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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YLmh5iDIhw

Will Schleppy set up a wholesale operation?

The smaller breeds could even sit in the bell.....waiting for an unsuspecting thief. It would help if they really hated loud noises too.

This is a funny video though, thanks for posting it.

Rob

Rob wrote:The smaller breeds could even sit in the bell.....waiting for an unsuspecting thief. It would help if they really hated loud noises too.

This is a funny video though, thanks for posting it.

Rob

Sent this one to a female web-friend, already the mother of 4 wonderful kids, just in case the need should come up:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bssdsXIfO9M

This one actually touches upon a very important part of the tubabusiness. Normally this area is covered by Brian Frederiksen.

Klaus

imperialbari wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bssdsXIfO9M

Klaus

How tenorhorns are made...

...and of course, if you're playing the solo in "Close Encounters" this little guy can be of assistance:

http://www.trunkmonkey.com/content/view/82/1/

Tom Carlson

As a late convert I must realise that monkey business is a complex affair:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYUx7-A8uA0

Also Schleppy tends to load the line of Roll Out The Barrel with fully new semantics. For customers go ask Tina Fey, who may have some ideas. Only make sure the first buddy doesn’t get jealous on the monkey (but then it has shown its ability to handle a lien).


Klaus

PS: It may be known that several independent versions of English are spoken around the world. Australia, American, African, and Indian versions are well known. There is a Continental European one also.

Some countries have English terms unknown to Englishmen. One such from Denmark describes the tourist class on airplanes: Monkey Class