hoisting pianos

[Dean May]

>>I feel like I've been kicked in the teeth for even venturing my opinions.
Last time I'll do that on this prejudiced  list. Sheesh.

>>Joseph Alkana RPT

 

Come on, Joseph. This is indeed a highly prejudiced list, opinionated
anyway, myself certainly included. It is mostly a strength, sometimes a
weakness. Usually those opinions are expressed in a very civil manner that
does exactly what you describe- they stimulate the group to come up with
innovative and highly creative ideas. Just watch out for the occasional wart
and try to grow skin a little thicker. ;-)

 

 

Dean

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From: pianotech-bounces at ptg.org [mailto:pianotech-bounces at ptg.org] On Behalf
Of Joseph Alkana
Sent: Monday, September 03, 2007 2:15 PM
To: Pianotech
Subject: Fw: hoisting pianos

 

 

 

Never ceases to amaze me that people can criticize a subject under
discussion and complain that it is running on and yet contribute nothing but
that criticism and sarcasm. As though you even have to be involved. This
isn't a chat room where only one subject can be in a discussion. Pick what
you like to read and are genuinly enthused about and comment on it, or
delete the message and move on. 

 

So far the man's problem on how to do the move hasn't  been resolved, or
even the best way to approach this move in a rational, safe manner. I
thought it would help to have a few ideas in hand before approaching the
right company/method for the job. Perhaps in all your years of experience,
Jack, and Paul, you'd like to contribute something positive along those
lines.

 

I tried to contribute something to help stimulate this group's wonderful
ability to be creative and possibly help someone out. Is that so wrong? Talk
about being censured and squelched. Jack, Paul and others, you remind me of
the type of people who sit in business meetings and do nothing but complain
when others are proposing ideas to get the juices working and come up with
sometimes far out ideas, even if the ideas are not really practical or
viable, but in and of themselves promote thought, which, after all, is
certainly cheap and yet provides the catalyst for others to bring a working
concept to fruition.

 

 

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