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When cats play sax
By Jon Dron October 29, 2016 - 2:16pm Comments (1)
This is what happened when Beelzebub the Cat decided to try to play my saxophone after I had foolishly left it on its stand without its mouthpiece cap.
He seriously needs to work on his embouchure.
I seriously need to disinfect my mouthpiece.
Jon Dron
still learning, never learning enough
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I am a full professor and Associate Dean, Learning & Assessment in the School of Computing & Information Systems, and a member of The Technology-Enhanced Knowledge Research Institute at...
Jon Dron
still learning, never learning enough
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Lol! Love that you tagged it 'vandalism'.
Simon Chandler October 29, 2016 - 2:21pm