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That's what I thought too on first reading, but then decided it was probably a clever pun.Originally posted by DracoM View Post
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May the good ship be sailing onto new horizons and everyone keeps happy andto give the new team a Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage!!Don’t cry for me
I go where music was born
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... a 'Prosperous Voyage', yes. But not, please, a 'Calm Sea' - that is the last thing a sailing ship wants - (and surely this Forum (like the vessels of which Mendelssohn - or Beethoven, or Goethe... wd have known) is a three-masted schooner rather than any revolting coal-fired packet... ) - the 'Calm Sea' is not a Good ThingOriginally posted by Brassbandmaestro View Post
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....shiver me timbres....bong chingComment
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....i like it....bong chingComment
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No danger of that on on this Forum, Vints. Worry not.the 'Calm Sea' is not a Good Thing
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I remember Joseph Cooper drawing attention to the obvious oxymoron on Face the Music, back in the era of flared trousersOriginally posted by vinteuil View Post... a 'Prosperous Voyage', yes. But not, please, a 'Calm Sea' - that is the last thing a sailing ship wants - (and surely this Forum (like the vessels of which Mendelssohn - or Beethoven, or Goethe... wd have known) is a three-masted schooner rather than any revolting coal-fired packet... ) - the 'Calm Sea' is not a Good Thing
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What do you mean, "back in the era" - are they not still en vogue?Originally posted by Richard Tarleton View Postback in the era of flared trousers
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