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11 May 12 - 01:25 AM (#3349403) Subject: Banjo Recovered After 5 Years From: Sandy Mc Lean BANJO |
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11 May 12 - 01:46 AM (#3349405) Subject: RE: Banjo Recovered After 5 Years From: Ernest Ha - you can`t get rid of a banjo! But it appears that the police is hoping for a second chance - why else would they report the value and an almost complete address where to find it.... Maybe the policewomen is living in the same neighborhood and the owner wasn`t a good player????? |
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11 May 12 - 04:07 AM (#3349433) Subject: RE: Banjo Recovered After 5 Years From: foggers Has anyone considered the possibility that the owner broke into the alleged thief's home and PUT the banjo there....? |
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11 May 12 - 04:09 AM (#3349435) Subject: RE: Banjo Recovered After 5 Years From: Will Fly Just shows you how hard it is to dispose of a stolen banjo... |
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11 May 12 - 04:15 AM (#3349437) Subject: RE: Banjo Recovered After 5 Years From: Will Fly Foggers - good to hear that one again - LOL! |
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11 May 12 - 12:37 PM (#3349601) Subject: RE: Banjo Recovered After 5 Years From: Sandy Mc Lean Left the banjo and stole a bohran I suppose. :-} |
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11 May 12 - 12:58 PM (#3349606) Subject: RE: Banjo Recovered After 5 Years From: Wesley S I figure the thief was a non-player that stole the banjo so he could get some piece and quiet. |
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11 May 12 - 01:25 PM (#3349613) Subject: RE: Banjo Recovered After 5 Years From: Don Firth A youngster from the back hills of Tennessee was spotted by the teacher in the small community's one room schoolhouse as being extraordinarily brilliant and gave him a lot of extra attention. Eventually, when he graduated from high school, she saw to it that he was given a battery of tests, and as a result, he received a scholarship from a very up-scale Ivy League university. In his first letter to his teacher, he expressed his gratitude for her care and attention and all she had done for him. And he told her how well he was doing. In describing the school, he said that he was living in the on-campus residence halls, and went on to say that "My room is small, but quite comfortable. The only problem is that the neighbors on either side of me are very noisy. One is always yelling and shouting and the other keeps pounding on the wall. "Other than that, my only problem is that I am very homesick. But I try to alleviate that by playing my banjo a lot." Don Firth |
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11 May 12 - 01:32 PM (#3349616) Subject: RE: Banjo Recovered After 5 Years From: GUEST,999 LOLOL Good one, Don. |
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11 May 12 - 02:45 PM (#3349652) Subject: RE: Banjo Recovered After 5 Years From: Charley Noble So the police admit they "cracked the case." I hope they compensated the banjo owner or at least bought him a new one. Charley Noble |
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11 May 12 - 03:19 PM (#3349662) Subject: RE: Banjo Recovered After 5 Years From: gnu You guys crack me up! I am interested to find out the sentences for the thefts. |
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11 May 12 - 03:30 PM (#3349673) Subject: RE: Banjo Recovered After 5 Years From: Charley Noble gnu- The guy's gonna be strung up of course! Feed me another line... Cheerily, Charley Noble |
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11 May 12 - 03:53 PM (#3349688) Subject: RE: Banjo Recovered After 5 Years From: Gurney It is very remiss of you lot to take the mickey out of banjos and their owners! Shame on you! As if they didn't have enough problems! |
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11 May 12 - 05:03 PM (#3349708) Subject: RE: Banjo Recovered After 5 Years From: Charley Noble Gurney- You're so right! Owning a banjo involves "headaches" enough without adding public ridicule. Cheerily, Charley 5-String Noble |
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11 May 12 - 09:25 PM (#3349790) Subject: RE: Banjo Recovered After 5 Years From: Don Firth "The guy's gonna be strung up of course!" You really pegged that one, Charley! Don Firth |
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11 May 12 - 11:08 PM (#3349807) Subject: RE: Banjo Recovered After 5 Years From: ChanteyLass Why would anyone steal a banjo? Kidding, of course. It's late, and my sense of humor at this hour . . . . Truth is, I like banjos. |
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11 May 12 - 11:33 PM (#3349812) Subject: RE: Banjo Recovered After 5 Years From: Tootler I have decided to stop taking the mickey out of banjo players... I have taken up the ukulele |
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12 May 12 - 03:11 AM (#3349838) Subject: RE: Banjo Recovered After 5 Years From: Gurney Never mind, Tootler. Nobody's perfect. One great advantage of the ukelele is that you CAN stick it up your jumper. |
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12 May 12 - 04:17 AM (#3349853) Subject: RE: Banjo Recovered After 5 Years From: Roger the Skiffler He was sentenced to five years playing the bagpipes. RtS |
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12 May 12 - 08:59 AM (#3349947) Subject: RE: Banjo Recovered After 5 Years From: Ernest Tootler, did you consider a banjo-ukulele? |
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12 May 12 - 09:12 AM (#3349951) Subject: RE: Banjo Recovered After 5 Years From: Charley Noble "Why would anyone steal a banjo?" That's one way to get a "head" in life. I really don't know why people "pick" on banjo players. It should, logically, be the other way around. Cheerily, Charley Ignoble |