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GoldDustWoman

difficult but worth it
#41
AndyD said:
Wait, seriously... James can you recommend a place to have my clarinet fixed in NYC?

Michelle - who is this, Rod Baltimore?
International Woodwind and Brass Center on 174 West 48th Street off 7th Avenue (informally "Rod Baltimore's" now run by his son Ted.) They're the shit! Go up a couple flights of stairs, and there they are. Sales and repairs. I've had the sax put back together, literally, from a case full of pieces. I've also bought instruments and supplies there too.

That whole block is full of music stores (there's a Sam Ash and a bunch of others).

Back to the Eason show - perhaps he can confirm, or improve on this?
 

gregt53

I make words...
#42
tara said:
If anyone on this board has an common sense, you'll click on this link and check out the cast and crew credits. Especially The Doc.
Also check out the trailer...holy crap!...but not at work.


James,

Can you give me a brief history of the Papacy from the Roman Synod of A.D. 495 to the present day?

Thanks,

Greg
 

Rosie

Code 4 "SASSY-ASS!"
#47
Eason said:
Because God hates women.
ahem... yeah, i'll take it...

James,

What's a "Mexican Cartwheel"? I met this guy at Molly Wee's last night- he said he was a magician and wanted to show me this trick. I woke up this morning in an alley behind the Duane Reade on 8th Ave. and I never figured out what the trick was. Can you tell me what happened?

Signed,

Curious in Chelsea
 
#49
Rod Baltimore is good. I have a preference for Roberto's. He's of that tradition of Italian saxophone repair geniuses (genii?) (a la Emilio Lyons in Boston)

The history of the papacy at any time is one of thuggery, exclusion, and power control.

Evinrude. They've been moderately good for me.

Every single pagan ritual was co-opted by the Christians -- it's a big reason why Christianity is the single best religion ever.

A mexican cartwheel is a variation on the "wheelbarrow" with the added challenge of motion. It normally causes no loss of consciousness. You probably accidentally hit your head on a dumpster and your partner got scared and ran.

Because it's so well-traveled, St. Mark's is probably the "safest" E. Vill street late night. Any of the drunken chuckleheads semi-deserve a punch in the stomach. For A-1 pro-quality stomach punches, hang out in the vicinity of 36th & 8th Ave. Wait for it...
 
#51
Mr. Eason,

Why is everyone on this board so down on Benorbeen and why did Reenie send me private messages about him? I don't know either of them.

Thanks,
Dink
 

GoldDustWoman

difficult but worth it
#53
AndyD said:
Unless you want a one way ticket to Bonertown!

Thanks for the info Michelle. I'll check it out.
You're welcome. It's either Ted or Jon (his son) and he likes to flirt with the ladies.

Back to the brilliance of Eason.
 

Resnik

Foxhole Athiest
#54
Dear James Eason (if that is your real name),

What's the status on the upcoming Indiana Jones sequel?

Thanks in advance,
A pony
 

Sugar-Snit

is the bees knees
#55
Dear James,

why do my cats knock things off my dresser and onto the floor every morning, even when I have already fed them? Can they be that needy for attention?

Thanks,
pwned by cats
 
#57
James,

How/why from Berklee School of Music to improv and Comedy Central?

-Bander

Shout to Berge for making me able to ask this question.
 

qnarf

you get gun!
#60
james
every six months or so an afternoon comes along where i get a craving for a snickers bar that's so intense i become convinced i'll die if i don't eat one.
that sorta thing ever happen to you?
 
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