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I just read an article about how some psychologist said you can relieve pain or upset by swearing. My first thought was “What an &$#&^%#!” Then I realized, what do you know, he was right, I do feel better!

It made me wonder, can we just skip the whole Obamacare thing and just swear our way to good health? It would save a lot of money if that would work. But then, of course, those stupid, rotten *^%$^$#&##$%& %@!$^& congressmen (whew! Excuse me for that, but it did feel good.) would try to tax swearing. Naturally, just as Congress is trying to make themselves exempt from the healthcare that the rest of the nation would have, they would also be exempt from the tax on swearing. (Which makes me wish that swearing in congress was a legit thing, if only momentarily, like if, Joe Wilson, the “you lie guy” could have said what he was really thinking when he yelled that infamous, yet totally true, statement at Obama on the floor of congress. Okay, okay, I know I’m getting off the track here, but it was a fun thought.) Anyway, the whole swearing tax probably wouldn’t work, it would just create a lot of black market swearing and groups going underground to swear.

Swearing could be the reason that professional athletes don’t have more injuries than they do. If you can at all read lips when you watch them on TV you know they aren’t spewing out nursery rhymes, or if they were they would go like this:

Jack and Jill went up the f$%^#!$ hill,

To fetch a pail of go#%^$&@#$*!;! water.

“Hey, my knee does feel better.”

But then again this swearing to heal could have a totally undesirable effect too. What if the uncle you always hated was laying in a coma waiting to die and in a weak moment you decided to vent at him. The intention of the cussing directed at him could have the undesired effect of bringing him back to life. He’d wake up and smile at you and you’d have to go into the other room and cuss up a storm at yourself to make you feel better.

Or, what if one day you went into an uncontrollable cussing rage with your boss who you had secretly wanted a whole array of bad, evil things to happen to and he suddenly became the healthiest person on earth. And that could only make you want to swear more, making him even healthier.

Here’s another unworkable idea, what if your child was sick and with totally good intentions you started swearing at the little b_ _ _ _ _ _ to make him well. Even if he got well he would resent you for the rest of his life.

After careful examination of this idea this psychologist has of relieving pain and upset by swearing, I think it’s safe to say that he has his head way up his _ _ _! (Again, that felt good.) What’s next? Are the shrinks going to start prescribing drugs for depression, instead of just eating right and being busy and productive… Wait a minute!! OH _ _ _ _!

Steve Yeich is a humor writer with over 25 years of experience. He has written jokes for numerous comedians who have performed on the Las Vegas strip, most notably Jay Leno and Joan Rivers. He has done various forms of script writing including for movies and TV. He has also written over 100 TV and radio commercials. To see more of his articles go to http://darnfunnyonline.com

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Whatever you may think about finding an easy beginner violin less, you may as well forget it. The violin is difficult to play and requires dedication, perseverance, and commitment. However, it’s not impossible to learn – it just takes practice and lots of it!

What Makes This Instrument So Different from Others?

If you ask someone who is quite competent at playing this instrument, they will probably tell you it’s because you haven’t practiced enough! The truth is that there is a lot more going on than just hitting a string on a guitar. If you have ever listened to someone taking a beginner lesson, you no doubt heard the screech, the whistle, or a sound you can’t even define. While you can push a key on a piano and have the right note, it’s not the same with a violin. It takes significant practice to make a note that sounds at all like music.

Is It Worth It to Learn?

That depends on you! If you want to learn, then you will dedicate a specific amount of time each day to practice. You’ll get excited when the notes start to come and even more so when they are on key! You are the only determining factor on whether it’s worth it to you learn to play the violin.

How to Begin

You’ll need to find the way you learn best. For many people, this is through private instruction. This is also the most expensive form of instruction. Private lessons can run upwards of $100 an hour. If this is simply not an option, then consider an online system. They are relatively inexpensive and you can learn at your own pace. (This doesn’t mean you can practice one a week!) You can review the lessons that you need to and there is always help available. It could be through online support, email, or over the phone. Make sure this is available before you make your purchase. You will need help while learning.

A Final Thought or Two

Yes, learning to play the violin is difficult. You won’t learn overnight. You may not even become proficient in a year. However, if you stick with it and don’t cut corners on your practice or lessons, you will learn. Once you do so, you’ll be very proud of what you have accomplished, as you should be. Don’t let the fact that it’s difficult stop you. Just give it your all!

Finally! You can really learn how to play with a beginner violin lesson. I did and although it wasn’t the easiest thing I have done, I stuck with it! There are some secrets to learning quickly, and I share those with you! Don’t just say “Teach Me to Play Violin” – Get started today!

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