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Mr. Wiggly: Heâs at both ends! In the 1st panel heâs listening to Trixie talking about musical âgigsâ (people stuck in the âGig Economyâ shoulda asked musicians 1st. Then they wouldnât have thought it such a great thing) In the second panel, being inspired by Trixie, he has taken to playing something I see because I still donât have any glasses.
Pfft, thatâs only 49 words, it doesnât even come close to Fiona Appleâs âWhen the PawnâŚâ, nevermind the current album title record holder Chumbawumbaâs 156-word âThe Boy Bands Have WonâŚâ
Bards were venerated because, besides providing dinner music, they memorized a lot of lore. That included details on the kingâs ancestors like that that he was descended from Odin and therefore was the absolute best man to be ruling everyone else. But there were also troubadours, minstrels⌠there were a lot of names for the role. They provided music without the lore. They earned a living by their talent, and ended up in the gutter if they didnât have any. No veneration.
Argythree 5 months ago
The Levites in ancient Israel were musical priests, so the âvenerationâ was probably because they WERE religious leadersâŚ
markkahler52 5 months ago
Sing as though your life depended upon it!!
RLG Premium Member 5 months ago
But how many of the population were some sort of artists?
Stocky One 5 months ago
Seems strange to read this cartoon and not encounter a pun!
Tân Coul 5 months ago
Would have worked for Fiona Apple
drmickeyg 5 months ago
I love Wormâs tiny saxophone! Tough to play with no fingers, though!
stepzla 5 months ago
I think Taylor Swift would disagree.
marilynnbyerly 5 months ago
I donât agree with Tom McDonaldâs politics, but he has a lot of smart things to say about being an independent artist.
mistercatworks 5 months ago
Because they could not get music by turning on a radio.
banjoAhhh! 5 months ago
Mr. Wiggly: Heâs at both ends! In the 1st panel heâs listening to Trixie talking about musical âgigsâ (people stuck in the âGig Economyâ shoulda asked musicians 1st. Then they wouldnât have thought it such a great thing) In the second panel, being inspired by Trixie, he has taken to playing something I see because I still donât have any glasses.
LrdSlvrhnd 5 months ago
Pfft, thatâs only 49 words, it doesnât even come close to Fiona Appleâs âWhen the PawnâŚâ, nevermind the current album title record holder Chumbawumbaâs 156-word âThe Boy Bands Have WonâŚâ
Ed The Red Premium Member 5 months ago
Bards were venerated because, besides providing dinner music, they memorized a lot of lore. That included details on the kingâs ancestors like that that he was descended from Odin and therefore was the absolute best man to be ruling everyone else. But there were also troubadours, minstrels⌠there were a lot of names for the role. They provided music without the lore. They earned a living by their talent, and ended up in the gutter if they didnât have any. No veneration.