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LowEndLobster

LowEndLobster

Bass reviewer and youtube girl
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Oct 29, 2003
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#1
Come on, who has some?

I have three rings, a thumb ring (which I use for bass), a pointer ring and a ring finger ring. I also have a cool watch which I use to tell time, because that's what they're for.

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#4
Not to hijack the thread, but, for a lefty it's traditional to wear a watch on the right hand. :D

'cause the "weaker" hand suffers less abuse and the watch is not as prone to damage. Of course this only works for watches that actually have moving parts. :cool:

Back OT: I wear a ring on the right and left hand ring fingers, and when I gig I add a right hand pinky ring and a left hand pointer ring, and sometimes a neck chain. :rolleyes:


..............Jim
 
#5
BassManJim said:
Not to hijack the thread, but, for a lefty it's traditional to wear a watch on the right hand. :D

'cause the "weaker" hand suffers less abuse and the watch is not as prone to damage. Of course this only works for watches that actually have moving parts. :cool:

Back OT: I wear a ring on the right and left hand ring fingers, and when I gig I add a right hand pinky ring and a left hand pointer ring, and sometimes a neck chain. :rolleyes:


..............Jim
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I'm a righty. I just like everything on my right hand. watches on the left are awkward.
 
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oooh yeah, cow spots and a skull (on my left arm).
 

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