translate them all , since I dont understand them all <| sep |> I don ' t think Warnie is thinking about the burger <| sep |> I will add you when i come back <| sep |> Posts in rTheDonald It isn ' t satire . <| sep |> Push Pull Legs horizontal blockPus Pull Legs vertical blockRest day <| sep |> If I had words from Babe The Original Motion Picture SoundtrackThe mouse reggae version . Kill me . <| sep |> The fish or the girls ? <| sep |> W 2 C Ralph tee and old skools ? <| sep |> That homeless guy i fucked made my dick pertinently dirty <| sep |> I feel so bad right now lolmake it rain <| sep |> If you ' ve started out on soprano , the learning curve will be steeper , as soprano is generally considered the most difficult of the main four saxophones . Doing overtones playing the harmonic series using one fingering from low notes will help you , and trying to get your normal fingered notes to sound like overtones . Doing long tones is helpful too . Make sure you also use a lot of support from the diaphragm . Those exercises are good , but I think the most important thing in developing tone is listening . If you want to sound like John Coltrane on soprano , listen to John Coltrane on soprano , really get the sound in your head , so much so that you can ' t help sounding like him when you play .