Ok - After reading your endless opinions about beckets, I have a trivia question that has bugged me for years. Why are size 2 pins that I buy from Schaff .282 in diameter, and not .281? Look at the sequence for pins - .276, .282, .286, .291, .296, .301. Size 2 should be .281, shouldn't it? Why isn't it? Please give an answer that makes sense, someone. Chuck Behm >Chuck, it's because the arc of the radius of the agraffe in conjunction >with a superposition of the number of coils on the pin after the beckets are >aligned with Mars on the cusp of Taurus, all pointing to 3:00, squeeze the >heck out of the pin as it leans backward to avoid flagpoling. C'mon, man, >look at the charts. Do the math. Obviously you aren't one of those who, as >Nossman claims, is attempting to be at least minimally accurate and >rational. And yes, it can be a disorder. :-) >P Paul - You're advanced degree in Bovine Scatology will be arriving shortly in the mail. Thanks for the great answer! I'm just wondering why that hadn't occurred to me before. I mean really, it's so obvious! Chuck -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://ptg.org/pipermail/pianotech.php/attachments/20091009/09b269bf/attachment.htm>
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