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LAKLAND OWNERS GROUP #43

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cool! thanks!

so - you deliberately misspell it? noyce!

I just wanted to know if it looked "SMOKIN" or not.....I have always found your alphabet fascinating!

;)

at first I wanted to reply "your alphabet?" but then I realized they use a modified Latin alphabet in Polish (although the language is close to Russian) :)
Interesting if Markus can write in Ukrainian - it is very close both in oral and written forms
 
Lost 3 Laklands (along with many other basses and lots of gear) in the cartage building flood....here's the JO....

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We were really lucky in that we had only very minor issues at the house...

oohh man... sorry for that... love 'roadworn' looks (NOT associated with the 'F' word), hopefully you can get it right
 
Sorry to hear about the damage! Glad to know the important stuff (you and yours) is OK. But that JO is gonna be a great conversation piece hanging on the wall somewhere...

sure thing. If you're saying this, I admit I could be one of the interested parties. Need to show it to Carl or someone at Lakland first to have their verdict first though
 
Did he really say Dougie?:eek::D

Yeh - I guess he did...

a hem! (throat clearing noise).....

young Jedi....one does not call a Jedi master more than twice his age "Dougie"....that is reserved for other Jedi masters of equal or greater class (as if any of us have any "class")......OK - well and drinking buddies......and Randy.....and John.....well...OK....

:D

Cheers Dougie :p

:hiding:
 
thanks guys. it's crazy--lot's of destruction. hollowbodys are all really ugly. even the solidbody laklands all have warped necks, brown stains from the river/sewage water soaking into them, and cracked bodys (not finish--the wood!!) from the wood swelling up. drying out now just to make them a little less gross, they're all a total loss...

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Man o man:-( That's a lot of gear.

+1. That is a several-fron tragedy. First, there's your obvious loss (which, I'm sure, is part of a larger personal disaster,as floods tend to be), then there's the fact that your insurance will likely go up even though this was definitely not your fault, and of course, I can't imagine the landfill these ruined instros are going to become, especially when put together with all the other victims' wrecked goods.

It also looks like you had some *very* cool axes. :atoz:
 
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