List, Like a misguided social program, that attempts to cure deficiencies in human nature by legislative and monetary means, all of the suggestions this list has provided for keeping a piano and its parts in one place are totally off the mark and doomed to costly failure. The problem is not the piano or its casters or how it is anchored to the wall, floor or structural members of the building. The problem is people. The only way to solve the problem is to convince people to behave as they should. Since their mothers obviously did not, stern measures are required. I suggest Singapore as a model. A dozen raps on the bare butt with a bamboo cane would quite probably solve the problem. For the parents, administrators and politicians who contributed greatly to the problem in the first place, and who might protest this procedure, I suggest two dozen raps. I bet pianos in China stay where they're put. Frank Weston
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