Stilton, "octave", from the Latin "octavus", a ocean cephalopod that swims with "tune-ahs". Some are stricken with a "clef" palate, (but no artistic bent).
TR, Thanks for the "accolades". My vision has always allowed me to C-sharp, and my balance facilitates my desire not to B-flat. We seem to be simile in our humor, however those who don't "get it" may think we speak in "coda" language. Keep up the puns and malaprops... it's what keeps me from spending time in bars.
I did an organ transplant once. Yep, a Wurlitzer from Phoenix to Simi Valley.
ReplyDelete@Bruce Bleu- And following the transplant, I'm sure you're able to lead a fully octave life.
ReplyDeleteWhat's better than roses on your piano?
ReplyDelete@TrickyRicky- The classics never stop being funny.
ReplyDeleteStilton,
ReplyDelete"octave", from the Latin "octavus", a ocean cephalopod that swims with "tune-ahs". Some are stricken with a "clef" palate, (but no artistic bent).
@Stilton- They are the only ones I can remember.
ReplyDelete@Bruce Bleu- You are pretty sharp, your comments never fall flat.
TR,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the "accolades". My vision has always allowed me to C-sharp, and my balance facilitates my desire not to B-flat. We seem to be simile in our humor, however those who don't "get it" may think we speak in "coda" language. Keep up the puns and malaprops... it's what keeps me from spending time in bars.