Even if he was separated limb by limb and organ by organ across the whole fretboard? :flute:Quote:
Originally Posted by jfb
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Even if he was separated limb by limb and organ by organ across the whole fretboard? :flute:Quote:
Originally Posted by jfb
I wouldn't buy one with a rabbit or antelope, but I would buy one with a jackalope. I wouldn't buy one with a tiger or lion, but I would buy one with a liger. I wouldn't buy one with a cat or dog but I would buy one with Cat-Dog. But I definitely would not buy one with one of these:
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I wouldn't buy one with a rabbit or antelope, but I would buy one with a jackalope. I wouldn't buy one with a tiger or lion, but I would buy one with a liger. I wouldn't buy one with a cat or dog but I would buy one with Cat-Dog. But I definitely would not buy one with one of these: BUT I BET IT TASTES GOOD!
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Is that a Shig or a Peep?Quote:
Originally Posted by frankb56
Goldtop Lloyd
I'd tune it to B standard and play Carcass songs on it all day.Quote:
Originally Posted by Albrecht Smuten
You mean all night. I thought so :evil:Quote:
Originally Posted by jfb
Panda.
I heard 'on the internet' that for every Panda inlay used, a real Panda in the wild dies. So, that's not good.
Gotta be a Shig. Peeps look like this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Goldtop
http://images.tbd.com/biopictures/peeps_staff_606.jpg
I so meant all night! :five:Quote:
Originally Posted by Albrecht Smuten
A Magical Unicorn..............
That is a poodle........ as far as inlays....any animal is fine...I would not play a guitar with Nancy Grace inlays..The nostrils alone would throw off the intonation............Quote:
Originally Posted by Goldtop
-Groundhog.
That show was AWESOME.
Somehow I thought you would dig it....Quote:
Originally Posted by ]-[ @ n $ 0 |v| a T ! ©
There has been a "German Birds" guitar listed by a few dealers.... Not my thing...
Mike Deely did those inlays for the guitar's owner.