Hmm , Ao Kuang because giant dragon , Fafnir because dragon or Sobek because croc . <| sep |> Because Toyota probably pays her to drive one . <| sep |> Definitely have been besides the fact that it makes my chances lower lol <| sep |> isso toooo sculo XX <| sep |> I ' ll invite you what ' s your name <| sep |> They are 25 . I actually thought they were 24 s when I bought them , so glad they weren ' t . <| sep |> Is it money or location ? I have been playing for 2 days and can now play twinkle perfectly No , you can ' t . Perfectly means you ' re using your body in a way that ' s kind , efficient , and sustainable , that you ' re laying down physical habits that will carry and support you , not fight you . I wont have a teacher to correct my posture , technique or bad habits but I would be happy just to make some nice music and have fun . You ' re not going to be happy , down the road . It takes about ten times more energy to correct a bad habit than to set a good one , and if you love the violin enough to try this hard to make a good sound , you are going to figure out pretty quick that your sound is not progressing , not getting cleaner as fast as your ears are . If it ' s money , just call until you find someone will sliding scale you . If it ' s location , find someone who skypes , there ' s good ones out there . Would you try to learn ballet without a class ? Violin is ballet that makes noise . It just doesn ' t work without someone who can look at you from the outside , see you from the back . UNLESS you are a fully trained Alexander Technique teacher and already know either ballet or dressage riding or some other transferable skill , and have a bunch of mirrors and cameras set up , and have enough video footage of good players and have read enough to selfeducate on the mechanics . THEN maybe you have a chance at being mediocre .