Wholly CARP Bruce, now I'm seeing a multi-belled monstrosity that needs a stand to hold it, as a human can barely get a hand in to work the valves... NOICE!
Here I was, going w/ bagpipes, but a Threeba... OMFG!
Standa, What's the difference between onions and bagpipes? Nobody cries when you cut up bagpipes! Gladhorn, EPIC! That's going in the "snarkpository" of humor!
I hope that the surgeon can at least tell a clavicle from a clavichord.....
ReplyDeleteHohner? He hardly knew her!!!
ReplyDeleteGood thing it wasn't a tuba, or it's larger cousin, the THREEba!
ReplyDeleteWholly CARP Bruce, now I'm seeing a multi-belled monstrosity that needs a stand to hold it, as a human can barely get a hand in to work the valves... NOICE!
ReplyDeleteHere I was, going w/ bagpipes, but a Threeba... OMFG!
Wahoo - like the knight and the lady, he offered his honor, she honored his offer, and it was honor and offer all knight?
ReplyDeleteWhat is the definition of perfect pitch?
ReplyDeleteThe sound of a banjo landing on a pair of bagpipes in the dumpster.
Whelp, that's the extent of my music related jokes. Good night every one, try the veal it's delicious.
Why an X-ray?
ReplyDeleteBecause there is just NO WAY we can justify an MRI to insurance overseers.
@TrickyRicky- I'm sure there are some expensive tests that can help.
ReplyDelete@Wahoo- You know entirely too much about harmonicas.
@Bruce Bleu- You're a glass half full kind of guy.
@Stan da Man- I think a Threeba is the instrument we see on those Ricola commercials.
@Gladorn- Your joke is fine, but I actually like both instruments. Preferably with a dash of didgeridoo.
@Rod- Not to mention that an MRI might pull a harmonica out the hard way (ouch!)
@Gladorn: a related sentiment - Q: What's the definition of a gentleman? A: Someone who knows how to play the accordion ... and doesn't!
ReplyDeleteStanda, What's the difference between onions and bagpipes? Nobody cries when you cut up bagpipes!
ReplyDeleteGladhorn,
EPIC! That's going in the "snarkpository" of humor!
@Gladorn
ReplyDelete"Good night every one, try the veal it's delicious."
And don't forget to tip your waitress.
(Or is that sexist?)