Comments by "Timothy Neumann" (@timothyneumann6586) on "Feli from Germany" channel.

  1. The quavers or 8th notes, 16th notes, and 32nd notes have some kind of hemi, demi, or semi in some kind of order. A parallel kind of thing is also kind of like the syllables for the accentuation of the Classical Greek words, oxytone (last syllable for the acute accent), paroxytone (second to last syllable), and proparoxytone (third to last syllable). The circumflex accent is called penult (last syllable) and antepenult (second to last syllable).
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  2. West Coast Choppers about the most persnickety way of trying to find a way of finding fault with something that you just have to find fault with because you didn't design the thing yourself.
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  3. Humeis (nominative), Humown (genitive), Humin (dative), and Humas (accusative) is a transliteration of the Greek word for Y'all.
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  4. I tried making the Cincinnati chili a few times by doctoring canned chili. The addition is not bad. I also used an internet recipe. I was the only one in the house who thought it good. I eat my unpopular things too. Waste not. That's not what E. L. Doctorow is about, of course.
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  5. In California, a drive through dairy was more common than a drive through liquor store.
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  6. I hope both try to contribute 100% toward the success of your relationship if you want it to last. If one holds the promises over your head rather than working for the success, it will not work!
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  7. There was a von Neumann who was a low level guard in an internment camp. I despise that connection to my name. There are those who make hay about Neumann meaning stranger or foreigner. Obviously, we must be up to no good and are instantly able to think of strictures and anal retentive strategies for everything. Bill Hartman as the Anal Retentive Carpenter.
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  8. Learning styles is an important concern. Not all teachers are equally gifted in teaching to each style required by the students. When students and teachers mesh well, there is an extremely good relationship. Otherwise, there is a grating irritation, like the groaning of ice sheets frozen on Lake Huron in the winter. The waves under the ice cause the groaning of the ice.
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  9. I went to a high school with a communal shower in the boy's locker room. I didn't really feel comfortable in the shower or didn't have time. In college, there was a shower and toilet, with two sinks shared by up to 4 students per room.
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  10. In Hebrew accentuation, there are disjunctive accents. The silluq and soph pasuq are the end of the verse accents. The athnach is the next, sometimes having one to three revia in the limb of the athnach, which would be servi or subservient accents. There are also conjunctive accents like the salsalet and zarqa. The disjunctive indicate breaking the sentence into grammatical parts while the conjunctive continue the sense of clause. Many people don't take advantage of this light in the interpretation in difficult passages.
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  11. Yisroel Yeivin wrote an analysis of this if you're interested.
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  12. But there are those who think that, if the accent isn't native, it isn't the word that was meant to be spoken. Is it really understood if it is not properly phonated? There is also phonos (Greek for murder) versus phone (Greek for voice or noise). When Corinne Bailey Rae said, Go put your records on, etc. The hole was that of killing the Invisible Swordsman from The Three Amigos and making an already invisible man just disappear because he was on his invisible horse.
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  13. It's true that sidewalks vary neighborhood to neighborhood. It's a thing that did not exist in unincorporated county parts. Sidewalks often occurred in city proper. That was a thing. unincorporated county places don't have city services and are relying on the county exclusively for their services. It's a tax savings, but it can also have its share of headaches.
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  14. There are a few places that actually discourage nonpaying bathroom use. In San Francisco, there is a significant homeless population, over 7000 people. With the nonpaying, there are shelters, where a lot of people go to get off the street, public bathrooms in the parks and other places. There seems to be the openness on the part of the city fathers to the needs of the homeless, taking so many pains to cater to their place in society. They are so affirming to the way they are that there is really no pressure to mainstream them. This is not really the right venue to air this, but there is a difference between tourists and local homeless.
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  15. The Krang are those who are totally sick of options because they do not have definition if they are not really told specifically (sometimes violently) what to do.
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  16. In America, there are a lot of parents who expect their kids to serve their needs instead of parents serve the needs of their kids as they are to grow up and learn to be productive citizens. There are so many parents who think the gratification of being a parent is the fun times as you go along rather than the long slog of hoping and praying the child grows into a productive adult.
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  17. I'm really interested in the German versus American education differences. One thing in America is the stress on postsecondary education that, in some cases, only turns one into a Liberal Democrat agitator rather than a productive citizen. I don't know whether I paint with an overly broad brush on this point. There are a lot of people who really would appease the Mandrakes until they get rid of their acne, and then chop the Mandrakes up to get rid of the petrification. However, there is no true petrification. There was only the hope that things you didn't really care about presently were found in the putrifying remains of a dead person buried in a grave somewhere. People tend to space out on things that really don't urgently concern them.
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  18. Gebhardt Tabasco sauce and Smurfs, Smurfit?
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  19. Frankenmuth, Michigan has a German restaurant that had a sausage and sauerkraut pizza. Delicious.
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