Ahhhh c’mon, we all know that Generation makes the best whistles! Generation RULEZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!!!
If anyone wants one of my Generation whistles, I’ll sell it for 100$, no waiting list.
On 2002-12-02 20:10, Jeferson wrote:
Maybe we disagree then.
Last I heard, it was two years, but I’d accept three. I’m not really in the O’Riordan loop. 
I can accept the fact that we disagree about the sindt/o’riordan thing, and I didn’t really mean to sound like I was jumping on you. I wasn’t. I was just ticked at the situation, and writing vehemently. It just steams me every time some fairly innocent fella gets blindsided here by someone else’s agenda when all they want to do is sell some whistles to a willing buyer.
Bloomfield… you are, by far, the funniest guy around (though Az is funnier looking). We should get together sometime soon and play some tunes before I head off to Mexico.
Best,
Chris
Jaysus Phil,
I honestly don’t have a clue what’s gotten into you…Like WW mentioned: You had no problem at all with Michael Eskin, when I paid $250 for that O’Riordan C, which is approximately 2 times what it originally cost.
I really can’t imagine what all this nonesense is that your spewing about “Right, Moral, blah, blah, blah…” you’ve even taken oblique shots at me for selling whistles in recent months, and I thought we were pals.
I don’t see where anyone get’s hurt here, so what’s your problem? If someone asks too much for a whistle, people can simply laugh and and “Ha! He’ll NEVER get that much!!” and perhaps they’ll be correct, perhaps not, but no is having their arm twisted. And, unlike a shop where someone might wander off the street and buy a $150 Sindt without having any idea what the whistle would cost purchased direct , everyone here pretty much knows the score.
Why on earth should it bother you what price an individual ASKS for any of his or her private property? What business is it of yours?
Man, this message board gets stranger and stranger all the time…
Loren
On 2002-12-02 13:46, Cees wrote:
Hey, Bran, where’d you come up with your username? I’m interested because my husband and I named our son that (he just turned two yesterday). It’s a great name!
This just shows you that great minds think alike.
Bran
On 2002-12-02 22:33, ChrisLaughlin wrote:
Bloomfield… you are, by far, the funniest guy around (though Az is funnier looking). We should get together sometime soon and play some tunes before I head off to Mexico.
Best,
Chris
I’m blushing, Chris. But I know that Az is funny looking: He even talks funny. 
By all means, let’s have some tunes. When are you off to Mexico?
Bloomfield, I think you misunderstood me. When I said you were funny I didn’t mean it in “Gee he’s witty!” kind of way. I meant it in a “Gee, that guy is the dumbest, lamest moron I’ve ever had the extreme displeasure of dealing with. How did he ever survive this long?”
I hope that clears up any misunderstanding.
Anyways, despite the fact that I think you’re a useless sod, I’d love to get together for some tunes. What part of Pioneer Valley do you live in?
Best,
Chris
P.S. - Mexico at the end of January.
On 2002-12-03 10:18, ChrisLaughlin wrote:
Bloomfield, I think you misunderstood me. When I said you were funny I didn’t mean it in “Gee he’s witty!” kind of way. I meant it in a “Gee, that guy is the dumbest, lamest moron I’ve ever had the extreme displeasure of dealing with. How did he ever survive this long?”
I hope that clears up any misunderstanding.
Anyways, despite the fact that I think you’re a useless sod, I’d love to get together for some tunes. What part of Pioneer Valley do you live in?
Oh. I see. Well, well.
The part of Pioneer Valley I live in is just outside Fairbanks, Alaska. Could you make it, say, Friday night? I’ll give the address of the 7/11 where we could meet. I fear I am tied up after that till the end of, oh… 2006.
Wait a minute, I look funny eh?! Chris, I’m jealous, for how long are you going to be in Mexico? Might go myself at one point. In which part of Mexico are you going to be?
On 2002-12-03 10:27, Bloomfield wrote:
I fear I am tied up after that till the end of, oh… 2006.
These fetishes of yours are getting way out of hand, Bloomy.
Alaska! Excellent! I’ve been hoping to somehow escape this frozen tundra of New Hampshire for a couple months. Alaska will do just fine… geeze, I hope I can find my Bermuda shorts and Hawaiian print shirt.
So, let me get this straight - we meet at the 7/11 at 11:01 PM. I’ll plan to recognize you by your purple velvet suit, white suede platform shoes, big hat with the feather in it, authentic Cubic Zirconia jewelry and imitation gold medallion. When I spot you I’ll give the secret sign and handshake, followed by the password, encoded here for our mutual protection (NIATFEIHC). Remember no funny business, no guns and no cops.
Chris
On 2002-12-03 10:43, ChrisLaughlin wrote:
Alaska! Excellent! I’ve been hoping to somehow escape this frozen tundra of New Hampshire for a couple months. Alaska will do just fine… geeze, I hope I can find my Bermuda shorts and Hawaiian print shirt.
So, let me get this straight - we meet at the 7/11 at 11:01 PM. I’ll plan to recognize you by your purple velvet suit, white suede platform shoes, big hat with the feather in it, authentic Cubic Zirconia jewelry and imitation gold medallion. When I spot you I’ll give the secret sign and handshake, followed by the password, encoded here for our mutual protection (NIATFEIHC). Remember no funny business, no guns and no cops.Chris
And no piano accordions. Or the deal is off.
On 2002-12-03 10:43, ChrisLaughlin wrote:
…followed by the password, encoded here for our mutual protection (NIATFEIHC).
Chris, your codes remain](http://chiffboard.mati.ca/viewtopic.php?topic=6381&forum=1&start=15%22%3Eremain) quite lacking in the security department…
Oh yeah Beth? Well then, I guess we’ll have to come up with a new code. By the way, for those wondering what the old password was, it was “Yes, we have no bananas, may I interest you in a used car, some life insurance or a Ronco Electric Food Dehydrator?”
Chris