"Phil Allison" wrote in message
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Take a careful look, Phil. There is no such
gap above the keys on a Roland stage piano through
which a coin could pass.


** The keys move, so there is a gap enough for a small coin.

Take a look at a Roland stage piano, and then at the
thickness of the thrupenny bit. The keys pivot at the
back, so even though the front edge of the key drops
by 10mm, the rear of the key and the very narrow gap
between it and the case, does not increase enough to
allow a coin to enter.

Furthermore the horizontal space, even between the
E and F keys and B and C keys which have no black
keys between them, is certainly not wide enough for a
thrupenny bit.

Iain

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** The keys move, so there is a gap enough for a small coin.



...... Phil

In article ,
Phil Allison wrote:
** The keys move, so there is a gap enough for a small coin.

Give the dimensions of the coin in question.

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"Dave Plowman (Nutcase)"


** The keys move, so there is a gap enough for a small coin.

Give the dimensions of the coin in question.


** Small.

In article ,
Phil Allison wrote:
** The keys move, so there is a gap enough for a small coin.

Give the dimensions of the coin in question.


** Small.

Thought as much. Try looking it up - as you're so fond of telling others
to do.

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"Dave Plowman (****ing Nut Case )

Phil Allison

** The keys move, so there is a gap enough for a small coin.

Give the dimensions of the coin in question.


** Small.

Thought as much.


** You have no thoughts at all.

There is a gap enough for a small coin.

****ing learn to read - you stinking, pommy pig.




..... Phil

On Sat, 8 Oct 2011 22:18:47 +1100, "Phil Allison"
wrote:


"Dave Plowman (****ing Nut Case )

Phil Allison

** The keys move, so there is a gap enough for a small coin.

Give the dimensions of the coin in question.


** Small.

Thought as much.


** You have no thoughts at all.

There is a gap enough for a small coin.

****ing learn to read - you stinking, pommy pig.



The threpenny bit is one of the thickest coins ever minted. It also
has twelve sides, so it is one of the sidiest coins ever minted. It
doesn't fit down small slots.

d

On 08/10/2011 12:40, Don Pearce wrote:
On Sat, 8 Oct 2011 22:18:47 +1100, "Phil
wrote:


"Dave Plowman (****ing Nut Case )

Phil Allison

** The keys move, so there is a gap enough for a small coin.

Give the dimensions of the coin in question.


** Small.

Thought as much.


** You have no thoughts at all.

There is a gap enough for a small coin.

****ing learn to read - you stinking, pommy pig.



The threpenny bit is one of the thickest coins ever minted. It also
has twelve sides, so it is one of the sidiest

10/10 for word invention.


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On 08/10/2011 12:18, Phil Allison wrote:
"Dave Plowman (****ing Nut Case )

Phil Allison

** The keys move, so there is a gap enough for a small coin.

Give the dimensions of the coin in question.


** Small.

Thought as much.


** You have no thoughts at all.

There is a gap enough for a small coin.

****ing learn to read - you stinking, pommy pig.


Oh you've met Dave then?


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john wrote:
****ing learn to read - you stinking, pommy pig.


Oh you've met Dave then?

;-) Or ;-(

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