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I never wasOnce a bad ass...
I've always been quiet and kept my head downI never wasI've always been quiet and kept my head down
Yours?
You got a license to carry that weapon?
You pickin on me?
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Wally!No. I fear you because you are a bad ass.
There's a blast from the past!Yours?
Tell him it was a bargain! and I said soMy cousins.
Tell him it was a bargain! and I said so![]()
Even more of a bargain then, I'm serious they are a monster of an amount of work!A custom shop at that.
Even more of a bargain then, I'm serious they are a monster of an amount of work!
My respect for the people who make them daily has grown beyond recognition these last couple of months, they must be one of the hardest solid/semi solid guitars to make. Making me go grey!Oh, I know. It's a sweet guitar.
I respectfully disagree. Logic would indicate that once they're smashed up, one is no better than the otherNo one, but logic would indicate that a smashed up Squier is better than a smashed up Fender..
Nah... Jews are coolPhilistine.
No one, but logic would indicate that a smashed up Squier is better than a smashed up Fender..
I respectfully disagree. Logic would indicate that once they're smashed up, one is no better than the other
Also... we were discussing Townsend's "lost revenue" due to all the instruments that never achieved "vintage" status cuz he smashed 'em up. As you indicated... there was no Squier at the time...
(I think she was wondering about club members specifically