> Why is there air? Tradition? Just kiddin round. Hey, maybe tradition ain't all bad... gasp! > It could be that because the plate holes in the lower tenor area are >closer together than up a bit higher that the thought was not to reduce the >mass at that location for strength considerations. However that doesn't >give us any answers to why the rest of the holes are recessed. Nope, ... exactly. > Maybe it was just Theodore S's sense of humor in the late 1800s. You >know he and Herman Von Helmholtz were just sitting around ( they were bored >oneday .Hey even brilliant guys are bored on some given day of the >year,RIGHT1)trying to throw in something to confuse the competition. They >thunk it funny to think you an me'd be a sittin round here a hundered years >later sayin "WHY' DAY DO DAT' to each other. JUST FOOD FOR THOUGHT AND I'S >A LITTLE BORED MAHSELF. Don't starve to deth yah here. > > Dale Erwin Hmmmmmmm Ron N
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