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I LIKE This! Right to the point, with humor, no less!

It's, it's...Paul McCartney!

Taylor Swift traveling in a pink space ship to the moon?? She might rabbit, she might🤔..Paraphrasing this:

I Hate Disney...always did, but I Love Alice Cooper and this is Really Cool!

Feed it some Doctor Feel Good (lot's of low lows in that tune)

HEY!!! Stop stealing pics of my loootherie!

Very Good!!

I was thinking the same. It's usually the most active part of the HFC.

Koa? (with dark stain).

Yes! That's where I got the idea!! ....Brilliant

And the replies should be: GTFO and Yeah, Ok Sure Thing Mo

Funny but Oh So True!!

Not~So~Random Music: The Only original music band I was ever in: Loose Change from 1988-90 (Bass/Backing Vocals). Just remastered the album and it's on Spotify and BandCamp.com Loose Change Back Then (Spotify) or https://dougmartines.bandcamp.com/album/back-then-3

I LIKE THAT!!

Holy Mother Of Wood!!!

You are absolutely right. There's a certain type of individual that goes through life that way with everything they buy. Maybe it's the thrill of buying something as cheap as possible...hell I don't know.

It always amazes me how someone can elevate their skills to this level. When people question why one guitar is worth more than another, they need to see these photos and the attention to detail, the quality, and the chosen materials, especially the wood, that are used in these creations.

Yeah but..... It ain't No Shishkov Mo !!!

And an Electric Upright Bass

I've always found it amazing how Mike can take a grinder and carve out those curves, then hand sand them to stunning perfection. How does one learn to do that, and then raise it to an artform?

I’m still interested in a bass also.

Thanks guys

I tried checking out www.shishkovguitars.com and I'm not getting sound, just a guitar demo video. I cant get into the site (nothing to click on). Is anyone else having this problem?

As others have probably said, it’s real hard to find a tree wide enogh to produce a one-piece guitar body. The tree log has to be considerably wider the the wood blank that gets carved into a guitar body. I’m pretty sure that all the Standards were one piece bodies btw. As time goes on, it gets harder and harder to find big enough trees to make one piece bodies.