On Fri, 2 Jun 1995, Vince Mrykalo wrote: > This is rediculous. A free flow of ideas here is paramount. I > agree with Gordon Large from VT, and I wouldn't worry about saying > something that might sound like a sales pitch. I don't think that > even needs to be an issue. Please do not become a lurker, Mr. piano > guru. Would anyone who was offended please raise your hand. Holy-moly! EE-yikes. Not putting anyone on the spot are you, Vince? At the risk of being purged from the list <slight genuflection in the direction of the gentle state of Utah>, I must admit to being guilty of reading some of the stuff here--stuff from those employed at manufacterers-- with the proverbial grain of salt. I mean no personal insult or attack by that, it's just that, in trying to maintain an objective viewpoint, one must accept that a certain amount of propaganda is bound to be mixed in with anything that comes from within a manufacturer whether it's a widget maker or a piano maker. <Taking a deep, cleansing breath after that over-long sentence.> <Humor> When the email starts arriving with colored, glossy brochures attached, I may become a little less agreeable. :-) <== obligatory smiley <End humor> Speaking of which: Has anyone else noticed the sudden increase in snailmail (for you "newbies," that's how we refer to the mail you get from the non-electronic postalperson) traffic from various individuals in the piano industry? Maybe it's just an active imagination.... Conrad: Are you serious? Am. Fed. Musicians? How can I see that? Ron Torrella "All I wanna do is have some fun..." Registered Piano Decryptician From _Santa Monica Boulevard_--Cheryl Crow
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