beating a dead horse

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jonesmj wrote:Tintype images are generally 'reversed'....
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Hi-
Well, Verdi did go to the maker Pelitti and got the inst in Bb that he wanted--is this an early valved cimbasso???? :wink:
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what size cup was used in that video of the G String?
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k001k47 wrote:
TexTuba wrote:
k001k47 wrote:DISCLAIMER: THE FOLLOWING VIDEO IS MUSIC SET TO BETTIE PAGE DANCING, SO DONT CLICK ON IT IF THAT OFFENDS YOU.
I, SIR, AM OFFENDED!!! :x :x :x
I don't know what to tell you, pal.
What offends me the most is people getting offended. :x :lol:
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bloke wrote:hmph!
Er...

isn't that spelt "Harumph!" ?
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"The Cimbasso and Tuba in the Operatic Works of Guiseppe Verdi: a Pedagogical and Aesthetic Comparision," Alexander Constantino Doctor of Musical Arts Dissertation, Approved August 2010.

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the elephant wrote:
TubaRay wrote:What offends me the most is people getting offended. :x :lol:
That was really offensive. :tuba:
Were your defenses compromised? :shock:
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This thread reminded me of something I observed recently. I was picking my son up from a junior high party and they were playing catch phrase. The secret phrase was "beating a dead horse". When it was revealed one little girl--the prettiest but perhaps not the brightest at the party--wondered aloud, "why would anyone do that?"
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