Amusing tortures for "pianos"

Newton Hunt nhunt@jagat.com
Wed, 01 Mar 2000 09:01:56 -0500


No, the students won because they had a cheap piano and the techs
had an expensive piano.  The cheap piano fell apart with just a
couple of blows from a sledge hammer.  The glue joints of the
expensive piano were so good it took a lot more time to break them
apart.  It was most cathartic.  

		Newton

Kristinn Leifsson wrote:
> 
> Dear List,
> 
> I believe there was once a competition between some university students and
> a group of piano techs which involved getting a moderately sized piano
> through a hole approximately 50 or 60cm to all sides(yeah, just convert it
> you Yanks out there).
> 
> This probably entailed a chainsaw, a hacksaw, an impact drill etc.
> 
> I think the students won because the techs were a little bit too methodical
> whereas the students just totally destroyed it.
> 
> Kristinn Leifsson
> Reykjavík, Iceland
> 
>


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