well **** me, that lamb was yum... genius additive mixing baby potatoes with sweet tatties too!

it was never really something worth considering,
but, as i say:
  it's never about actually *liking
classical music,
   but the tenacity of being able to listen
to it, and simultaneously be able to ignore...
or... let it run its course to a crescendo
that's silence...
                    these days it's a cliche, attached
to a 20th century pretentiousness
to suggest that all intellectual endeavours
have to be accompanied by classical music,
****,,, even babies have to listen to mozart
so they can resemble smart...
   put on some ambient electronic music,
and you'll get, pretty much the same variation
of expressed sound...
i'll repeat:
   it wasn't the aspect of being able to appreciate
classical music,
   but the aspect of being able,
to simply ignore it, mould it into the sounds
of a fridge...
      no wonder then, that so many "fans"
of classical music, have the attention span of
a pigeon courting a female, when it comes
to opera... + the added distate of sing-along
fridays that the musical genre has to offer.