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If most of you are like me, you scout ebay quite often and it's plain phenomenal how there are SO many rare item are listed! Yeah..that "rare" business has gotten my goat so much that I just try to laugh now.'RARE' - Sometimes there is a very good reason x model had only been in production one year.
Junk is junk.. RARE junk is no exception.
I thought 'K sarah, sarah' is eyetalian.This one really used to bother me... but I have come to appreciate the utility of it. Much shorter than "it's not optimal but you can't really change it, so we just have to accept it".
Also, if you think about it, there has always been an expression like this, expressing fatalism, such as the Spanish term "que sera sera" so although this incarnation is new, the sentiment is not.
Any "Business-Speak" that pours out the mouths of MBA-grads to sound like the smartest people in the room…doubly-so when they actually believe it to be a proper substitute for English.
And if anyone thinks this doesn't happen in real life, hoo-boy do I have a story for you!![]()
Amen. With all due respect to guys trying to sell basses here, God, I am sick to death of that phrase...even if I had plenty of cash to spare and saw my absolute dream bass pop up in the classifieds, if the seller used that phrase in his ad, I think I'd take a pass...![]()
I've always wondered that too...Butter makes everything bettah. Personally, I would only consider buying a bass that I could touch first to make sure. And if it's that 'buttahry', why are they selling it?

I thought 'K sarah, sarah' is eyetalian.
"Unfortunate looking" as opposed to "ugly".This post really doesn't have any real direction.
I get tickled at some the terminology used these days..
There's catch phrases..nicknames..whatever they're called.
It used to be just an Aria Pro II..now it has to have a Matsumoku tag riding along.
A dude just sold a beat up 70s Fender case. For pete's sake, it was a beat up case.. it was referred to as "road worn".
It's like "previously owned" instead of used.
Just throwing stuff out there.
Tell me some good ones that you've heard.
This is no rant...just funny to me.
When I see a commercial about a product being "Revolutionary" what does that mean anyway?