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Oh come on. Why do you have to piss on Brother Bill 🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞

Mmm No...we don't...still

That's funny! And when I think about it, the composer probably wasn't toilet trained because there weren't any toilets.

"You Like Me, You Really Like Me!"

Yes I agree, but it would also need to be able to convert to S-BTU's

No wait, that's supposed to be for an original Les Paul log guitar copy.

Yes I loved his comedy too. Yes while he didn't have a chemical engineering degree, he was quite smart. To me, he was a great comedic entertainer that I disagreed with as well as laughed with. That video is from 1992. And yes, you are correct, the situation has changed. U.S. air pollution is now far less than it was in 1992: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1225626/air-pollutant-emissions-reductions-us-by-type/ We rank 99th. by the way: https://www.iqair.com/us/world-most-polluted-countries And then there's plastic waste in the oceans: https://www.visualcapitalist.com/cp/visualized-ocean-plastic-waste-pollution-by-country/ So, yes the situation has changed, and, for the better in the USA. It has sadly gotten worse in many others. I hope everyone enjoys the George Carlin video, and, I hope you enjoy this one below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWUXzGGcShM

Livable yes, but not under her version of. May I allow my spokesperson to offer his counterpoints:

Specialk & kiz: you both got it.

So here we have a girl who I'm sure we would All like to strangle...over and over and over and over and over and over and over again.

Hey DaveH it's true, it's really true, it is.......really...

If it's a Real 1862 Strat, the headstock label would be engraved with gold paint and it would say C.F. Martin, with WagonCaster below that, because C.F. Martin was the first company to build electric guitars. The WagonCaster name was chosen for the current transportation technology. Covered wagons helped "cast" settlers across the country. Unfortunately, guitar amplifiers did not exist yet, so the electric WagonCaster guitar did not sell well and eventually, Martin Guitars sold the rights to a young man named Leo Fender around 1947. Fender kept it a secret for many years, and, using the basic idea to create the Broadcaster in Spring of 1948, and then introduced the WagonCaster when the jet age began, renaming it, the Stratocaster. So there you have it!

See! Even a horse knows what's good listening.

Just tell them that their ears are Much Too "Sonsative" ( from 2:00 to 2:05)

But only on a cheapo bass. Imagine some idiot doing that to a rare or expensive bass, or guitar.

Ya know, I meant to write Jazzing, but.....hey wait~a~minute, you changed it! 🤣🤣

Funny, but I have to agree.

Classic

That is perfect!!!

Is F*cking a Verb? "cuz that was the original meaning of the word Jazzing, from what I was always told. So, if you're f*cking wrong twice, it's Jazzing?? "Hey honey, it's not my fault, we were just jazzing, that's all"

Absolutely Classic Yogi By the way, My interpretation of Jazz has always been this: Jazz, A bunch of guys looking for a note.

HEY! That's Not Nice! 😮🤣

Sweet Dreams Are Made of This (App that lets me turn off the oven from where) Here In My My Car I Feel Safest Of All

Ok so I added a , but it Does seem to me that there's more high end collectors with many expensive guitars than there are working musicians who play only a few expensive guitars these days. Or maybe it's the manufacturers that think this way? Nowadays there just seem to be too many guitar, amp, and efx makers than the market can bare...not to mention all the other bits and pieces.

My 2010 12ver has the binding over the frets and it's the only one I have that way. I never really thought about it until you guys started talking about it.