>Be percussionist in music school >Today the whole studio

50 bucks says you don't even know what the ligameme is, you shitposting newfag

>>2852147
Double palmaris longus. One of our two grad students seemed to have three, but I don't know if I was seeing a third or some other muscle

>>2852107
>anon wastes time staring at people's wrists instead of watching their technique like he's supposed to be doing
I think your obsession with meme muscles may hinder your path to making it.

>>2853139
The wrist is a huge part of the technique for mallet playing, you goon

>>2852107
No, all art requires is a strong ligament in your arm to preform graceful strokes (primarily found in men) and a forth cone in your eye to judge accurate colors (primarily found in women). Without one of these attributes (if you have both you are God) you'll have to play catch up with the rest of the competition.

>>2853240
excuse me fourth* silly spellchecker (-:

>>2852107

> 2017
> still peddling a lame meme

Its sad that people impose artificial limits on themselves. Afraid to try, afraid to fail, nothing but a life of fear. Then they are surprised that their life is nothing but mediocrity and apathy?

You can provide the key to the jail cell but you cannot show a fool freedom.

ITT: Ligameme finally meets the "Whiplash".

>>2853043
>Double palmaris longus

I just Googled this and I have it.

>So why do we have a palmaris longus tendon at all? Like many vestigial structures, this tendon served a practical purpose at some point in our evolutionary history. In members of the cat family, and a few other predators, the palmaris longus tendon is involved in retracting an animal’s claws. Since we haven’t had retractable claws at any time in the last several million years, the structure serves no specific purpose to us.

now fuck off

>>2853240
I have both. I guess that makes me a winner?

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>>2852107

>tfw two ligamemes
>tfw still fucking shit