• Miles O'Brien
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      241 month ago

      As someone who has moved several free pianos and now tells people I will drive it but loading and unloading is on them…

      They all sound like complete shit.

      The piano is free, making it sound good isn’t.

      But then, most people just have a piano for decoration.

    • @Jerkface
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      61 month ago

      Have you ever tried a combination safe? Not quite as stylish, but insanely practical. You get to open it up and look at your dirty work after it’s done.

  • Arghblarg
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    171 month ago

    :( Please tell me they aren’t all headed for the dump :(

    It’s hard to find homes for old pianos since so many people live in smaller spaces now, and yes, they’re so big and heavy. But the beautiful workmanship on old ones… seems a shame.

    • @quixotic120
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      251 month ago

      Unless you’re going to refurbish them solely to use as decorative pieces those pianos are guaranteed trash

      • ✺roguetrick✺
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        81 month ago

        They’re good for the hardwood they’re made out of. That’s likely the entire reason for this collection.

    • @mojofrododojo
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      91 month ago

      it’s incredibly expensive to bring a piano in this state to working condition.

    • @helpImTrappedOnline
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      31 month ago

      The way are being transported…I wouldn’t get your hopes up for them. :'(

  • @ummthatguy
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    111 month ago

    They run through quite a few.

  • @McBB
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    91 month ago

    Four pianos, Jeremy? Four? That’s insane

  • @Seasm0ke
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    51 month ago

    Thats a mighty fine truck.

  • OhStopYellingAtMe
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    41 month ago

    Six grandfather clocks in my Conestoga wagon. No room for rations or supplies.

  • @Gammelfisch
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    21 month ago

    I’m surprised the bed did not snap off the frame. That is some 3rd World shit.