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... and you thought 6-valve horns were complicated!

MartyNeilan wrote:http://www.dft.gov.uk/pgr/economics/sof ... usermanual

Heh, heh. I actually scanned it with some professional interest.

Rick "not a stranger to modal transport models" Denney

chapter 4.13.1

I got a different TUBA manual:

TUBA procedures

All I can say is that now we are being kept abreast to things. I don't know how important this is to playing tuba, but perhaps it would be helpful in embouchure development.

TubaRay wrote:All I can say is that now we are being kept abreast to things......

"Uh, uh, uh... He said 'breast', Beavis...Uh, uh, uh..."

"Shut up, Butthead...."

The Big Ben wrote:

TubaRay wrote:All I can say is that now we are being kept abreast to things......

"Uh, uh, uh... He said 'breast', Beavis...Uh, uh, uh..."
"Shut up, Butthead...."

Just to add a little clarification: The word is "abreast."

TubaRay wrote:

The Big Ben wrote:

TubaRay wrote:All I can say is that now we are being kept abreast to things......

"Uh, uh, uh... He said 'breast', Beavis...Uh, uh, uh..."
"Shut up, Butthead...."

Just to add a little clarification: The word is "abreast."

... which *is* a singular (not to mention unmatched, perhaps even unparallelled) distinction ...

OK, well how about a pic of bare breasts then?
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Or was that bear breasts?

did you mean this bear?

[img]http://www.tubanews.com/images/issue25/alan_baer.jpg[/img]



or was that BAER?