Wow. I'm not sure it is a question of what he is smoking, but rather what planet/universe he is from....... Terry Farrell On Mar 22, 2011, at 12:30 PM, Mark Purney wrote: > On 3/21/2011 12:40 PM, Daniel Carlton wrote: >> >> try this: >> >> http://cgi.ebay.com/BECHSTEIN-GRAND-PIANO-ONES-DEMONSTRATED-NO-RES-/290547605287?pt=UK_MusicalInstr_Keyboard_RL&hash=item43a5fc9f27#ht_6768wt_1141 >> >> weird, weird weird. try watching the fifth video down, or any video >> on the page for that matter. is this a woman, or a cross-dressing >> man? i don't know. this guy obviously has language issues too. >> >> Daniel Carlton > > > Just for fun, I sent the ebay seller the following question to see > if the seller was capable of communicating any shred of information > about the piano that might be of use to a potential buyer: > > Serial#/year? Who rebuilt it and when? New pinblock and soundboard, > or original? Keytops plastic or ivory restoration? Lacquer, > polyester, or ? Is it walnut veneer? Why no photos of the action? > > > The seller's response, which answered nothing: > "eMail address? Will send you some if you;re serious." > > (Send me some what? Some of what you're smoking?) > > Followed by this message, which was so bizarre I just had to post it > here. : > "Well, folks, the drinks are on YOU. Mine's Champagne and Cogtails > at The Ritz and you are paying. Don't all bid at once there'll be > acheaper one the YOU can entertain US GIRLS!! (The exit's near enuf > just don't try so hard - like Richard Burton and Elizabeth > Taylor.... Ok! So WHY you want a btter piano than you got? Can't you > PLAY it? > > The last piano like this I saw sold for fourteen thousand or > something in Harrods. Or was one of yours you play. But people ask > you like to play their pianos? OK - not £140 when they cannot sell > them. Or £12,999? Better!! and not Steinway up to £275,000. Consider > the following which is below - I start the auction speaking to you > as a brother, a sister - that's better than expecting US TO LISTEN > TO you ISN;T IT. > > Talent aside - remember I am doing this for nothing - and you are > doing it for less - Irrespective of whether I happen to play the > piano or not, I mean, who can tour the Country to play Liberace's > piano if you don't know how it's been maintained? Despite all their > flowery words their "touch" their "responsive" piano, question is: > WHY isn't it "responding" (their piano) to THEM? Well, they are > expecting it to respond to YOU. And I am sorry to say this girl > thinks you f(or some others?!) fall for it every time if it's on the > straight bid. Mine you see is FAIR. So, it costs. WHAT? Blind faith > if you don't happen to play or not very well. Hear MINE in my film > below there is no mistake it is better in some ways than LIBERACE'S > i mean my fathe only played for HIS funeral." -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20110322/f349397f/attachment.htm>
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