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Didn't he just request this?

Yes, I read it in another post
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Yes, but I didn't read it
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Yes, but my brain hurts
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Post by Mark »

Doc wrote:You'll be happy to know, Rob, that pommes are commonly served with any style schnitzel in Deutschland. Even more common for us commoners. Spaetzle is certainly available, and it fantastic, especially kaesespaetzle!
Wasn't all this started because someone thought himself a little too Spaetzle?
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I do admire the Gentle Giant's enthusiasm - he is all about blowing on these horns, and that's what this site is about.

Yes, I posted this is the other thread that devolved into a BashBobFest, but I really wanted to use this image more than once.

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It's been six years since I studied German. Thanks for the refresher course, guys!

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Bob1062 wrote:
ed wrote:
tofu wrote:Bob -

The reality is most of these guys on here love you and would surely miss you if you didn't post and give them something to yack about.
"Most". Please note that s/he said "most".
Why? Am I this guy-
viewtopic.php?p=167917&highlight=#167917
Since you are responding to ed, are you implying that you also post under the name Lee Jacobs?
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I'm bumping this so we can all join in.

I am irritated right now because I sent him a private message in which I told him how I felt about something he wrote. And then he posted it publicly. Then he told me to lighten up.

This isn't to say that I am angry. I'm not mad. It's not worth it. I consider the source.
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Did you hear me say I am not angry?

I am merely irritated that you made a PM public. There's a cardinal forum rule that you never do that.
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LoyalTubist wrote:Did you hear me say I am not angry?

I am merely irritated that you made a PM public. There's a cardinal forum rule that you never do that.
Bill, I'm going to defend Bob (some more) on this one, and since you've made a public fight, I'm going to let you have it a little bit, in public. If I received a PM that attacked me, I'd be strongly tempted to publish it, especially if the sender mentioned it in a taunt in a public post. You should not send what you don't want publicly published, especially when what you don't want publicly seen is the use of rudeness to attack rudeness.

You cannot have it both ways. You should know from your experience in the Far East that politeness starts with the small things. If you had a beef with Bob, you should have taken it all the way private or just let it go.

There are NO cardinal rules on Tubenet, except for those expressed plainly by the owner. He has done so only rarely, which should be an indication of his views on the matter.

If you don't want to be stung by an ant, don't kick the anthill. Especially over the issue of hijacking your thread, which was not yours to hijack. That is also a long-established plain principle of online forums--the original poster of a thread does not own the thread. You can disagree with the direction it goes, and state your disagreement, but your ideas have to stand up to the same scrutiny as all the others.

I respectfully suggest that you let this go.

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Rick Denney wrote:
LoyalTubist wrote:Did you hear me say I am not angry?

I am merely irritated that you made a PM public. There's a cardinal forum rule that you never do that.
Bill, I'm going to defend Bob (some more) on this one, and since you've made a public fight, I'm going to let you have it a little bit, in public. If I received a PM that attacked me, I'd be strongly tempted to publish it, especially if the sender mentioned it in a taunt in a public post. You should not send what you don't want publicly published, especially when what you don't want publicly seen is the use of rudeness to attack rudeness.

You cannot have it both ways. You should know from your experience in the Far East that politeness starts with the small things. If you had a beef with Bob, you should have taken it all the way private or just let it go.

There are NO cardinal rules on Tubenet, except for those expressed plainly by the owner. He has done so only rarely, which should be an indication of his views on the matter.

If you don't want to be stung by an ant, don't kick the anthill. Especially over the issue of hijacking your thread, which was not yours to hijack. That is also a long-established plain principle of online forums--the original poster of a thread does not own the thread. You can disagree with the direction it goes, and state your disagreement, but your ideas have to stand up to the same scrutiny as all the others.

I respectfully suggest that you let this go.

Rick "now, Bob, my advice you is to also let it go" Denney
Thank you, Rick, for stating what I tried to state in the other thread. You said much better than I ever could.
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How did I get dragged into this?
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i dont know how you dont know that you kinda quoted lee. You did didnt you? or am i missing something?
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Post by Albertibass »

Bob1062 wrote:
ed wrote:
tofu wrote:Bob -

The reality is most of these guys on here love you and would surely miss you if you didn't post and give them something to yack about.
"Most". Please note that s/he said "most".


Why? Am I this guy-
viewtopic.php?p=167917&highlight=#167917
alright, i guess what i left out was that this post confused me. what did you mean here?
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That Dalyan Prague at wwbw would have my interest if I didn't already have my limit of tubas.
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RE: the MW EEb - You have bass tubas to fall back on if you need to play high. Why settle for a one horn solution, when you can have a bass tuba and a contrabass?

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OK, Bob, you won't buy the ones for sale. You continue to waffle among choices that may or may not actually suit your needs/desires/ensembles. Upon the civil attempts to engage in progressive dialog to help you focus on your goal, you go off on tangents. I'm left with having to say it:

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iiipopes wrote:OK, Bob, you won't buy the ones for sale. You continue to waffle among choices that may or may not actually suit your needs/desires/ensembles. Upon the civil attempts to engage in progressive dialog to help you focus on your goal, you go off on tangents. I'm left with having to say it:
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I don't know but there is a frog that thinks she's kinda hot.
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Post by iiipopes »

Guys, thanks. I hated to do it, but, $#!+, at least after a few months of bouncing around I actually did go ahead and buy a tuba, even if it wasn't exactly what I thought I wanted, but turned out to be what I needed, and have come to live with it well. Ya know, with my retrofit bell on my 186 being too short, having necessitated the longer main tuning slide, my 186 is actually approaching Piggy territory, as it is noticably shorter, even from a distance, than the other two guys and their 186's, one older 16 1/2 bell and S arms, and one newer with the 17 3/4 inch bell and uniballs. Sometimes, it and I sound great. Most often, we sound passable and actually contribute rather than detract from community band. And sometimes when I'm having a bad day and really making a mess of things, it does oink really badly!

Come on, Bob, we all want the best for you. Just get one, put your lips together, and blow....
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