I think using "ie" is how one spells the feminine version of a masculine name. Like Ronnie, Johnnie, etc.
Don't tell Mr Dio!
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I think using "ie" is how one spells the feminine version of a masculine name. Like Ronnie, Johnnie, etc.
Um, that's Arthur Fonzarelli to you, pal.![]()
Homer Simpson said:WHO IS FONZY!?! Don't they teach you anything at school?
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I would have loved to meet Vinnie's (um... I mean Vinny's) grandfather. Those Fedora hats he invented are the bomb.
As long as we're at it. . . there is no "U" in "WARMOTH"
Don't tell Mr Dio!
War...moth. Moth. Fodera- Sicilian for butterfly or moth. Translation- Fodera basses are made out of Warmoth necks and bodies! I KNEW it!
War...moth. Moth. Fodera- Sicilian for butterfly or moth. Translation- Fodera basses are made out of Warmoth necks and bodies! I KNEW it!

That's a GUY?!?!?Don't tell Mr Dio!


(...)please honor one of the greatest bass makers on the planet by spelling his name correctly? It is Vinny, not Vinnie.
You kidding right? Vinny is not a name, nor is Vinnie...
You kidding right? Vinny is not a name, nor is Vinnie...
Fellow TB'ers -- a really simple post, can we please, please honor one of the greatest bass makers on the planet by spelling his name correctly? It is Vinny, not Vinnie.