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I'm picking up a copy of the Pischna excersises today, and I'm wonderng if there is any particular edition you recommend.
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Shrek, just run down to your local international airport there in Maple Ridge and corner one ot them single-haired guys in the pink saffron bathrobes.
The Hari Krishna Pischna is superb.
(You might be to young to remember those bozos.)
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Totally doesn't matter.
Pick the one that's easiest to read.
"If we continually try to force a child to do what he is afraid to do, he will become more timid, and will use his brains and energy, not to explore the unknown, but to find ways to avoid the pressures we put on him." (John Holt) www.pianoped.comwww.youtube.com/user/UIPianoPed
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Originally posted by RKVS1:
Shrek, just run down to your local international airport there in Maple Ridge and corner one ot them single-haired guys in the pink saffron bathrobes.
The Hari Krishna Pischna is superb.
(You might be to young to remember those bozos.)
bob Gee, Bob; in our local aiport they were orange saffron ... Cheers!
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those poor hungry boys... I met some on the plaza. They are just adorable in those colors. I was messing with one of them. He told me why they were vegetarian and I asked him "If we are supposed to be vegetarians, how come animals are made of meat?"* We laughed for 20 minutes.
*(from a bumpersticker)
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love and peace, Õun (apple in Estonian)
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What are you guys talking about? lol
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The only Pischna I ever saw was Schirmer.
I consider myself a second order vegetarian, eating either vegetables, or things that themselves eat vegetables.
(No dogs, lions, cats...)
There is no end of learning. -Robert Schumann Rules for Young Musicians
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You lost me...
Is this an old person thing, then?
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Which thing, Gold? The Pischna, the Krishna, the uncontrollable laughter, or eating only pre-chewed vegetables?  Bob Oh, ok. The Hari Krishna is a religious order, originally from India, that became well known in the United States during the 60's and 70's, due in part to references made to them in some Beatles songs. (ahemmm ... a popular British band of the time) They made money by soliciting (or begging) or trading tracts with gaudy covers for "donations", mainly in airports, where their shaved heads and orange flowing robes were an unwelcome sight to many. They tended to be annoyingly persistent. Most airports eventually banned them by maybe the mid 80's or so. They were a part of the pop culture at that time and mentioned by many a stand up comedian when they needed a benchmarked reference for annoying or strange.
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