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Real gator in the middle?...
I doubt it! LolReal gator in the middle?...
If you mean this one. It's a " Walker and Williams " it might be ¿I doubt it! Lol
Un joyeux anniversaire tardif Hattie.....(Oh please let that be correctA few months ago this was my birthday present to myself:
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Wow that black and silver is very nice, what brand is it ?View attachment 3359638
New one is also wide, with silver on black. Has a handy dandy little pick holster on one end.
Almost forgot about the padded purple leopard. That was my first one and remains on my starter bass >
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That is as correct as correct can be! Thank you! I wasn't expecting a message in my mother tongue to be the first thing to see logging back to the forum, so you sort of messed up my brain for a second there... it felt like worlds collidingUn joyeux anniversaire tardif Hattie.....(Oh please let that be correct)....

Worlds colliding to me is having an American correcting me on the pronunciation of Basil.....Worlds Colliding to me is watching a John Wayne movie in French. There is a definite John Wayne voice that goes with John Wayne and to hear something else entirely is rather a bit of a shock before it returns to normal entertainment again.![]()

....Worlds colliding to me is having an American correcting me on the pronunciation of Basil.........
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I meant the herb, not the hotelier..Your pronunciation was likely Fawlty.
Typical....Just read John Cleese recount the story of a friend who wanted to make a movie about Wagner. The first question they asked when he got to Hollywood was: "what are you going to do about the Natalie Wood incident?"

Worlds Colliding to me is watching a John Wayne movie in French. There is a definite John Wayne voice that goes with John Wayne and to hear something else entirely is rather a bit of a shock before it returns to normal entertainment again.![]()