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Bill Groner


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Post  Posted 9 Jan 2018 8:28 am    
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I usually get to work 45 minutes before my shift starts...........I try to get in a good 30 minutes practice every morning.....I just finished up this one and was going to take it home, but now I am not sure.....might just leave it in my little office.

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James Hartman

 

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Pennsylvania, USA
Post  Posted 9 Jan 2018 9:19 am    
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No. You need to bring it home so I can come over and play it.

Very Happy
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Bill Groner


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QUAKERTOWN, PA
Post  Posted 9 Jan 2018 9:34 am    
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James Hartman wrote:
No. You need to bring it home so I can come over and play it.

Very Happy


LOL OK......I'll let you have a go at it. Very Happy
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Brandon Minnix

 

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North Carolina, USA
Post  Posted 9 Jan 2018 7:22 pm    
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That looks great Bill. I could see where you might would keep that in the shop to play. Looks a perfect size for it!
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