> WHAT!?!? That is NOT what I said. What I said is that Bardic skills 
> cannot be taught (because) The person learning them must motivate 
> themselves to learn them on their own. I never said anything about them 
> "never going to be good anyway."

This is why I always recommend that anyone who wishes to critize
another person should be incredibly careful to not put words into
the mouth of the person they're critizing. In this case Pender
is the victim of such an attempt; as a result, it's unlikely that
anything positive will result. Another fun day on the Internet.

I actually disagree with Pendar; I think his view of a bard is a bit
limited. I've been taught many things by many people about the
performing arts, and when asked, am happy to teach or offer
constructive criticism. However, I'm willing to bet that Pender and I
am mostly talking past each other...

Gregory Blount

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