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I can't have you sleeping on the ground, worse than a gippo.

Jan Gippo played the solo part with command, but it was all rather trivial.

Mr. Gippo, normally a placid man, responded with a vulgarity.

Mr. Gippo calls it a lockout, noting that no strike vote was taken.

"We are looking forward to healing all the wounds that may have occurred," Mr. Gippo said.

"Randy Adams does not understand what artistic quality means," Mr. Gippo said.

"That's not how it happened," Mr. Gippo responded.

But Mr. Gippo said it closely resembled a management offer that was on the table when talks broke down last week.

But Mr. Gippo said a "philosophical difference" over how to spend endowment money had led to the vote against the contract.

"Everybody wanted it settled," Mr. Gippo said.

Mr. Gippo, a piccolo player, contends that the previous contract allows for special fund-raising to keep salaries competitive.

"There were no histrionics whatsoever," Jan Gippo, a piccolo player and the leader of the musicians committee said.

Jan Gippo, the piccolo-playing leader of the musicians' negotiating committee, said he hoped management would rejoin a continuing forum with the players and the conductor.

The maestro, Mr. Gippo said, gave $1,000.

The leader of the players committee, Jan Gippo, said the two parties met with the mediator for half an hour, during which the musicians presented a proposal.

Other names, specifically derogatory, such as pikey and gypo or gippo (derived from Gypsy) are also heard.

"I'm optimistic," Mr. Gippo said.

"There was a lot of shock and anger and denial," said Jan Gippo, a piccolo player who is a leader of the musicians' union.

Mr. Gippo said the players felt betrayed by Mr. Adams's refusal to restore previous salary cuts.

Gippo, Jan (ed.)

Mr. Gippo said that the players' audition committee was ready to hear aspirants for a horn and a double-bass opening yesterday and today, but that management refused to let them.

Racist chanting is a no-no (although I reserve the right to call anyone a black b*st*rd.etc, just I would call someone a fat b*st*rd or a long haired gippo b*st*rd).

Jan Gippo, who has played piccolo with the symphony for 33 years and leads the musicians' negotiating committee, said he and his colleagues had wanted the auditions, which are conducted by orchestra members, to go forward.

Jan Gippo, president of the International Conference of Symphony and Opera Musicians and a piccolo player with the St. Louis Symphony, said he was convinced that a strike somewhere was inevitable.

Mr. Gippo said the orchestra would have accepted the contract if management had promised to apply $2 million of the $20 million in additional endowment money he said was expected to be raised to help pay salaries directly.

I think you're waiting for your gyppo friends to pull you out of this.

That's the whole world in the gyppo, then,' he said.

A gyppo, it was, that had a way with horses.

The other gyppo had come up by his shoulder.

"Looks like you'm had a bad gyppo attack," he said.

So they wait for the gyppo to confess.

She was often called "Gyppo", a derogatory term, by a boy who disliked her.

Just crawling round old Cairo with a 'Gyppo on his back.

By the early 21st century gyppo loggers had been described as "an endangered species."

Posted by ho-bag gyppo on January 1st, 2004.

"They's too good a horse fer a Gyppo."

It was agreed that we had all witnessed superb performances by three of the world's fastest gyppo loggers.

A gypsy, you part with my priceless car to a damned gyppo?' '

By the 1970s environmental regulation and other economic changes in the logging industry had driven many gyppo loggers out of business.

"He's a Gyppo, he had ta steal sumthin'," said the second.

Now residing as a gyppo in Cambridge, UK.

Unless you were prepared to tell people that you had been planning to buy yourself a gyppo girl, and who'd have sympathy for you then, eh?

The story involves an Oregon family of gyppo loggers who cut and procure trees for a local mill in opposition to striking, unionized workers.

By the mid-1950s, overextraction of timber had begun to reduce the economic value of gyppo logging.

The gyppo system is one of two main patterns of the organization of logging labor in the Pacific Northwest, the other being the "company logger."

"So, Gyppo, what'd ye steal?"

Squirrel Joram tells James that Sheelagh is a "nit-ridden gyppo".

I wouldna let 'em go t' none but a gyppo or a friend or friend a'the lad.

Our plan was to intersect a logging road and then try to catch a ride out of the mountains with some gyppo loggers who were working in the area.