Reminds me of the notorious Baldwin D "mouse piano" at Newport, Oregon. The mouse won the first round, tied the second, lost the third. At 05:49 PM 4/25/97 -0400, you wrote: >Question Of The Month > >When a grand piano (no matter what brand) and a cat (actually a kitten) get >in a fight, who wins? > >While you are formulating your answer (just like on Jeopardy), let me tell >you the story. > >I recently had a customer call to get a tuning and "minor" repair on their >lovely grand piano. The dampers weren't working properly. Little did I know! > >When I arrived at the home (after making the appointment well in advance), >what I >discovered was that their new kitten had decided to get up in the piano and >attack all the felt pads of the dampers that it could reach (fortunately, >only the flat felts). Of course I didn't get to see the kitten (I assume it >is still alive). What I did get was a big ball of wool, along with many >pieces of wool under the strings and plate on the soundboard. > >So -- who wins when a cat and grand piano fight? Why, the technician, that's >who! > >John Elving, RPT >Sacramento, CA > > Susan Kline skline@proaxis.com P.O. Box 1651, Philomath, OR 97370
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