Come in my Nest

Would you feed me to the sharks or have me walk the plank, B!ue?

(sorry for goosing you, Cin)

What's the sword for? Or should I say, what of me is for the sword?:eek:

Cinful wrote: »

Sounds kinky! Can I whip him?

Yes please

I'm ready to set sail, can I bring my laptop

Cinful wrote: »

I'll give her a big kiss for ya.

how kind of you

What do you do with shrunken heads in the end? Use them as golf balls?

Cinful wrote: »

For Tiger Woods. Just won 10 mil in FedEx. Put a face on his sport!

"Shrunken Tiger golf balls...get 'em while they're hot! Get yer golf balls!"

so how many births on this pirate ship arrrr

on musical scales
the musical scale is based on twelve even logarithmic steps in frequency

2^(0 / 12) = 1 THIS IS THE BASE NOTE
2^(1 / 12) = 1.05946309
2^(2 / 12) = 1.12246205 the second note
2^(3 / 12) = 1.18920712
2^(4 / 12) = 1.25992105 this is the third on the classical music scale
2^(5 / 12) = 1.33483985 this is the fourth
2^(6 / 12) = 1.41421356
2^(7 / 12) = 1.49830708 this is the fifth
2^(8 / 12) = 1.58740105
2^(9 / 12) = 1.68179283 this is the sixth
2^(10 / 12) = 1.78179744
2^(11 / 12) = 1.88774863 this is the seventh
2^(12 / 12) = 2 the octave

note:
the fifth frequency is 3/2 as large of the base frequency
so three wavelengths of the fifth match two wave lengths of the the base note

the English systems of measures is simple next to the classical musical octave

oh no no

a pints a pound
the world around

but why is a doubling of frequency called an "octave"?
when twelve keys span across each pitch doubling
where middle c is twice low c and half high c

octave indicates the eight white key notes

why not dodecave for all 12 notes