actually, that is a musical term. but it's spelled wrong. it's not "pits ocado", it's "pizzicato", wich means to pluck or pick a string on an instrument, like a violin, instead of using a bow.
actually, that is a musical term. but it's spelled wrong. it's not "pits ocado", it's "pizzicato", wich means to pluck or pick a string on an instrument, like a violin, instead of using a bow.
actually, that is a musical term. but it's spelled wrong. it's not "pits ocado", it's "pizzicato", wich means to pluck or pick a string on an instrument, like a violin, instead of using a bow.
actually, that is a musical term. but it's spelled wrong. it's not "pits ocado", it's "pizzicato", wich means to pluck or pick a string on an instrument, like a violin, instead of using a bow.
I think it's "quick staccato" instead of "pits ocado." Staccato is a musical term while "pits ocado" is... not.
actually, that is a musical term. but it's spelled wrong. it's not "pits ocado", it's "pizzicato", wich means to pluck or pick a string on an instrument, like a violin, instead of using a bow.
actually, that is a musical term. but it's spelled wrong. it's not "pits ocado", it's "pizzicato", wich means to pluck or pick a string on an instrument, like a violin, instead of using a bow.
actually, that is a musical term. but it's spelled wrong. it's not "pits ocado", it's "pizzicato", wich means to pluck or pick a string on an instrument, like a violin, instead of using a bow.
actually, that is a musical term. but it's spelled wrong. it's not "pits ocado", it's "pizzicato", wich means to pluck or pick a string on an instrument, like a violin, instead of using a bow.