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I thought [b]Doug's avatar was of him! laugh [/b]
I wish!!! We accountants only dream of having this kind of "movie star good looks". . .


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Doug, who is your avatar?

AdagioM, why the changed avatar?

I'm getting dizzy with all the new avatars. :swoon:

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Doug, who is your avatar?

Franklin Pangborn was an actor, primarily of the silent movie era, known for playing uptight, accountant types. Specifically, he played the bank examiner in the W.C. Fields movie "The Bank Dick", my favorite comedy of that era.

(I work at a bank, and started out as an auditor, so he is sort of a patron saint. . .)

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What is with Jerry and these Dead Sexy pics? Here he is on some secret mission flying a stealth fighter, now doubt.

I can't wait for April!
I can't seem to decide on one. I've posted 3 different ones so far today. Better settle on one quick-like!


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I thought maybe the brackets involved being shackled to the piano until you had put in enough practice time every day.
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Originally posted by dgoddard2:
Franklin Pangborn was an actor, primarily of the silent movie era, known for playing uptight, accountant types.
There's no such thing as an uptight accountant.

edit: Jerry, why don't you post all three avatar candidates and we'll vote?


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beautiful piano tk


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So I've seen "Fighter Pilot Who Didn't Blow Off His National Guard Service" Avatar.

And now we have "Jerry with Clock."

What's the third?

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Another barefoot pianist!

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Ok.. first test of pic upload

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Whoa - It must be the light that makes it look so red. It's mahogany, right, Michael?


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Try again.. I compressed it too much

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Here's mine:
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One more.. getting better at this
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It's beautiful Michael!

A little blurry though.

And big!

Yowza!

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Thanks.. no, it's rosewood.. it has a reddish cast to it, but not so much as is shown here.


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Another barefoot pianist!
I don't wear shoes or socks in the house for reasons of comfort. Most people I know are the same.

All these pictures of beautiful grands are making me jealous!

(edit: so are the pictures of beautiful uprights)

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One more.. getting better at this...


That grain pattern on the bent side is gorgeous. I love rosewood, especially when it's done in a red tint and not the brown. Irving's Centennial D is a gorgeous example. I've seen a few others. I'll add yours to my list of favorite red rosewoods with great grain patterns.

(Former homebuilder/carpenter/maker of fine furniture with a garage full of bubinga too precious to hurry into an ill-considered project... whome )

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Originally posted by Cindysphinx:
Another barefoot pianist!
Yes!! Ballyhoo's picture brought a big smile to my face.

Yesterday, I realized I actually just use my big toe for the dampers. I really *do* need chimpanzee feet for those times when I'm doing the dampers, the soft and the sostenuto all at the same time. I think we need a Barefoot Pianist Club. :p

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