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#1974449 10/17/12 08:47 AM
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Ok, I need some help. Like when someone says F.O.R.D. stands for Fix Or Repair Daily or Found Along Road Dead, what would B.O.S.T.O.N. stand for?

I think I am close, but not quite, with: Bought One Steinway, Turned Out Not. Maybe: Bargained Over Steinway, Told Only Nonsense.

Any ideas? (I am repinning 88 hammer flanges today. Sizing with alcohol did no good at all.)


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Originally Posted by UnrightTooner
... (I am repinning 88 hammer flanges today. Sizing with alcohol did no good at all.)

Of course it didn't. You're supposed to drink the alcohol (assuming it's the drinkable variety) which is supposed to make the pinning less of a pain.

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Morning Del. smile


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Originally Posted by UnrightTooner
Morning Del. smile

Actually I'm in China. It's bedtime. Night all....

ddf


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Oooo, oooo. I've got the perfect first three words, now to figure out the rest. B-----d Of Steinway, ...


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better off stickin to other names


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Originally Posted by Gene Nelson
better off stickin to other names

Excellent! laugh

How about: Best Of Steinway, To Only Novices?


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This is the best I have so far:

Best
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Originally Posted by UnrightTooner
Originally Posted by Gene Nelson
better off stickin to other names

Excellent! laugh

How about: Best Of Steinway, To Only Novices?


This thread is a slap in the face to your customers.
Not just making fun of their pianos, but their preferences also.




The only thing preventing me from owning a Steinway & Sons produced piano, is Steinway & Sons Customer Service. They should work on that.

Fortunately the piano I want the most is sold by Steinway & Sons!
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Originally Posted by Del
Originally Posted by UnrightTooner
... (I am repinning 88 hammer flanges today. Sizing with alcohol did no good at all.)

Of course it didn't. You're supposed to drink the alcohol (assuming it's the drinkable variety) which is supposed to make the pinning less of a pain.

ddf


laugh Hilarious!


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