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On the morning of an important recital in London, a famous American violinist stopped in at a small Leicester Square shop and asked the girl for an E string.

"Yes, sir," she replied dubiously, and disappeared for several minutes.

When she returned, she had in her hand a box full of assorted pieces of cord, string and old rubber hands. "

'Ere, sir," she said, "you pick hit yourself. I can't tell the bloody 'e strings from the she strings."

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LOL :D :D :D:D

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Hello, Rooster, with a LOL!

:D:D:D


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5:30 AM here on the Pacific raincoast...good morning Marianne!

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Hello, good morning, Virginia. It is 2.59 here.

:):)

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"And," she added, "I'm wearin' a G-string, sir.  Might you also be 'avin' sum interest in that?"  :O :blush::blush: :O

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@Tink: I was thinking the same thing when I answered! LOL

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Lol, T(h)ink, that does not look like music - that starts rather with "u" and ends with "r" - oops ...

:O:blush::angel::D:D


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Oh, oh - as I see, T(h)ink and you are bringing some "animation" ...

:O:angel::D:P:D


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Shame on you, Rooster!   :O :blush: :ermm: :) :D

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@ Marianne:  Die "unter" Saite?  :O :blush: :blush: :O

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Lol, T(h)ink, the pun is super Saite (string) and Seite (page, side) - and I was indeed thinking of the English version of "Unterwäsche".

I think that everybody will understand ...

:O:angel::D:D:D



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Everybody will understand...?   That's what I was afraid of.  :blush: :blush: :blush: :ermm: :) :D :D :D

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Of course, and with a big giggle!  :P:D:D:D

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