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Previously on "Blowing your own trumpet."
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I'm thinking of buying a saxaphone. Seriously. Played the clarinet at school 35 years ago and always wanted to give the sax a try.
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You'll have to do a 'Prince' and have a few ribs removed...Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostI can't reach.
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Don't! The fire brigade will have to come and get you out. According to a friend.Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostThanks for that, I'll give it a try.
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I do, but if I've been playing staccato with it for too long it normally needs wiping down with a soft, damp cloth.
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That sounds sooo classy.Originally posted by TestMangler View PostI've been told, but can't verify, that this can be overcome by dropping yourself, arse first, into a wheely bin
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Thanks for that, I'll give it a try.Originally posted by TestMangler View PostI've been told, but can't verify, that this can be overcome by dropping yourself, arse first, into a wheely bin
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I've been told, but can't verify, that this can be overcome by dropping yourself, arse first, into a wheely binOriginally posted by gingerjedi View PostI can't reach.
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Not since I discovered how much better it is when someone else does it for you.
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Used to blow my trombone. Blew someone else's euphonium very recently.
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Not since I started getting a twinge in my back.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostWell do you?
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