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Uh, look in a mirror and tell us?


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Loren, I had the same question and posed it to your therapist. Alas, it was privileged information.

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Dangerous Question - title for a new piece?

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It makes me wonder how far on his rocker can a piano tuner be.


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I think it depends if the rocker is in tune with itself or if it is in harmony with others and its surroundings and if has any false beating unison's or not... smile smile smile


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In many cases I have advised out-of-door work for piano tuners, telling them that unless they changed their business, they would have to deal with insanity.


Ellen Gould White, Letter 104, 1901.

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Edit: whether they would have to deal with their own or someone else's insanity, she didn't say...

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Reminds me of a Hagar cartoon.

Wife: "You are crazy!"

Hagar: "If I am crazy, you made me that way."

Wife: "Oh no, you were crazy when you married me."

Hagar: "I'll drink to that!"


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I had to tune a spinet while sitting on a rocker once. I was really glad to be off that rocker when finished.

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Originally Posted by Bob
...I was really glad to be off that rocker when finished.

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uh hmm, I would say we are entitled to be on OR off, whatever the mood. A different breed certainly. I vote for Jerry as the most off rocker person in forum. LOVE the humor he brings to this page, and probably the main reason I come in... SM

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I vote for Jerry as the most off rocker person in forum. LOVE the humor he brings to this page, and probably the main reason I come in... SM


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I vote for Jerry as the most off rocker person in forum. LOVE the humor he brings to this page, and probably the main reason I come in... SM


Ditto for Jerry! thumb


With me, that makes 3 votes! thumb

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Hehe, can I vote for me too??? I'm off my rocker, ditto for meeeee! I mean, really, does anyone else on this forum look like I do in that avatar picture??? That wins all by itself! smile


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go Gerry ...go


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You know, I forget who it was but, someone at the Grand Rapids PTG convention walked up to me and said, "thank God!" I said, huh? "I thought for sure that you really looked like that avatar in your thread on PW." Man, did I laugh!!!


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Jer, you do ... kinda


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Oh thanks Les! That's a compliment coming from you! You look like me too! smile


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Twins from different mothers?


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