euchre
Well-known member
This relatively rare strain of UAS called BAS (Banjolele Acquisition Syndrome) has popped up in a few isolated areas of the world in recent months--most notably the UK as exemplified by Mr. B, the Gentleman Rhymer. The latest resurgence, thought to be at least partially fueled by the mysterious promises of a popular uke company here on the Mainland, has now hit the mid-Atlantic states as well as most other regions of the country.
Like UAS, this strain is incurable, It seemingly appears out of nowhere with no rational explanation or previous affinity for banjo, banjo players or banjo music present as a predictor. Sadly, unlike UAS, BAS has few affordable treatment options. Some sufferers have reported temporary relief using the common UAS treaments, but none have reported lasting results. Hopeful players who Needmore treatment options are expecting at least temporary relief in time for the UWC gathering, when victims of both of these pernicious maladies from around the globe gather to give each other support.
Please respond if you, or anyone you know, have or think you have BAS.
Tom
BAS sufferer
Like UAS, this strain is incurable, It seemingly appears out of nowhere with no rational explanation or previous affinity for banjo, banjo players or banjo music present as a predictor. Sadly, unlike UAS, BAS has few affordable treatment options. Some sufferers have reported temporary relief using the common UAS treaments, but none have reported lasting results. Hopeful players who Needmore treatment options are expecting at least temporary relief in time for the UWC gathering, when victims of both of these pernicious maladies from around the globe gather to give each other support.
Please respond if you, or anyone you know, have or think you have BAS.
Tom
BAS sufferer
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