Grin.. and with the appropiate amount of epoxy you could turn a grand into a nice tide pool.... I saw a guy once who had ripped out the inside of an upright and turned it into a barskap. Nicely done too. sliding doors in the old front board. The candle holders had plumbing so that when you pressed middle C you'd get soda out of the left one, and if you pressed the F above you'd get beer out of the right one. The piano had been in his family for eons and he just couldnt give it up. I tell that story a lot to folks I write out piano death certificates for. Seems to lighten the atmosphere a bit. Jlovekeys@AOL.COM wrote: > I > > But on the brighter side, you might soften the blow a bit and let them know > that their historic heirloom could now make a nice computer desk or aquarium > holder (if an uprite anyway) just by removing the keys, keyframe, and action. > FWIW > Jim Love > PTG Associate > Midland, Tx. -- Richard Brekne Associate PTG, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway
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