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RE: RE: CRAFT Disease in Banding

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Subject: RE: [BRASS-BAND:5209] RE: CRAFT Disease in Banding
From: "Ron Grice" <ronhg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 5 Jan 2003 08:24:05 +1100
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Your reply says it all, the word used has only one meaning and in some
peoples minds might be considered expressive, but would they use it in a
sober state to a member of the constabulary if pulled over or to their
Mother if you didn't like the meal she prepared. I am a cornet player and
have recently retired as the conductor of a top section band here in
Aus.!!In your band do you love to win or hate to lose??
Ron
By the way here in Aus we have a number of substitute words. And when are
you Poms going to learn to play Cricket


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