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True confessions time: I don't think I've ever actually knowingly heard an Oasis song until just this very moment. Also, I think I had them confused (or not confused so much as kind of assumed they were the same thing) with Coldplay (who I also haven't ever knowingly heard). Coldplay's the one that is constantly referencing The Beatles, right?

This is what happens when you work around music -- you spend so much time listening to the Icelandic music for bass clarinet that the stuff everyone else knows slides right by.

Last night when I opened Firefox on my laptop I got a page of sports scores, instead of all the tabs I had open before -- tabs with things I needed to read, potential Christmas gifts, reminders to myself. I had to double check that it was even my computer (sports scores!). :D I was very sad that all my tabs had been deleted, though. I can't remember exactly where/what most of them were, unfortunately.

Today my French class was a little less boring (because we were finally learning something new) but infinitely more frustrating. Look, I'm very fast at grammar exercises, and part of that is because I'm excellent at copying the pattern of the example. Whether this is teaching me what I actually need to learn, who knows, but it does mean that I'm going to argue with the teacher if he comes up with random sentences for answers that don't follow the sentence pattern as set out in the book (and that don't even include the thing we're trying to learn, argh). Plus he kept saying the wrong version of lequel/laquelle/lesquels/lesquelles, which was just confusing the people in the class who were having a hard time. This class is just really not working for me.

I am coasting through this day on French class annoyance. Whee.

Date: 2008-10-23 07:42 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] liquid-siftings.livejournal.com
actually, it's Oasis, who constantly compare themselves to The Beatles (in the sense that they are both British bands, this has some truth to it ;-) ). Coldplay are the ones who took Radiohead's sound (before they went hyper-esoteric) and made it pop-pier.

*Note: all opinions & snark are strictly IMHO

** French prof note: Having taught French, I have sympathy for the making-verbal-mistakes-while-teaching; however, I did strive to avoid the ones that concerned the grammar being taught.

Date: 2008-10-23 10:41 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] liquid-siftings.livejournal.com
thank you for not paying attention to the random comma I threw in after "Oasis".

...and speaking of Canadian artists, I just saw k d lang a couple of weeks back (swoon!).

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