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| Utimate User Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: USA
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![]() | How old are you... ... in trumpet years? This question came about when my friend, Rob Rohlfing, and I had a conversation and it came up that even though we are the same age he was substantially younger than I in "trumpet years" because he took a number of years off at one point to help in the family business. Never having taken time off, that means I'm about 38 in trumpet years! Therefore, again I ask... ... how old are you in trumpet years? ML |
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