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dubhlinn wrote:Poor old Kenny G.

The Michael Flatley of Saxophone... :wink:

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better than John Klemmer... :D
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My new one explains itself. :)
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Cranberry wrote:My new one explains itself. :)
I wonder whether, in a week's time, given your propensity to change your avatar chameleon-like, this post will make any sense.
"Last night, among his fellow roughs,
He jested, quaff'd and swore."

They cut me down and I leapt up high
I am the life that'll never, never die.
I'll live in you if you'll live in me -
I am the lord of the dance, said he!
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Post by Jack »

SteveShaw wrote:
Cranberry wrote:My new one explains itself. :)
I wonder whether, in a week's time, given your propensity to change your avatar chameleon-like, this post will make any sense.
Of course not. :P
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:lol:
The words Flogging, not to mention , a dead horse, spring to mind.

Slan,
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And many a poor man that has roved,
Loved and thought himself beloved,
From a glad kindness cannot take his eyes.

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Wow, it's not often you see the Quakers dragged out.

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I hope that no one thinks that is representative of Quaker thinking. It is the antithesis of it, both in content and intent.
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SteveShaw wrote:Dashed out a few minutes ago to take this pic of my daffs struggling to come out - they were blowing about a bit.

<img src="http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c268/ ... 170161.jpg" width=200>
I have some of those at my house!
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Post by Loren »

Lambchop wrote:I hope that no one thinks that is representative of Quaker thinking. It is the antithesis of it, both in content and intent.
Yeah, sounds more Southern Baptist than anything - frankly, I was quite surprised to see the Quaker name associated with those words.

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Loren wrote:
Lambchop wrote:I hope that no one thinks that is representative of Quaker thinking. It is the antithesis of it, both in content and intent.
Yeah, sounds more Southern Baptist than anything - frankly, I was quite surprised to see the Quaker name associated with those words.

Loren
Guess you cleared that up. You gonna banish Cranberry from the Religious Society of Friends?
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"E. B. Cummings" attributed at the tail end of Cran's avatar du jour... at first I wondered when had e. e. cummings ever turned his pen to religious exhortations...
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I know it's not a avatar but here's a sig that I've been using in another forum. I was originally going to use it here, but sigs don't work at C&F.


(It looks best if you view it with FireFox)
I call it, The Sessioneers.
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Personally, I think it's about 95% there, but the text still needs a bit o' work.
"Playing the whistle is nothing impressive. All one has to do is cover the right holes at the right time, and the instrument plays itself."
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Mine is just my older recorder out for a romp in the snow.

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Judy and The Cutterpup
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cutterpup wrote:Mine is just my older recorder out for a romp in the snow.

Judy (28 cameras, 11 recorders, 4 whistles, 1 mountain dulcimer, 2 kids, 2 kid-in-laws, 1 dog, 1 cat, 1 husband)
What's with all the Cameras ?


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Yokobue

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The Kanji say "yokobue", Japanese for "Transverse Flute".

If you have Japanese fonts installed, you might see it more clearly here: 横笛

Lately, I've been playing more Shakuhachi. 尺八
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