Kevin Ramsey said: >Pretty soon we'll need a license to breath, and then they'll tax the air!! I don't want to go to the Federal Government for a license to do anything. I just want them to leave me alone. They've got too much power over ours lives >as it is. Having just recently returned from D.C., I think it would be _great_ if the Federal government would license piano techs. Just think, we could have our own marble office building complete with gargoyles, columns, palisades, and with a thousand or so people working just for us. There could be tours where tourists could look down on sample techs working on pianos brought in for the exhibit. Pieces of broken wire, grooved hammers, keys needing rebushing, split bridges, could be in glass cases in the lobby. Talk about raising our image in the public eye! Someday we might even get a memorial, with a giant marble tuning hammer and tuning fork in the middle, to be viewed from all sides :-) Diane ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
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