A poem about piano moving
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A poem about piano moving
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Why would they choose such an awkward vocation
That can leave them stranded in an unknown location
They have aches and pains that are way beyond soothing
I'm talking of course about piano moving
Upstairs, downstairs or across a muddy lawn
And after hard day's graft they drive through 'til dawn
Cooped in their van through sunshine and rain
Knowing tomorrow they'll do it all over again!!
I'm not sure why I keep changing the font colour in my posts but there you go.
Piano movers are the unsung heroes of the trade... along with technicians of course
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It's these chaps:
www.pianospeed.com
Jon is the friendliest piano mover on the planet. Not only that but he's the most hardest working piano mover too. The effort he puts into his trade is unbelievable. I always tell him to stop working so hard but he always ignores the advice.
So that's why I wrote the poem
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I'll send you a PM now with that info but feel free to reply back in here without mentioning the price. Forum etiquette you know
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The chaps from PianoSpeed are very polite and don't swear. You might find that hard to believe but it's true. Jon has the voice of a posh office worker with the physique of a body builder!
I've yet to see the smile get wiped off his face despite the many trials that piano movers encounter. He's always chirpy.
They are the poshest movers I've ever come across. Not that there is anything wrong with the rough & ready ones of course.
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lol to a passport photo of you.
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Are you a piano teacher?
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don,t forget me
Post by carpace2002 »
Just like to let u all know,that jon is not the only one that works hard .I.drive the van all day long, and i,m at the other end of the piano when they go up stairs?
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Yes apparently many of my deliveries would fail if it weren't for the animal brute force and skill of Barry.
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When a piano is too heavy to carrycarpace2002 wrote:HI its BARRY
Just like to let u all know,that jon is not the only one that works hard .I.drive the van all day long, and i,m at the other end of the piano when they go up stairs?
Just pick up the phone and call Barry
He'll float it upstairs
With the strength of 10 bears
So if you're stuck, don't ask Jon, ask Barry
Not my best, but it's Monday morning!
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