Topic: lets count to 100,000,000

[SirBlaziken]

6605, making a grand total of 5.

[lugia95]

6606. Do I have the most amount of nicknames now?

[NTN]

6605. I say Nayfan because I'm a baby talking.

6603. Okay, but I meant how do I meet up with you?

Connect to the global Wi-Fi and reject any players that don't match our description. If you happen to connect to us both while we'll all be on the global Wi-Fi, that means you've successfully met up and you're good. We may even get an extra fourth player by accident, but that's okay.

6607.

[lugia95]

6608. So, who's playing in this match?

[quack98]

6609.

6605. I say Nayfan because I'm a baby talking.

Connect to the global Wi-Fi and reject any players that don't match our description. If you happen to connect to us both while we'll all be on the global Wi-Fi, that means you've successfully met up and you're good. We may even get an extra fourth player by accident, but that's okay.

6607.

Awesome, that makes sense.

[NTN]

6610. Great. I'm giving my friend a call to let him know who you'll be, so he can recognize you over Wi-Fi at that point.

[Wolstenholme]

Why not get a GCSE and have something to work off of for the future? And all kinds of music are "far more popular than you could imagine." It's just a matter of what is recognized globally. Electronic music doesn't make general ratings either. By general I mean worldwide and recognized.
6601

6611. The thing is, Classical music is recognized globally, yes it's traditionally a European thing but when you think about it, almost every single National Anthem was written classically, whether it has words or not. Now I would know about the popularity of different types of music, because I like a lot of different types including Rock, Pop, Classical, (some) Electronic, Swing, Europop etc. But next time you're in a music store have a look at each different section and then think about how many people would have been to each section in years gone by and how many will go there in the future (even if music stores weren't invented back then, or they didn't exist in the future) and then tell me which type of music you think has sold, or will sell (theoretically) the most CD's.

Back to the lessons side of things - If you were to take a class like music, it could get you to all sorts of places, it would keep you occupied and help you meet loads of great people. I'm not saying it's the best academically, but you ARE allowed to take classes you think you will enjoy as well as classes that will get you far in life.

[quack98]

6612. @Master, Okay, thanks.

6604. So, it's an official nickname now? Great... 

You're so popular 

[lugia95]

6613. Okay, I'll ask again. Who's playing in the SSB match?

[quack98]

6613. Okay, I'll ask again. Who's playing in the SSB match?

6614. Me, Master, masters friend, and if you want I suppose you could come on

[lugia95]

6615. Yeah, sure, why not. What will you guys be playing as?

[Jackal]

Few people go to music stores anymore... But I get what you are saying. Electronica, dubstep, and D&B were all also originated in Europe. Another point to make is that it's obvious classical musi would be visited more in music stores. It's an extremely old genre. It's been around longer.
6616

[quack98]

6617. Falco, and called Robin.

By the way, you do just go on Nintendo WFC, With Anyone, Basic Brawl, correct?

[lugia95]

6618. Right, I'm a Lucario called Nate.

[NTN]

6619. There's been a delay and the battle has been reset for 8:15 in your time, Robin. It turns out that my Wii's Wi-Fi Connection is gone after I sent it to Nintendo for repairs. So there will be a delay. And my friend has decided to use Toon Link instead of Lucario, but the nickname is staying Araz as far as I know. I hope you don't mind.