Nicest Fender I've seen

[Brad Johnson]

At least I was nice enought to not point out that Jens Ritter and Vinnie Fodera both make bolt-ons, seeing as to how really assinine it would be to compare a bolt-on bass with... a bolt-on bass.

 

[realdeal]

Play nice now Children....

Who's playing??!?

 

[Chopper]

christ on a cracker this thread is still going?

 

[evito]

It cannot be stopped!!!

 

[Bassflute]

christ on a cracker this thread is still going?

I thought it was a piece of toast.

Did I miss the one really important apparition on Ebay? The one where he finally shows up, with trumpets blaring and in a hail of pure white light, and it was on a cracker...

on Ebay....

in Texas...

Dang!

Cheers,
Cameron

 

[WoodyG3]

In most of the developed world, and to most of the worlds great electric bass players, the age of the neck-through has come and gone. I sold my last two for a couple of bolt on MTD's, and wouldn't dream of going back.

But anyway, this thread's about beautiful Fenders....

Cheers,
Cameron

Hey, wait a minute, I like my neck-through basses!

But anyway, this thread's about beautiful Fenders...

 

[Hullaballoo]

Hey - GegC - sarcasm - I like it! I'm sorry if a few sentences all together like that is too much for you. A little tip - don't ever try reading a book, it might be dangerous to your health.

 

[Darkstrike]

Hey - GegC - sarcasm - I like it! I'm sorry if a few sentences all together like that is too much for you. A little tip - don't ever try reading a book, it might be dangerous to your health.

I read a book once, it had paragraphs.

 

[Hullaballoo]

To pick me up on non-use of paragraphs on a site where at least 40% of contributors dont seem know the difference between "there" and "their" and "too" and "to" "there" and "they're", etc, and whose grammar would disgrace the average 12 year old, leads me to believe that the original sarky reply couldn't counter my argument, merely it's form. Just look at the posts on the same page - paragraph every sentence, sentences that aren't complete sentences, and so on. When the spelling on TB is at my son's level, then I'll worry about paragraphs. And paragraphs usually are used to break up passages that contain a disparate groups of thoughts or arguments - they're not compulsory every certain number of words, and many of the books I read have paragraphs much longer than mine.
See NOW'S the time for another paragraph -when I move onto a new idea or subject. Like why do snide smartarses stick together and defend each other?