OT: For our resident artísts, this is what happens when your graphic designer doesn’t have a solid understanding of cultural or historical issues.
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OT: For our resident artísts, this is what happens when your graphic designer doesn’t have a solid understanding of cultural or historical issues.
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Knew you’d catch that one. Now, the designer is Indian where the swastika has a positive meaning for a couple thousand years; however, the company is Palestinian with a parent organization in the West Bank, Jordan, UAE… might just go over like aouch!
in the ole hummus bowl.The 'swastika' is a 3K+ y/o symbol used in many cultures. Unfortunately, corrupted forever by the A-hole with the stupid mustache.Knew you’d catch that one. Now, the designer is Indian where the swastika has a positive meaning for a couple thousand years; however, the company is Palestinian with a parent organization in the West Bank, Jordan, UAE… might just go over like ain the ole hummus bowl.
Sheepishly says, "Thank you!"Nice pair Donnie!
I saw that as well. Looks great. Not the price, however.Not a bass, but this is really nice.
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Yep. Good on you for knowing that.Constitutional Republic
They got good taste, these two are hilarious together.My wife and daughter watch them all the time![]()
I meant that with big brands in general, but yes I quite agree that Squier, Fender and ESP have that overabundance in greed. For example, in 2019 (pre pando) a Squier Classic Vibe 60's costed here 360-70€ it's over 400+ now, hell even the affinity branch has gotten quite expensive. Those numbers might not mean much over there (considering the difference in currency values and experience) but here it does, a lot.Throw a fancy new color or Inlay or whatever and it’s. $1400 guitar that happens to be made in the exact same place as the squires.
Not knocking squire. They’re good for what they are. My problem is a Seymour Duncan and some burled poplar veneer or whatever isn’t $1200. I’m being a little hyperbolic…but not much.
Yeah, but you’re getting so much more for your money, like… well, kinda… well, maybe… well.I meant that with big brands in general, but yes I quite agree that Squier, Fender and ESP have that overabundance in greed. For example, in 2019 (pre pando) a Squier Classic Vibe 60's costed here 360-70€ it's over 400+ now, hell even the affinity branch has gotten quite expensive. Those numbers might not mean much over there (considering the difference in currency values and experience) but here it does, a lot.
It is. But the price is crazy.Not a bass, but this is really nice.
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It’s far more versatile. The single coil tap setting was a pleasant surprise. I haven’t played out with it much yet.26700470[/URL], member: 75087"]The pickup is in a better place as far as I'm concerned.
Brothers and sisters In Christ…OT: For our resident artísts, this is what happens when your graphic designer doesn’t have a solid understanding of cultural or historical issues.
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Not a bass, but this is really nice.
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I saw that as well. Looks great. Not the price, however.
It is. But the price is crazy.



Are you going to follow with legal action against them?Back tracking OT: Found out how the crooks ordering the $19K credit card in my name were going to get it. They put in a change of address with the USPS. Shutting that down now. Good thing I had Experian and USPS Informed delivery.
I like that those pickups are seeing more action. They were in a bird for only one year. They make what was already a more versatile bass than the unenlightened refused to recognize even more versatile.It’s far more versatile. The single coil tap setting was a pleasant surprise. I haven’t played out with it much yet.
Unfortunately, these crooks do everything online and unless the bank and postal service actually tracked IP addresses, issued subpoenas to the ISP, etc. no one would know they are. Like the old Western Union scams from a Prince in Nigeria...Are you going to follow with legal action against them?
I got a scam text Saturday morning saying that my(bank name)Online Account had been frozen and to reply to the text. Two things tipped me off: (1) I don't have an online account with any bank, and (II), I don't text. I immediately called my bank who asked me to send them the phone number the text came from and the email address the scammers had included. What happens next is up to the folks at my bank.Unfortunately, these crooks do everything online and unless the bank and postal service actually tracked IP addresses, issued subpoenas to the ISP, etc. no one would know they are. Like the old Western Union scams from a Prince in Nigeria...