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Dilemma! stingray/p bass issue

trade P for ray? (please read before voting, this isn't a simple P vs Ray poll)


  • Total voters
    39
  • Poll closed .
Keep the P, sell one of the Furies, reassemble the Squier, grow your hair, move to Minneapolis and eat more fermented vegetables.
Don't want to sell one of the Furies, they are different generations.

I have no idea what avocados and beef links are doing in a poll. I'm so confused by the OP.
He is talking about amps and plywood korean instruments in pieces neither of which are the P-bass or Ray in question.
There's Warwicks and Furies and the sentimental value of a recording. What the hell is a mars music "goob"?!!!!

I wish there were a carrots option. Carrots are the only thing that would make sense here.
some people get overloaded when any shred of info more than the basic facts is added. Perhaps you are one of those. And that was a pretty conformist attitude to take about the carrots thing. I want to be different, and have avocodos and beef links on the brain and in the fridge. Every bit of info about the Korean plywood (OK maybe not that one) Warwick's, amps and furies is pertinent to the decision I was seeking opinions on at the time.

Goob = going out of business. Not sure if it was used prior, but it was featured in the Sandler zohan movie.
 
Don't want to sell one of the Furies, they are different generations.

some people get overloaded when any shred of info more than the basic facts is added. Perhaps you are one of those. And that was a pretty conformist attitude to take about the carrots thing. I want to be different, and have avocodos and beef links on the brain and in the fridge. Every bit of info about the Korean plywood (OK maybe not that one) Warwick's, amps and furies is pertinent to the decision I was seeking opinions on at the time.

Goob = going out of business. Not sure if it was used prior, but it was featured in the Sandler zohan movie.

Never mind. The fact that you are willing to admit you've seen that movie explains everything.