A C, an E flat and a G walk into a bar...

SeilerBird · Nov 26, 2016

The bartender says "Sorry we don't serve minors..."

Larry N. · Nov 26, 2016

Uuuugghhh!

Jeannine · Nov 26, 2016

Wizard46 · Nov 26, 2016

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jackiemac · Nov 26, 2016

Gary RV_Wizard · Nov 26, 2016

That wasn't a very chordial greeting. :

SeilerBird · Nov 26, 2016

For any non musician who stumbles across this foolishness I should explain that the notes C, E flat and G form a minor chord. C, E and G form a major chord. Very good comeback Gary.

Tom · Nov 26, 2016

That's the root of the problem.

SeilerBird · Nov 26, 2016

I may need a fifth before this thread is over. ???

Larry N. · Nov 26, 2016

SeilerBird said:
I may need a fifth before this thread is over. ???

Gee... for the 7th time? :

SeilerBird · Nov 26, 2016

Larry N. said:
Gee... for the 7th time? :

Well my desire is certainly diminishing. ???

Tom · Nov 26, 2016

For the 3rd time.

SeilerBird · Nov 26, 2016

Tom said:
For the 3rd time.

Yes the third time, but that is nothing to fret about.

Tom · Nov 26, 2016

We're just stringing this discussion along.

Tom · Nov 26, 2016

And it's a bit nut(ty).

SeilerBird · Nov 26, 2016

We need to augment it with some humor. 8)

Tom · Nov 26, 2016

Just cross the bridge and all will be sharp.

GR &#039;Scott&#039; Cundiff · Nov 26, 2016

I prefer this over dis-chord.

Tom and Margi · Nov 26, 2016

You guys are killing me! ;D Very clever, even if I'm groaning.

kjansen · Nov 26, 2016

It must be time to go to the Keys.

A C, an E flat and a G walk into a bar...

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