6 old upright pianos

[Barb Barasa]

Well, if we're going for the gold, I say get that great big catapult machine
that those guys build a few years ago.  They especially enjoyed chucking old
pianos into the air and seeing how far they could fling them ... which was
pretty darn far.  This has the advantage of being a spectator sport.  Brings
the community together, etc.

I think there is some town that also has a race.  People push old pianos
thru the town and down some street or hill where they get going by
themselves.  You might get an award if your piano won this one.

Barb Barasa
Sycamore IL



>No money making suggestions here, but a fun, somewhat dangerous and
>satisfying one instead.  Find a really big machine shed with a concrete
>floor.  Have a bunch of friends come over and divide them into two teams.
>Each team, located at opposite ends of the machine shed, runs with/rolls a
>piano towards the middle of the building, aiming at the other piano.  When
>collision is imminent, team members jump away and run like hell.  Pianos
>collide and make a big sound.  Continue activity until all pianos are
>destroyed.  Pile remains of pianos outside and light with match.  Roast
>marshmallows on 10 foot long sticks.  Tell piano ghost stories and sing Kum
>Ba Yah.
>
>Standard disclaimers apply. ;-)
>
>Barbara Richmond, RPT
>Palestine, Texas
>