Warren Fisher wrote: > > What indeed? Mine is common indeed! Not quite like Smith or Jones, but > plain as Jane and nothing fancy. But it's mine; the only one I'll ever > have or want. My name has a peculiar problem, though. Ever since that > crazy chess player went on national television to "duke" it out with > Leonard Spasky, millions of people learned a utterly fascinating thing! > Fis(c)her can be spelled with a "C"! It is the spelling of preference > for some 80% of my customers in spite of the fact that it is spelled > correctly on the top of my invoice in BOLD 30 PT TYPE! > > Does anyone else have this kind of problem? > -- > Warren D. Fisher > fish@communique.net > Registered Piano Technician > Piano Technicians Guild > New Orleans Chapter 701I would trade names with you in a minute. Why? How about,"Tuning must be only Childs play, or "Do you have a Childs piano",or "We don't realy need an adult tuning, it's for a child. Yes, I'd trade names with you. Happy Holiday Season everybody, Lenny Childs San Antonio, TX
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