What's on your mind?

[.Mikha'el.]

Reps are what I miss from the old software. Nothing else matters.

 

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They don't take suggestions to implement new ideas. Meanwhile, you've got Facebook and other websites soaring way ahead in ingenuity while CF lags behind. It shouldn't be that way.

 

[kittysbecute]

Reps are what I miss from the old software. Nothing else matters.

I miss that the most too. I prefered sending reps to posting...

 

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First off, the people who run this thing don't even allow believers to exercise the gifts they've been given by God to edify other Christians here. What am I talking about? No prophetic utterances shared within the community. Why? Is it because of misuse? Well, you don't judge something by the abuse of it. You discern according to truth. I'm not saying there's no encouragement going on here on this Forum. But it's no where near what it could be. Sure, it would take money to revamp this place in areas where much could be improved. But it's not impossible. Start a subscription service for users that want additional features. And leave the rest for people who just want to post to the board.

 

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I'd start by welcoming the community already here and those outside the website to share ideas on what and how to make this place better. Creating these 'think tanks' would go a long way to invite and reward creativity. I would shift the overall point of the website to those who are actively pursuing and engaging their faith by the gifts God has outlined in His Word. This would mean that no longer would people have as many opportunities to just mere talk about things in discussion (which Paul said amounts to nothing but the wrangling of words). I'd look at seeing about how I could make every aspect of the Christian walk come to life with the technologies that are available. And for those who still just want to come for chat and post on topics, I would offer more than just a reply box, emoticons, and feedback criteria.

 

[mojoboy31]

Happy Sunday yall. What's up?

 

[SarahsKnight]

I wonder if this could actually be true?

I guess my heart is quite fond of the "pairbond" theme from Bioshock 2. The sad violins just move me in particular.

 

[Citanul]

So does that mean that listening to Rush could result in an irregular heartbeat because of all the unusual time signatures?

 

[kittysbecute]

So does that mean that listening to Rush could result in an irregular heartbeat because of all the unusual time signatures?

I like ska... so my heart is.... offbeat.

 

[somebodysangel_88]

Hope y’all are all well! Things aren’t as stressful here, we’re getting by.

 

[Rigatoni]

I wonder if listening to some nice slow music could actually do something for my anxiety, then. I should find some.

I enjoy listening to smooth jazz sometimes when I'm working on something, I think that might help. Slow-paced classical music might also be a good idea. =)

 

[kittysbecute]

I wonder if listening to some nice slow music could actually do something for my anxiety, then. I should find some.

Sometimes slow music stresses me out. :O
When I am stressed... metal helps. And mint tea...

 

[kittysbecute]

I enjoy listening to smooth jazz sometimes when I'm working on something, I think that might help. Slow-paced classical music might also be a good idea. =)

Smooth Jazz stresses me out! :O
I’m not sure if thats weird... but it’s just how it is for me.


(I hate double posting... I meant to add this onto my other post. oops. )

 

[Rigatoni]

Smooth Jazz stresses me out! :O
I’m not sure if thats weird... but it’s just how it is for me.


(I hate double posting... I meant to add this onto my other post. oops. )

Smooth Jazz does? No that's not weird at all.




Just kidding, lol. Actually, sometimes it helps to listen to music that reflects my mood, so I can understand that.

 

[kittysbecute]

Smooth Jazz does? No that's not weird at all.




Just kidding, lol. Actually, sometimes it helps to listen to music that reflects my mood, so I can understand that.

I’ve tried to listen to smooth jazz many times... but I just don’t like it and it bothers me. But I do like other kinds of jazz so I can’t say I don’t like jazz. Just elevator music annoys me. They used to use it a lot in old tv shows too I think.

I often listen to movie soundtracks. Song of the Sea had been my mood soundtrack for a few years. It’s good background music.

 

[Rigatoni]

I’ve tried to listen to smooth jazz many times... but I just don’t like it and it bothers me. But I do like other kinds of jazz so I can’t say I don’t like jazz. Just elevator music annoys me. They used to use it a lot in old tv shows too I think.

I often listen to movie soundtracks. Song of the Sea had been my mood soundtrack for a few years. It’s good background music.

I'll admit, I only use it for background noise. Sometimes I also put on Jazz with vocals or soft rock; I guess some kind of slow-paced light noise helps me to concentrate.

I like that soundtrack, it's very soothing. Occasionally, I also find myself listening to Skillet or the Batman soundtrack while I'm scripting, lol:

 

[alsughasoughaiuyfygh]

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[MotherFirefly]

This takes the cake as far as string covers for me

Spoiler

 

[LittleLambofJesus]

I enjoy listening to smooth jazz sometimes when I'm working on something, I think that might help. Slow-paced classical music might also be a good idea. =)

I wonder if listening to some nice slow music could actually do something for my anxiety, then. I should find some.

Hello Multi.
I was on a thread where this member posted a utube vid that had music from a movie and I was blown away by the beauty of the music in it.

Mountains were giants (cool pics!)

Not "most" of them like this says, I'd wager...
If you want to skip the bible texts and whatever other intro text there is, go to 3&1/2 minutes in:

Love the music!!! Beautiful. and great vid!!
Song Xibalba (feat. Kronos Quartet) Artist Clint Mansell from the movie "The Fountain"

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[mojoboy31]

If you're a fan of stringed instruments, I'd recommend Vitamin String Quartet and Taylor Davis. They make covers to popular songs and they are awesome!

Taylor Davis! She's talented!

This takes the cake as far as string covers for me

Spoiler

I love 2Cellos!

Theres also Piano Guys, some of their stuff is really cool. But I usually prefer movie soundtracks over string covers, something about how they try to use a string for the vocals, and almost always use like the same tin-sounding key for the vocal part.

Time by Hans Zimmer (from Inception) is one of my all-time faves. And Arrival to Earth by Jablonsky (from Transformers) is also just absolutely stellar