MCChris

Hahaha that ain't me. This is me: http://youtu.be/PnxeG47Gz5w?t=42s

Back in the day I did the opposite: I chose an Ibanez RT450 over a Centaura because it had a fuller neck profile.

Well played Same to you, sir! One of my favorite sequences in HFC history.

I learned from the best: http://www.hamerfanclub.com/forums/topic/57661-come-on-brent-are-we-ashamed/?p=607574

"Looking for most reasonable bid- Good Luck!" It's Craigslist, not eBay, you fuckstick.

'88, junior year, I'm 46 today.

I cut my hair to look like his once. Not such a great 'do for a white dude:

Those mid-'90s versions are indeed cool and quirkier than the typical stop-tuna setup, but getting a newer-model Hamer that won't have Hameritis for under 8 bills is a damn good deal IMO. Indeed.PERIOD!

Those mid-'90s versions are indeed cool and quirkier than the typical stop-tuna setup, but getting a newer-model Hamer that won't have Hameritis for under 8 bills is a damn good deal IMO.

The capability to do the Ace Frehley/Randy Rhoads quasi-kill switch thing. Duh lol. My guess is to facilitate changes on the fly, but that's actually a very good question.

You could ask the same question about a Les Paul. Just sayin'! Welcome to the board! Nice bass you've got there!

Dang! That one is perfect!

"USA Hamers are increasing in value anyway since the workshop ceased production at the end of last year so this will be a great buy!" All manner of bullshit being flung about in that ad.

Brian Moore guitars have 'em:

Period!

Everybody has one, and most could benefit from a bleaching?

Now we're onto something.

All I wanted was a Pepsi.

Even better would be if the Roots guy smashed it on the air.

This all could have been avoided if the guy from the Roots simply said "no" to the Purple One in the first place. What we have here is the unfortunate consequence of still being starstruck despite having carved out a perfectly successful career for yourself. Then came the ultimate insult, where he remained starstruck by asking Mr. Unpronounceable Symbol to autograph the remains and received a "no" in return.

Kind of like The Victim pulling down a chick's tube top at the Roux House with absolute impunity.

Meh, it's only an Epiphone. Kidding.

Agreed...PERIOD! "His job in Vietnam was to dispose of enemy personnel. To kill! PERIOD!" http://youtu.be/9hLY1TYUWp4

That kind of attitude will get you thrown the fuck off the Gear Page, guy. So will a reply of "fuck her already and get it over with" in a thread started by a landscaper about how an old lady client of his had a habit of watching his every move whenever he cut her grass. Ask me how I know!

For the record, I didn't use the word "greed" initially. I just wanted to reiterate that any businessperson whose top priority isn't reducing overhead won't be in business very long. The extent to which that reduction is achieved and the methodologies involved are what bring greed into play.