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24 Sep 99 - 01:16 PM (#117331) Subject: Musical Etiquette 4:Possum vs. voice From: Tony Burns Now there's a problem!!!! |
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24 Sep 99 - 01:23 PM (#117336) Subject: RE: BS: Musical Etiquette 4:Possum vs. voice From: Doctor John This is too subtle (or "in") for me: please explain. Dr John |
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24 Sep 99 - 01:33 PM (#117339) Subject: RE: BS: Musical Etiquette 4:Possum vs. voice From: MMario no question. the performer on stage should always defer to the possum, unless of course the possum is carrying a pink flamingo. |
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24 Sep 99 - 02:10 PM (#117356) Subject: RE: BS: Musical Etiquette 4:Possum vs. voice From: Tony Burns Dr. John, This is indeed an in-joke. The Possum in question is the companion or our own Catspaw. |
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24 Sep 99 - 02:15 PM (#117361) Subject: RE: BS: Musical Etiquette 4:Possum vs. voice From: Max While we're on the subject, what's a better hand, a 3 possums or a flush? |
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24 Sep 99 - 02:18 PM (#117362) Subject: RE: BS: Musical Etiquette 4:Possum vs. voice From: Allan C. Three possums will beat a flush but a mudcat beats both. |
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24 Sep 99 - 02:33 PM (#117372) Subject: RE: BS: Musical Etiquette 5:Condoms vs. voice From: Charlie Baum While we're posing questions: BS: Musical Etiquette 5:Condoms vs. Voice
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24 Sep 99 - 03:02 PM (#117384) Subject: RE: BS: Musical Etiquette 4:Possum vs. voice From: catspaw49 Cleigh says he doen't like hearing possum and flush in the same sentence. I'll try to explain it to him and get back to you. Spaw |
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24 Sep 99 - 03:11 PM (#117388) Subject: RE: BS: Musical Etiquette 4:Possum vs. voice From: lamarca Are we talking 'Spaw's voice here? Judging from his own comments, my vote is for Cleigh... guess I'll get a chance to decide for sure at the Getaway. |
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24 Sep 99 - 04:46 PM (#117425) Subject: RE: BS: Musical Etiquette 4:Possum vs. voice From: Cap't Bob I'm sorry, I thought the posting was Marsupial etiquette, please forgive me. It seems when I'm on stage the audience often plays possum (no, not plays a possum ~ simply plays possum). At times like this I feel like throwing my banjo at them ~ of course that would be assault with a deadly weapon. Sometimes I wonder just how many musical possums are out there???? Are they trying to tell me something??? Why are they always out of tune?? Can you mute a possum? Cap't Bob |
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24 Sep 99 - 04:51 PM (#117429) Subject: RE: BS: Musical Etiquette 4:Possum vs. voice From: sophocleese If you want to 'mute' someone playing 'possum' you must like things dead quiet during performance. Its one way to avoid annoying interuptions. *BG* |
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24 Sep 99 - 04:52 PM (#117430) Subject: RE: BS: Musical Etiquette 4:Possum vs. voice From: sophocleese Oh, and the other risk in throwing your banjo at them is that they might throw it back! |
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24 Sep 99 - 05:00 PM (#117432) Subject: RE: BS: Musical Etiquette 4:Possum vs. voice From: Peter T. In Thought for the Day (Sept 24) it appears that concerning Possum Voice Etiquette, the current score is Possum 0, CBS 1. yours, Peter T. (shameless advertising for a different thread) |