Death of a Tuba
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danzfat
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Death of a Tuba
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The title says it all.
The title says it all.
That guy practicing outside while the neighbors complain.
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Chriss2760
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Re: Death of a Tuba
That was disturbing.
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Re: Death of a Tuba
our tax dollars hard at work..... 
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Ken Herrick
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Re: Death of a Tuba
And people wonder WHY so many in other parts of the world don't say god bless america?????????
Somebody should get a court martial for that sort of crap.
Somebody should get a court martial for that sort of crap.
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danzfat
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Re: Death of a Tuba
His own personal horn, not tax dollars stop the negative its funny
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That guy practicing outside while the neighbors complain.
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TubaRay
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It is very funny!danzfat wrote:His own personal horn, not tax dollars stop the negative its funny.
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Re: Death of a Tuba
I thought it was great...GIant kudos to all involved. We need more of this!!!!!!
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Re: Death of a Tuba
...I would've played on it.... 
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Re: Death of a Tuba
This is crap.
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Re: Death of a Tuba
Send it to Bloke, I heard he does good work.
it was fun playing with some of you guys
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Re: Death of a Tuba
Kind of sad.. nice tuba playing but sad to destroy an instrument that could have gave joy to someone somewhere...........................................bigbob http://www.rgisculptures.com" target="_blank
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Re: Death of a Tuba
It was an Eb... I wonder how the false tones were!? 
Instead of talking to your plants, if you yelled at them would they still grow, but only to be troubled and insecure?
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Ken Herrick
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Re: Death of a Tuba
Probably pretty flat coming out of an Ebbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb.
Yeah - it has a good funny side and were it not for people being in uniform I would have liked it. I'm afraid it reminded me a bit too much of a certain reservist "walking the dog" in the ME a few years ago. There is a time and place for all things (pretty much) but at times a bit of discretion is called for.
I can think of several places in the world where people are trying to make music on even worse looking beaters than that.
All things in proper context..............
Yeah - it has a good funny side and were it not for people being in uniform I would have liked it. I'm afraid it reminded me a bit too much of a certain reservist "walking the dog" in the ME a few years ago. There is a time and place for all things (pretty much) but at times a bit of discretion is called for.
I can think of several places in the world where people are trying to make music on even worse looking beaters than that.
All things in proper context..............
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Re: Death of a Tuba
I guess who ever plays the horn now will be a little flat. OOOOOO NNNNOOOOOOOO Mr. Bill!
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Re: Death of a Tuba
Ouch. That sits wrong with me. I have a beater King 606 trombone with a rusted out slide and I cannot bring myself to throw even that away.
Someone could have played that. Except for the bell, it looked pretty clean though of course I have no idea how it actually played. There are probably a few people I know who wear the same clothes that wouldn't mind doing that to my King...
Someone could have played that. Except for the bell, it looked pretty clean though of course I have no idea how it actually played. There are probably a few people I know who wear the same clothes that wouldn't mind doing that to my King...
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Re: Death of a Tuba
This hurt my heart. HAHAHA
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Here comes that mannheim steamroller, Sluggo!HGillespie wrote:I guess who ever plays the horn now will be a little flat. OOOOOO NNNNOOOOOOOO Mr. Bill!
Instead of talking to your plants, if you yelled at them would they still grow, but only to be troubled and insecure?
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Re: Death of a Tuba
I had tears in my eyes
But it was also quite amusing
But it was also quite amusing
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Re: Death of a Tuba
And to think I thought I had too much time on my hands.
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Re: Death of a Tuba
Clearly a cheap plug for the Army Tuba Conference!
