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Not the presentation style from my collection, but photos happen to come my way. And this is not about neither food nor beverages, At least not in their original incarnations:

not a real big target is it??? If you go to use that after having a few too many drinks, chances are you will miss.....


Here is America they hang old beat up horns on walls in restaurants, but I have not seen this yet.


k

Is this a new chemical cleaning process??

Outstanding and creative use for instruments.

TWTuba wrote:Is this a new chemical cleaning process??

Outstanding and creative use for instruments.

In your current location you likely have learned a new understanding of the pedal range.

Klaus

ken k wrote:not a real big target is it??? If you go to use that after having a few too many drinks, chances are you will miss.....

Or you might try to go through the wrong hole...

ken k wrote:not a real big target is it??? If you go to use that after having a few too many drinks, chances are you will miss.....
k

Those horns used to be silver plated...

I believe those are pee shooters

The term "Chemical Flush" now takes on an entirely different meaning.

Urinal lotta trouble now!

LJV wrote:

Kevin Hendrick wrote:Urinal lotta trouble now!

Urine fine form today, guys!

Wee thank you, sir! "Excretion is the bladder part of velour", after all ...

I am impressed by one of your twisted and twisting technical facility in urine gliss.

K

imperialbari wrote:Not the presentation style from my collection, but photos happen to come my way. And this is not about neither food nor beverages, At least not in their original incarnations:

Where's the foul line? Points for distance? Accuracy?

After laughing my *** off for a good 5 minutes, I wondered would those need to be taken apart to clean them out thoroughly (I would feel sorry for the guy who had to do that!)

JJ

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OOMPAH wrote:I believe this is the final manufacturing stage at the factory in China where they input the quality control.

These quality instruments come pre-loaded at the factory insuring that they will make you MORE HAPPY when you play them!

Ahhh, so that's where those "golden tones" come from (not to mention that "swirled-class sound"!) ...

As one cello playing friend told me when I showed her this picture.

Reuse, reduce, recycle

LJV wrote:

sinfonian wrote:As one cello playing friend told me when I showed her this picture.

Reuse, reduce, recycle

Yeah, that just their mind set. With them, there's always room for 'cello.

... and now it's my turn to "take a bow"!

In a recent posting bloke mentions sousa foil. Is that the equivalent of cellophane?

K

I know some were pissed-off by this thread, but a very serious horn list had its own entry on this matter (not by me).



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"A visitor to the Goldener Sternen restaurant in Freiburg, Germany, uses one of three baritone horns installed as ......."

:-[

I went to the site of that restaurant where these photos do not occur, whereas I found the one below here. Glad they chose ovals over that one:



Klaus