Toa of Pi

Ah, yes, the tritone. A good interval. I think my first actual piece of music that I wrote was based entirely on that pitch (It was written for the piano, with the chords in the key of C minor, and the melody in F# minor.). If I can find a way to send you an MP3 or MIDI file of it, I will.

 

Maybe if Bink eliminates the "Topic Description" feature it'll solve half the problem. :wakeup2:

If so, then we could probably eliminate the whole problem by getting rid of posts as well (and the Topic Name, if necessary).

I have to say, I don't think I've ever used the phrase 'close if dupe'. I've always thought it was silly because if it was a 'dupe topic', the moderators would close it no matter if you told them to or not. You might as well just say 'fell free to moderate this post if it breaks any of BZP's rules', 'please close if this topic if it gets filled with spam', or 'please do your job as a moderator, if you feel like it'.

Well, perfect fourths are always used in my school to tune up the timpanies (and in the tune 'Here Comes the Bride'). And perfeect sixths can sound cool in jazz.

ACTUAL COMMENT

Sorry, I couldn't resist saying that.

First of all, very well written.

Second of all, I think you have a very good point. Some people may not like accurate-to-set drawings because they don't take much artistic liberties. I can understand that, but I am personally very fond of those kinds of art. I'm not saying that I frown upon other artwork, but I really like it when an artist takes the time to show all of the details that are in a specific set. Maybe its because I have a certain knack for small details and Bionicle sets have tons of them, or maybe its because I believe an artist really loves what they do if they can take the time to show every single hole or notch placed on a single piece. (So yes, I would probably comment somebody who posted nothing but a picture of a sketch of a toa hand).

And although Be Kold may not win in the finals, you did manage to pull out a victory in the not-so-final polls. Congradulations!