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Leel
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Re: CSA Currency
KDMARTINKY wrote:Actually I have a collection of five CSA notes in a same mint series from 1864 which is actaually on the current market would be worth approximately $4000.00. So don;'t throw it away.....the south, at least I hear that Texas is desperate to leave the U.S.
Actually, I think it's that the U.S. is desparate for texas to leave....
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Possibly the longest dormant thread ever on C & F?
Holy Moley!! Talk about the dead coming back to life. The gap betwen the June 29, 2004 and August 22, 2005 entries on this thread might be a C & F record! I saw an entry of mine on page 1 of the thread--not that funny, in retrospect--mistakenly thought it was from June, 2005, had no immediate recollection of posting it, and then wondered if my identity (or one of my personalities) had been co-opted. Somehow, having no recollection of posting it over a year ago is a bit less disconcerting....
In any event, is this a C & F record for a dormant thread coming back to life?
Tom D.
In any event, is this a C & F record for a dormant thread coming back to life?
Tom D.
Re: Possibly the longest dormant thread ever on C & F?
There is a difference between death and dormancy. Every topic that has not been locked is still alive. The fact that sleeping dogs are lying does not mean that burglars are at rest also. What I mean is: the dormancy of a discussion is not an indication that the issues are at rest.Tom Dowling wrote:Holy Moley!! Talk about the dead coming back to life. ....................
In any event, is this a C & F record for a dormant thread coming back to life?
If you are looking for the topics that have been dormant longest you should go to page 1 of the index. You might even find an early topic with a discussion about how many tone holes does your tin whistle have, mine's got 6, one more than when I last counted. And so on and so forth ......
Anyway, what's your offer for my Bb Generation? Hmmm ?
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Re: Possibly the longest dormant thread ever on C & F?
talasiga wrote:......................
Anyway, what's your offer for my Bb Generation? Hmmm ?
The Bb Gen. is withdrawn from sale. I gave it to the dog next door to tweak it. I have now learnt my lesson with dogs. For life!
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Re: Possibly the longest dormant thread ever on C & F?
Withdrawn? One should never give up!! And I think your original price was fair, but you never did respond to my offer of a swap for my two $1,000 Gen C whistles. Maybe you just needed this time to think the offer over.talasiga wrote:talasiga wrote:......................
Anyway, what's your offer for my Bb Generation? Hmmm ?
The Bb Gen. is withdrawn from sale. I gave it to the dog next door to tweak it. I have now learnt my lesson with dogs. For life!
Nothing is so firmly believed as that which is least known--Montaigne
We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark. The real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light
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We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark. The real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light
--Plato
Re: Possibly the longest dormant thread ever on C & F?
this is yet one more example of the sort of totally true statement that readers will find in a talasiga topic .....blackhawk wrote:......
you never did respond to my offer of a swap for my two $1,000 Gen C whistles
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My topics are very well read globally and they always encourage relative truisms.
Moderators take note!
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Re: Possibly the longest dormant thread ever on C & F?
Well! I'm miffed! I've been saving my Pogs for at least a year and a half on the promise that you were still collecting them and would trade me for that Gen Bb of my dreams ... now I'm going to miss out on the best whistle ever! Just for that, I'm blowing your secret identity... HEY! it's not really 'talasiga'... it's 'age is alot'! There! Sorry, but you had that coming for teasing me so!talasiga wrote:this is yet one more example of the sort of totally true statement that readers will find in a talasiga topic .....blackhawk wrote:......
you never did respond to my offer of a swap for my two $1,000 Gen C whistles
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My topics are very well read globally and they always encourage relative truisms.
Moderators take note!
anniemcu
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Re: Barti Barti anybaddy
And this Mr. Panday, is he the same Mr. Panday who is the renowned author of 101 Creative Tempos for Bodhran?talasiga wrote:I'll even throw in a copy of Sarvapelli Bhoopacharya Panday's latest manual,
"108 Ways to Upset IT Musicians".
Daniel
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Re: Possibly the longest dormant thread ever on C & F?
A secret unveiled! Hey, Annie, didn'tanniemcu wrote:[ HEY! it's not really 'talasiga'... it's 'age is alot'!
I C U IN Netherlands Antilles?
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Re: Possibly the longest dormant thread ever on C & F?
Must have been in one of my earlier incarnations... or a parallel universe... alas... I'm not the topic the NA are focused upon.... ah... or my evil twin...crookedtune wrote:A secret unveiled! Hey, Annie, didn'tanniemcu wrote:[ HEY! it's not really 'talasiga'... it's 'age is alot'!
I C U IN Netherlands Antilles?
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