In a message dated 11/2/99 5:32:36 PM Pacific Standard Time, pianoserv440@juno.com (John R Fortiner) writes: << > Seriously folks, I recommend the $3.00 fork, not the $300.00 one. > Ironic, > isn't it, how the cheap one, at 1/10 the price *Hey Bill: Maybe you count differently than I do, but the last time I did the math $3.00 was 1/100th, not 1/10th of $300. Of course I'll be glad to pocket the difference. <GRIN> John Fortiner >> Somewhere along the line, I read in one of those Scientific American magazines (or maybe it was Readers Digest) that we only use 10% of our brain. Typing is one of my weakest skills. I try my best to catch every error that I make but I still leave some of them, sometimes. It's a lot like a tuning. I try at all times to be flawless but I know that I have yet to achieve a really perfect tuning. There was a stock purchase that I made a few years ago where I was a decimal point off too. If only I had bought a 1000 shares of some of the other stocks I had (instead of 100), I wouldn't need to tune 7 pianos a day as I have for the last two. I would just have to tell them, "Sorry, my schedule is completely full". Bill Bremmer RPT Madison, Wisconsin
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