>> I am saving your manly second-hand opinion for the >relevant section of > http://polyhymnion.org/swv/comments.html >> where it would certainly add to your well-deserved >reputation of a >> culturally sensitive individual. >> RT > Just a non Eurocentric kind of guy, I am. I hope your ostensibly European lutes don't reflect this mindset of yours.
>> ps. >> Sorry about your chronic sinusitis. Cheeses are indeed >bad for that, >> especially such Armenian specialty as "string-cheese > > I have no problem eating cheese, only listening to it. > Michael Thames But you listen to JWilliams, don't you? RT > > >>>>> I have yet to open any of your cheesy products, >>>>> I'm not about to start now. >>>>> Michael Thames >>>>> www.ThamesClassicalGuitars.com >>> >>>> Just because I like logic: how do you know they are >cheesy if you have >>> never >>>> opened one of them? 8^) >>> >>>> Francesco >>> >>> Aside from the name that gave it away, I've asked several lutenist's, > whom >>> I respect, and admire. Their advice was to avoid "string cheese" all >>> together, citing health concerns. >>> Michael Thames >> I am saving your manly second-hand opinion for the relevant section of >> http://polyhymnion.org/swv/comments.html >> where it would certainly add to your well-deserved reputation of a >> culturally sensitive individual. >> RT >> ps. >> Sorry about your chronic sinusitis. Cheeses are indeed bad for that, >> especially such Armenian specialty as "string-cheese". >> >> >> >> >> > > To get on or off this list see list information at http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~wbc/lute-admin/index.html
