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...soprano sax? Also, what's the difference between a 4C and 5C mouthpiece?
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Surely you've got to be kidding. I mean, it's bad enough when the astrology kooks get on here and ask about their houses rising in conjunctions etc. etc., but at least THEY are asking about something related to the SKY.
What could possibly make you think that, just because a thing is called "Jupiter," astronomy people would know about it??
That's like going on the Shakespeare as classic literature site and asking about fishing equipment!
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lol speaking of which i like fishing too!
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welcome to an astronomy forum. We use eye pieces not mouth pieces. Every try looking through a telescope with your mouth? Didnt think so. Maybe try googling music or sax forums cause you wont luck out like this again most likely.
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lol speaking of which i like fishing too!
one time i went out for trout and instead came home with a boot. does that count?
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lol speaking of which i like fishing too!
reminds me, i have a fish tank! 55gallons community, tropical fish! lol
And i'm into business and astronomy! OMG, lol so many things i'm interested in...Oh wait! I forgot, I'm a hobbyist! lol,
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welcome to an astronomy forum. We use eye pieces not mouth pieces. Every try looking through a telescope with your mouth? Didnt think so. Maybe try googling music or sax forums cause you wont luck out like this again most likely.
lol, that's a good one
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