P

so for the conversation, I play the flute, and since I'm in a music school (which will lead me to Berklee in Boston), I also play a bit on the piano and drums.

Sorry to break it to you Kor, but...

1. A recorder is a type of flute. It's actually called a "fipple flute".
2. I called it simply "flute" because that's how we usually call it in French: "flûte". Altought "Fipple flute" translates to "Flûte à bec".

For more info >> Fipple Flute or Recorder - and when you click on French, you get >> Flûte à bec

And yes, the one I play is similar to the one Ai was holding:

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My Flutes:

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hey that's great^^ i only can play the flute

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 c'est quoi les 2 autres instruments que tu sais jouer? pure curiosité LOLXD

You play the flute? Awesome! ^^ Another thing we have in common!

The other 2 arab instruments I play are the Arab Zither and the Arab Lute:

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My Arab Zither (Cithare Arabe):

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My Dad's Arab Lute (Luth Arabe) - still a beginner, my dad is teaching me how to play it:

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And just because I took pics of all my instruments, I also had to take one of my most favorite of all:

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My Piano:

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PS: Didn't want to turn this into a Music Topic, but I couldn't resist uploading piccies!
Next post will have some Ai and Conan screencaps.

[Kor]

Sorry to break it to you Kor, but...

1. A recorder is a type of flute. It's actually called a "fipple flute".
2. I called it simply "flute" because that's how we usually call it in French: "flûte". Altought "Fipple flute" translates to "Flûte à bec".

Sorry to break it to you (again), but...

in both the english AND the hebrew languages, there are two seperate words for a recorder and a flute (english - "recorder" and "flute"  ). If you are using the word "flute" to describe a recorder, you will obviously mislead someone. Proof: you misled me.
I never said a recorder isn't a flute, but in the english language, a flute is a flute, and a recorder is a recorder. You will rarely find someone who calls a flute a "fipple flute" these days.

[Girl19]

Sorry to break it to you (again), but...

in both the english AND the hebrew languages, there are two seperate words for a recorder and a flute (english - "recorder" and "flute"  :P). If you are using the word "flute" to describe a recorder, you will obviously mislead someone. Proof: you misled me.
I never said a recorder isn't a flute, but in the english language, a flute is a flute, and a recorder is a recorder. You will rarely find someone who calls a flute a "fipple flute" these days.

Sorry to break it to you again, but...

1. The way you talked to us and the way you said "it's a RECORDER", you made it sound as if you meant that recorders aren't types of flutes. And more importantly, you made sound as if we were wrong and you were right. So next time, maybe you should be more precise.

2. You can't say "there is flute and recorder" nor can you say "a flute is a flute and a recorder is a recorder" when a recorder is, once again, a type of flute. You should say "there are a lot of types of flutes, for instance.." and then give examples. The one I play is a recorder (or a fipple flute, yes, I like calling it like that even though, according to you, people don't call it like that that much, but it's still its other name ); and the one you play seems to me more the modern type, in a more common usage nowadays.


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Oh snap, no screencap.. Well, maybe later. =P

[Girl19]

are you sure you want to create a band with an onion

I'll only take the risk because he's a ninja onion.

Too bad it's GENTA flute...

LOL, must smell eel rice. ^^;

Okay ^^

Yaaaay, we'll call it the Onion Club!

i renounce to Girls19's cookies,i prefer James cookies^^

*is counting his mountain of yummy-yummy cookies which he saved thanks to Girl19´s cookies*

I did you a big favor, James-kun! You should thank me by bakingme one of your special Ai cookies.
AICHAN, I'm disappointed in you! First you diss my cakes, and now my cookies? You're harsh!

[Kor]

1. The way you talked to us and the way you said "it's a RECORDER", you made it sound as if you meant that recorders aren't types of flutes. And more importantly, you made sound as if we were wrong and you were right. So next time, maybe you should be more precise.

If you speak english, you speak ENGLISH. If in english, you want to say "recorder" you should say "recorder" You WERE wrong in that thing.

2. You can't say "there is flute and recorder" nor can you say "a flute is a flute and a recorder is a recorder" when a recorder is, once again, a type of flute. You should say "there are a lot of types of flutes, for instance.." and then give examples.

Please google "flute" and we'll see what comes more often - your "flute" or mine. In the english language, the term "flute" is generally used for my instrument.

and the one you play seems to me more the modern type, in a more common usage nowadays.

EXCUSE ME? 
True, the flute in the picture (and is like the one I play on) is obviously more modern, but the differences between that flute and the flutes (the exact same type) from 400 years ago aren't so big (sure, these is more mechanism in now days). Flutes (from the type I play) existed when Bach was alive, and Bach wrote full pieces for it.
Even in now days, you can still find wooden flutes that are built in the same way of those from 500 years ago.
I also have an indian flute which is not mechanical at all - it just has holes and is like the exact same thing from centuries ago.

I won't go without saying that recorders are more ancient than flutes, and are what flutes are based on, but if you go and tell someone in english that you play on the "flute", he wouldn't expect to find out you play on the recorder.

[Girl19]

If you speak english, you speak ENGLISH. If in english, you want to say "recorder" you should say "recorder" You WERE wrong in that thing.

LOL, you make it sound as if calling a recorder a flute is wrong. Guess what, it's not. Even in English, it's not wrong. I don't know which part of "a recorder is a type of flute" you still don't wanna get. And no, I wasn't wrong. Maybe I wasn't precise enough since I should have added "fipple" before "flute", but you are not precise at all when you say "a recorder is a recorder and a flute is a flute", that's just.. extremist, thus wrong.

Please google "flute" and we'll see what comes more often - your "flute" or mine. In the english language, the term "flute" is generally used for my instrument.

1. When I google it, I get both types (and other types too). It's true that I get the type you play more, but that's because, as I said, the one you play is more common because it's modern, not because the one I play isn't a flute. If it weren't a flute, I wouldn't get its picture at all, right?
2. Also, when I type "flute" in Wikipedia, I get this picture in the main article:

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The one I play is the second from the bottom.

EXCUSE ME? 
True, the flute in the picture (and is like the one I play on) is obviously more modern, but the differences between that flute and the flutes (the exact same type) from 400 years ago aren't so big (sure, these is more mechanism in now days). Flutes (from the type I play) existed when Bach was alive, and Bach wrote full pieces for it.
Even in now days, you can still find wooden flutes that are built in the same way of those from 500 years ago.
I also have an indian flute which is not mechanical at all - it just has holes and is like the exact same thing from centuries ago.

I won't go without saying that recorders are more ancient than flutes, and are what flutes are based on, but if you go and tell someone in english that you play on the "flute", he wouldn't expect to find out you play on the recorder.

1. I don't see why you're getting mad? Are we fighting? I thought we were just discussing.. lol I didn't say that your flute was created yesterday, I only said it was more modern compared to the one I play. What's wrong with being modern? Nothing. There's no big difference between them, the shape and the materials are different, but it's almost the same principle when you wanna play them. But then again, you keep insisting that a recorder is not a flute which is absolutely wrong.
2. You say that if I go and tell someone that I play the flute, he will assume I play the modern type? Then why did you say in a previous post that you teacher thought you were playing the "recorder" when you told her you play the flute? You're contradicting yourself, since, according to your teacher, a recorder is more known to her than the modern types.
3. You said, in that same post: "and it took me some time to explain her that I play on a different kind of flute.". So you do admit that a recorder is a type of flute too. Then why all this discussion?

[Kor]

LOL, you make it sound as if calling a recorder a flute is wrong. Guess what, it's not. Even in English, it's not wrong. I don't know which part of "a recorder is a type of flute" you still don't wanna get. And no, I wasn't wrong. Maybe I wasn't precise enough since I should have added "fipple" before "flute", but you are not precise at all when you say "a recorder is a recorder and a flute is a flute", that's just.. extremist, thus wrong.

this issue should actually be brought to someone who is more familiar with the english language. I don't mind to mail my english teacher from high school or my editor and ask them what they think.

1. When I google it, I get both types (and other types too). It's true that I get the type you play more, but that's because, as I said, the one you play is more common because it's modern, not because the one I play isn't a flute.

It has nothing to do with modernity. It's just more common. You will have a hard time to find the recorder in the orchestra, and I speculate that many music writers don't really know what to do with the Recorder. (I'm not trying to bash the Recorder btw. I actually respect people who try to play at it profecionally.)

2. Also, when I type "flute" in Wikipedia, I get this picture in the main article:

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The one I play is the second from the bottom.

Now I feel like you are trying to insult my intelligence. I played on the recorder too for 5 years (as part of the elementary school classes) but I always knew I wanted to play on the Flute, and after three years of playing both instruments, I had to stop with one.

2. You say that if I go and tell someone that I play the flute, he will assume I play the modern type? Then why did you say in a previous post that you teacher thought you were playing the "recorder" when you told her you play the flute? You're contradicting yourself, since, according to your teacher, a recorder is more known to her than the modern types.

please reread Calid's post (which I quoted). I just commented that I know he is correct and even gave an example from my experience why in german it's not obvious.

1. I don't see why you're getting mad? Are we fighting? I thought we were just discussing.. lol I didn't say that your flute was created yesterday, I only said it was more modern compared to the one I play. What's wrong with being modern? Nothing. There's no big difference between them, the shape and the materials are different, but it's almost the same principle when you wanna play them. But then again, you keep insisting that a recorder is not a flute which is absolutely wrong.

You're right, I am getting mad over nothing, but every kind of instrument is individual and special, and to see back then that you called a Recorder, a (by what I'm used to) "Flute" just got me mad, because a flute is the instrument I'm playing on, and I'm used to think of "flute" as flute.
How would an Alto Saxophone player feel if someone commented on all the saxophones to be the same, when clearly they aren't? (I have to say though that every good saxophone player I know can play on every one of them.)
Or even better example - someone would say to a cornet player that he plays good on the "trumpet" - true, the two instruments are very similiar, but they are not the same thing.

EDIT: and about the "a recorder is a recorder and a flute is a flute" thing. What I meant is that the english language gave us a name for the recorder, thus in an english conversation, if one wants to say a Recorder, he should use the word which the english language has, and not simply say it as "flute" because as I said, that name would be used normally for the flute that I play on. It was none of my means to say that a recorder isn't a type of flute,